Europa Hotel
Hotel in San Francisco
Highlights, description and the facilities guests use most.
Located in the historic North Beach District of San Francisco, Europa Hotel & Hostel is 20 minutes’ walk from Fisherman's Wharf, 17 minutes’ walk from Union Square and 5 minutes’ from the landmark Transamerica Pyramid building. It offers a 24-hour front desk, free WiFi in the common areas and guest rooms and complimentary coffee and juice. The guest rooms at Europa Hotel & Hostel include a flat-screen cable TV, a refrigerator, a microwave, closet space and both private and shared bathrooms. Guests of Europa Hotel & Hostel can enjoy nightlife in North Beach’s numerous bars, cafes, clubs and restaurants. Chinatown is just 1 minutes’ walk away, while Market Street is only 15 minutes’ walk away. For public transportation a bus stop is conveniently located in front of the property.
Stay in San Francisco - Rooms for Every Budget
In every room: Free Wifi · Flat-screen TV · Refrigerator · Fire extinguisher
1 King bed
145 ft²
Boasting free WiFi and cable TV, this room features a refrigerator, a microwave and a shared bathroom.
1 Queen bed
145 ft²
Boasting free Wi-Fi and cable TV, this room features a shared bathroom.
2 Double beds
197 ft²
Boasting free WiFi and cable TV, this room features a refrigerator, a microwave and a shared bathroom.
1 Double bed
197 ft²
Boasting free WiFi and cable TV, this room features a refrigerator, a microwave and a shared bathroom.
2 Double beds
189 ft²
Boasting free WiFi and cable TV, this room features a refrigerator, a microwave and a shared bathroom.
Location, travel times, listing details and guest feedback
Europa Hotel is on Columbus Avenue in San Francisco. Travelers can drive between the hotel and San Francisco International Airport in around half an hour without traffic. Chinatown-Rose Pak light-rail station and Washington Square Park are a short walk away.
25 amenities in 8 categories.
Check-in, check-out and house rules.
Check-in time at Europa Hotel & Hostel San Francisco is 15:00, and check-out time is 11:00.
Yes, Europa Hotel & Hostel San Francisco provides free Wi-Fi in both common areas and guest rooms.
No, parking options are not available at Europa Hotel & Hostel San Francisco.
The closest airport to Europa Hotel & Hostel San Francisco is Oakland International Airport, approximately 9.94 miles away.
Nearby attractions include Ripley's Believe It Or Not! Museum, Yerba Buena Center For The Arts, and Contemporary Jewish Museum, all about 0.8 miles away from Europa Hotel & Hostel San Francisco.
Guest rooms at Europa Hotel & Hostel San Francisco feature a flat-screen TV with cable channels, a microwave, refrigerator, closet space, and private or shared bathrooms.
No, there is no vending machine at Europa Hotel & Hostel San Francisco.
No, pets are not allowed at Europa Hotel & Hostel San Francisco.
No, Europa Hotel & Hostel San Francisco does not offer breakfast.
Loved by Guests, Trusted for Excellence
Pleasant
Very good Liked: Daisy and Kumar!
It's not great, but a... Liked: The front desk was available around the clock. My window opened to some kind of atrium, such that there was no audible traffic noise. The ensuite bathroom provided all the basics and served its purpose well. The wifi was working well. Disliked: The room smelled of cigarette smoke, even though the facility is allegedly fully non-smoking; turning on the bathroom fan helped remedy it somewhat. The smoke detector in my room had been ripped off the wall, but was still connected (unsure if it still worked or not). There was no housekeeping, unless so requested. The front desk was unwilling to provide me with a printed receipt on checkout, and when I insisted gave me a printout of a screenshot of a PDF viewer (that had the relevant details in it, at least). Besides the bed, the only furniture in the room is a tiny shelf and a refrigerator (i.e., no safety box, no closet). The window in my room would not fully close.
Exceptional
Liked: Basic clean hotel in a good location. Not the Fairmont, but a good value.
Located near Europa Hotel, you'll find an array of delightful dining and coffee spots to suit every taste. Whether you're in the mood for a quick snack or a leisurely meal, the nearby establishments provide a convenient and enjoyable dining experience during your stay in San Francisco.
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