SenS Hotel en Berkeley

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  Model Magik

  :: 27 January 2023 01:37:57

  Not sure about the hotel but the coffee shop is awesome and makes great coffee and bagels

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  Peter Smith

  :: 08 December 2021 14:10:27

  We wanted a hotel in the heart of Berkeley. This is not a big chain hotel with a lobby, so if you need a concierge, this is not for you. There is someone at the "desk" all night but it is pretty casual. They lock the door at night and you ring the bell. The room was clean and everything worked. The bed comfortable, small deck with chairs. There was enough room to move our large suitcases in and settle. Decent size bathroom with walk in shower. The best part was heading down to get coffee in the café, a real hot spot of old men in deep discussions on the merits of a semi-neo-democratic socialist society or the final days of Tsarist Russia. Some hocking their latest book. My wife settling in and spoke with one group and ended up seeing a slide show on the loss of the great buildings of Paris by some retired history professor. The coffee and baked goods are outstanding. We also took walks around the hills every morning. We will definitely stay here again.

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  Bebedor de Café

  :: 07 May 2019 00:25:58

  Modest but very nice hotel at a good location. They've done a good job with decor making modestly sized and appointed rooms very welcoming and uplifting. I also appreciated the fact that they have real coffee mugs and water glasses in the room, not disposable ones.

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  Sarah Anchors

  :: 29 December 2018 11:53:55

  Pretty nice and cozy. Great location, next to Safeway Community Markets (convenient for grabbing quick food items), next to and a short walk to many shots, restaurants and BART. There were a few hootches with the room, but they fixed it all. Walls are a bit thin, but, it's not the institutional chain hotel. Nice shower and lights and comfy bed. Nice balcony. Microwave and fridge and tea kettle. Big TV. The cafe downstairs is pretty good and has a great atmosphere. Very international clientele (mostly French). Yes, you do have to buzz in after hours, but someone always came to open the door right away.

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  Julie Beckmann

  :: 25 December 2012 00:46:01

  If you expect a Hilton experience, this is not the hotel for you. No dressers for your clothes, no closet to hang things. There is a wire unit for some clothes storage as you walk into the room. The toilet sits about 2 ft. off the floor, a tough sit for someone tall. That being said, none of that matters. The warm friendliness, genuineness, and sincerity of the owner and every employee, whether they are there to greet you as you walk into the hotel to get to your room, or make the most perfect cup of coffee, make up for any shortfalls in the rooms. I wish more businesses offered the kind of customer care as The French Hotel. I was talking to one of the locals who has been coming in for his morning coffee for the past 25 years. That says it all in a nutshell. We will happily stay with them anytime we come visit.