It's not particularly central, nor particularly good value, but the Grove Inn is light, airy, and clean. The breakfast exists in name only - you'll get coffee and a bread product. Perhaps some refrigerated fruit. The owner is friendly, but does not live permanently at the Inn. If you are arriving late (after 10) or checking out early (before 7),... more

If you are thinking about staying at the Grove Street Inn, you should first know about the front door issue before you decide to book. The front door to the inn does not use a key; instead, you punch a code into a number pad before turning the door knob. Punching in the code is easy; turning the door knob... more

I agree with the first reviewer on all accounts. For a moderately-priced B&B, this one is a real find. It's not fancy, but the rooms are comfortable, clean and very adequate. Make sure you bring your own shampoo and conditioner, as only soap is provided. It is on a quiet residential street and any point of interest is very easy... more

Found this little Bed and Breakfast in my travel guidebook, and whilst there seemed others that sounded nearer to the wharf area, we chose it because the parking was cheap , the write-up was good, and the hotelier, Mr Zimmerman, was so helpful when I called to discuss reservations. We were more pleasantly surprised on arrival, as the rooms were... more

The Grove Inn lacks some of the frills that you might expect to find at a San Francisco B&B but provides a nice place to stay in a good location at a very reasonable price. The rooms are modest but the beds are comfortable, the bathrooms are clean, there is a nice chair to sit and read and a small... more