Mosser Hotel - A Good Choice
by TripAdvisor Member robincov
Stayed here 3 nights in late July early Aug 04.
The hotel is situated in a good location, ie near main streets and transportation.
The room i booked (701) came with no private bathroom ( i knew this before i arrived) was of good standard although it was small, but I only slept there - thats all i needed.
Shared facilities were close by and were very clean every time i used them and i didnt have to wait to use them.
Staff were very efficient and helpfull, I would reccommend this hotel to anyone.
The reviews on here were good and bad but a hotel room was just for slleping in and it was ok.
Marvellous Mosser
by TripAdvisor Member denimautum
I was trying my luck when I booked the Mosser online, not knowing what I would get, as the reviews seems to be mixed. Well, it was a really pleasant hotel. The room is SMALL, but very clean, and functional. Same thing for the bathroom and toilet. I was prepared for spartan furnishing, and it was, but there touches of luxury that I didn't even get at 4 star hotel in Las Vegas, such as bathrobes.
The only downside is that the walls are thin, and I can hear people moving around on the floor above and outside, plus the fan creaked when it was at speed 2 and 3, but to put things into perspective, it was great bargain at the price I was paying, the location is excellent, the facilities are great & clean.
One advise to future guests is to request not to be roomed next to the bathroom and toilet, as this will only add to the noise factor.
Forum Posts
The Mosser Hotel and around
by Kastor
Hello,
This question is intended to people who know The theatre district and The financial district of San Franciscp very well.
I heard about The Mosser hotel corner 4th Avenue and Stockton and would like to know more about other hotels located around it.
Would you know any other Hotel close to the Museum of Modern Art? I would like to stay there for the conveniency (I will need to sleep on day time there as I will be jetlaged) but after 2 nights would like to switch to a lower budget hotel, probably a backpackers or Youth Hostel.
Can anyone advise me on what other accomodation is around these places?
Thank you very much!
Re: The Mosser Hotel and around
by Kastor
Well, I do not want to give my credit card details unless I have shopped and found what I wanted for an hotel and in the process of becoming a member of hotwire, you have to give all these details and you haven't even had any info about any hotel at all.
So the long online process discouraged me to continue with hotwire. Could you tell me if it is safe?
Re: The Mosser Hotel and around
by guell
The Mosser Hotel is actually located on 4th STREET and Stockton. If you ask a taxi driver to take you to 4th AVENUE and Stockton, he’ll know for sure that you’re an out-of-towner!! I don’t know anything about the Mosser, but I recently visited the newly opened Adagio Hotel on 5th and Geary, right in the heart of the theater district, and it was very nice.
http://www.jdvhospitality.com/hotels/hotel.php?ID=15
Another hotel very nice hotel, albeit a bit pricier, is the Hotel Triton. This hotel is in the heart of everything!
http://www.hoteltriton.com/
You can’t go wrong with either of these places, and you can walk to the MOMA from either one. By the way, you can now take BART to either of these places from the airport for under $5.00! Exit at the Powel Street station.
http://www.bart.gov/index.asp
I don’t know much about the hostels around here. Sorry! How about giving one of our B&B’s a try?
http://www.bbsf.com/InnDB/Content_n/searchResults_n.asp
Enjoy your stay!
Re: The Mosser Hotel and around
by rauwrie
My husband stayed at the Mosser while at a conference at Moscone. We live in the Bay Area but the conference went till very late at night so we booked him a room at the Mosser. He said that the hotel room was very nice, but tiny. The hotel is located in a great location though, so you can't go wrong.
The closest hotel to the MOMA I can think of is the W Hotel and the new Four Seasons, but those options are going to cost you a pretty penny.
Some nice boutique hotels can be found at www.jdvhospitality.com. Some are in "iffy" neighborhoods like the edge of Tenderloin, but they have great interiors.
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