Can't Even Provide the Basics!
The owner will, I'm sure, tell me I could have stayed at Best Western or Hilton. Yeah, we should have. 
The location wasn't an issue for us. We both grew up near/around big cities. When you stay at a hotel in a city, you'll see/hear/smell city life, at all hours, homeless people included. Just know that fact anytime you plan to visit a major city such as San Fran. The location was actually pretty good. A little downhill for me, but with all the good food around I could use the extra calorie burning hill climbing on this trip.
Our issues were with the hotel itself, and mostly its staff and their foul attitudes. 
#1: On our first night here, we arrived around 9 or 10pm. We asked the kid at the desk for a recommendation for late night dinner. He recommended In-N-Out and some other chains. Yes, we came on vacation to San Francisco just to patronize fast food chains. Seriously, no better recommendations than that, especially when you have a restaurant next door? The kid looked stoned, anyway. We ended up just walking around till we found something open.
#2: As soon as we opened the door to the bathroom, the handle fell off. I'm no muscle woman. This thing was missing a screw. Without the handle you couldn't open the bathroom door from the inside. We took it downstairs and the guy at the desk said it could be fixed the next morning. 
#3: You have to provide clean sheets for your guests on their first night. And if they aren't clean, don't cover up a dirty sheet with another, less dirty flat sheet (oh yeah, this place does not use fitted sheets or mattress covers). These were not old coffee stains. These were obvious sweat stains. As in, I could see that someone had a horrible case of night sweats when they slept on that sheet. There were various other, more vomit-inducing stains of a crusty nature. Oh, I also expect blankets that do not have holes in them. But if that hole was made to get rid of a crusty stain, I guess I'd choose a holey blanket over stains any day. But I shouldn't have to make that choice!!!
#4: You have to provide clean towels for your guests on their first night, and anytime they request them- particularly if their original towels or replacement towels were dirty to begin with! Same issue with the towels as with the bed linens. Stained! And when my fiancé requested clean ones at 8:30am after a long walk, the guy at the desk had the audacity to tell him to wait till 10am when housekeeping arrived. We had a day to start! Showers to take! And the towels that housekeeping had left us the day prior were dirty before we touched them! I went back to the guy at the desk and asked again for a clean towel. He sarcastically and exasperatedly asked me if I could not wait until 10. I said no, we want to shower now, but if it's too much trouble to provide your guests with clean towels then forget about it. Angrily, he said he'd go get them (one floor down). 
#5: If the guest turns off the heat in the hotel room when it's 70 degrees outside, don't turn it back on while they're out. Also, you may want to reconsider the length of the curtains in your rooms, since they sit on top of the radiators. Seems like a fire hazard to me.
#6: If the guests can't smoke in the rooms, neither should the construction workers on the 2nd floor. 
We stayed for six nights. I wouldn't recommend this place to an enemy or a prisoner. It was absolutely disgusting. We just wanted a place to sleep at night and shower in the morning. We hardly got that. 
If you are already stuck at this hell hole and are struggling to sleep at night over the loud drunks in the alley, go into your closet and get the giant floor fan out. It'll drown out the noise pretty well. If you don't have one in your closet, go down to the desk and ask for one. It's a sleep saver.