Yes, but...
Stayed here for 4 nights in August. It was a pleasant change from the very nice but impersonal rooms at the Hyatt, where I stayed last fall. We had a front room, with lots of windows, and a fireplace, which was surprisingly useful for the chilly evenings and mornings in San Francisco. I would stay here again, but here are the drawbacks:
1. Our room was extremely noisy. I had to wear earplugs (provided at the front desk) to block out the noise of cars accelerating on the street. Some noise from other rooms, but not bad. I assume the rooms at the back are quieter.
2. The hotel posts a notice that the state of California has found chemicals in the hotel that are cancer-causing and that pose a health risk to certain people, like expectant mothers. When I asked, I was given a brochure outlining in a generic way the possible chemicals, but no specific information about the hazard in this hotel was given. The person at the desk who gave me the brochure said he had asked management about the exact risk but had not received the information. This needs to be clarified, and I would want to know the answer before booking again.
3. Like any B & B, it is only as good as the people who stay there. There were some American guests who did not know the etiquette of staying in a B & B, and who turned the complimentary evening wine and appetizers into a bar scene, with lots of shouting that drove others away from the common areas.
4. When we arrived, and frequently during our stay, there was no one at the reception. We had to go two doors down to the sister inn, the White Swan. When you go to the White Swan, you will get good service, but that is not quite the same.