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"Old property with a small staticky tv with no Netflix. Thermostat is from the 1800’s. Lol. Plumbing is sluggish. Just an overall unpleasant property to visit. Location is great and staff is nice but that’s it"

"Okay for the price."

"Really loved this hotel and everything about it. The location is awesome. The breakfast amazing. The staff all wonderful. I would definitely stay here again and recommend it to others."

"Staff was awesome. Hotel is in a great location. I'd definitely stay here again."

"The shuttle to the hotel was very convenient but it runs only every 30-40 min"

"Perfect"

"Good"

"I would stay here again. The Pickwick’s nightly price was reasonable (unlike most of the other hotels in the area). Convenient location- walking distance to the Moscone Center and Chinatown. Although the building is (over 100 years?) old, it has been well maintained. My room on the 2nd floor was clean (although some permanent scratches on the bathtub made it look dirty at 1st). There were some smells an old building will have, but nothing bad. The mini fridge in the room was nice. Front desk and cleaning staff were very kind and helpful. It was great to be allowed to store luggage at the hotel after check out in order to explore the city. I recommend! :)"

"The parking sucks, I tried to go on a walk outside and there was a homeless man trying to get in, the elevator felt like it was going to collapse every time you’d get in, the place feels old and definitely needs renovations, the map was a little confusing and I had to go to the front desk because my key wasn’t working, it felt like a motel more than a hotel, they also didn’t tell me in advance before booking that they will charge you 200 dollars when you check in just in case there are any damages and they reimburse it to you after you check out, the staff was great and helpful, I called the front desk at 12 am to request toothpaste and I got it in less than 5 minutes which is nice considering the walk is long. The issue is with the administration of the place, not the employees. They seriously need to fix that parking lot and renovate the buildings in general"