Petite Auberge

Justus Ilgner

Positive: The city hotel is very centrally located on Bush Street with the reception on the mezzanine floor and a longer straight corridor to the rooms. My room was quite spacious, very clean, with classic older furniture. The WiFi worked very well, the bathroom was well maintained and overall my room was clean, bright and friendly. A good complimentary breakfast is served two doors down at the White Swan Inn. All in all, I felt very comfortable here. Some (minor) negative points: My secretary's drawers were a little stuck. In an alley next to the hotel, it got temporarily noisy on Friday evening.

Crystal Hunt

Everything about Petite Auberge made it such a memorable place to stay. From the friendly front desk staff to the antique French elevator, the complementary wine and snacks in the evening, cozying up in front of the fireplace in our room at the end of a long day of exploring, then waking up to a delicious complementary breakfast the next day- this place really makes you feel special! It is worth it to spend a little more on a room with a fireplace, we used ours a lot and it was so nice to be able to flip it on after being out on a chilly day. If we are ever back in San Francisco we will definitely stay here again or at its sister hotel the White Swan Inn. And we will be telling all of our friends and family to do so as well!

MIKOLAJCZAK Ann-Lise

Very disappointed by the hotel management staff. We have booked two nights in 2020 that have been cancelled due to COVID-19, and at that time, the hotel reassured us that we’ll be able to book a room back while coming to the US. It is happening now but the staff is unresponsive for 2 months. On the phone, they promise to come back to us - unsuccessful. And by email, one manager answered saying « no credit card charged » but they did, and since then, no news despite many emails… highly disappointing for an hotel of this standard…

Gemma Nash

If you're looking for a bed and breakfast, THIS IS NOT IT! It was a nice enough hotel, but the only breakfast was continental, and it was probably in the bottom 10% of continental breakfasts I've had. I've NEVER been served a continental breakfast at a place that called itself a "bed and breakfast." We were offered "croissants" (if you could call them that), muffins, cereal, and fruit (apples and bananas). It wasn't even a "european style" continental breakfast, with ham, baguette, cheese, etc. I really felt disrespected to be served something so depressing. As others have mentioned, the walls are indeed quite thin. I could easily hear others snoring in adjacent rooms.