Free parking in San Francisco
This hotel was booked because of the reviews of it and the fact that it had a place for our car where it could sit the two days we were there.
We got there by Lombard Street and the car park around the reception was full. Chills almost hit my girlfriend and I only to be told that they had a garage below as well, which put us at ease :)
The room was huge! It had a safe, which I find nice in these big cities not having to cary your passport around with you.
I heard a lot about the amount of homeless people in San Francisco before going. I found the area of the hotel to Fisherman's Wharf really safe and didn't see any homeless before arriving at the Wharf where the tourists are. Definitely felt safe and there's a lot of dining opportunities in the areas of the hotel. Head in the opposite direction of the piers for Ace Wasabi's Rock-n-Roll Sushi is my tip. Nice service, incredible food, and we found it better than the sushi place across the street that made you feel like you were bothering them.
The Coventry Motor Inn is a bit on the expensive side (the priciest stay of our 18 day trip) but it is San Francisco. The free parking made it feel like good value after being told that other places charge 40 dollars and more per night for parking. It is about a 30-40 minute walk to Fisherman's Wharf and the Piers. We didn't try the public transportation so two days of San Francisco did amount to some miles of walking. This probably influenced our very good nights of sleep. We stayed on the second floor with windows facing Lombard Street. I found the noise in the room very limited despite a car alarm in the middle of the night - but that could happen anywhere.
I would recommend this place to anyone.