My husband and I just wanted a simple, clean inexpensive place to stay in the Ocean Beach area of San Francisco for one night, and we decided to give this place a try. It wasn't bad, in fact, in some ways it felt like some of the inexpensive places we have stayed in Europe (although they are usually much smaller).... more

A bare bones but comfortable, clean motel for a reasonable price (by San Francisco standards). The neighborhood has several excellent restaurants, and is outside the usual touristy parts of Frisco. It's not hard to find a laundromat, gas station, convenience store, video store, or public transit. A comfortable coffee shop next door has free Wifi though the motel itself does... more

San Francisco is a great place to visit. It is even more fun if you don't have to worry about driving all over town, and looking for a place to park, then paying the price. Here is an idea. Stay at the Oceanview Motel on Judah St. It is at the end of the N-Judah streetcar line, and across from... more

stayed here for 2 nights - friendliest staff so far in our 3 week adventure! We knew we would only be sleeping in our room as too much to see and do in SF. Hotel clean and spacious and lady on reception so helpful - gave us maps and routes and everything she could to help us explore. Muni terminal... more

I recently stayed at the Oceanview and while it isn't the greatest motels in The City, for the cost, it is pretty decent. The couple who run the motel, are I believe Indian and are very nice. I did notice that the windows don't lock, and in fact our window could have fallen out of the track and crashed on... more

This hotel was fine. It is cheap - Sure it is not a 4 star hotel but the price is right. You can stay in the busy city for an estimated $280-$350 a night for a nice room or you can stay here for $55-$65 a night and get your basic room. All you really are doing is sleeping there... more

I stayed here for one night while in the City for my daughter's graduation. It was convenient since she lives on the N Judah streetcar line that ends in front of the hotel. Also nice if you want to walk on the beach, which is wonderful at sunset. What isn't so nice is that it is near a public toilet... more

We arrived at the Oceanview hotel one day of august 2003, had to pay 90 on the spot and were given a large room on the second floor. First thing we saw: the windows couldnt lock, and the emergency stairs platform was right there. On our complaint we were given another room: same problem (due to saline corrosion it seems).... more

I have been staying at the OceanView for many years. I am used to staying in 5 star hotels and find it refreshing to stay in a place where every convenience is NOT provided and is a stone's throw from the beach and the Golden Gate Park. The Java Cafe is fabulous and is right next door. I find that... more