San Francisco hôtels are pricey and so, given the price (under $100.) this is a nice place to stay. It is easily accessible to public transportation. If you have a car you can park it in their garage at no charge! There are many restaurants and shops in the area.
One can assume that the Chelsea Motor Inn was very nice when it first opened. Although the furniture in the room shows a little wear, it is still comfortable and the room is a nice size. The bed had a dust ruffle, always a nice touch to hide the box spring, and the requisite scarf at the foot of the bed. The casement windows are covered with sheer drapes and then there are room darkening drapes as well. The TV was in the armoire. The only disadvantage was that there were no closed captions with this set. The room has wireless. The bathroom has a single sink with a shower/tub combo. There is a hairdryer and coffee maker as well.
There is a closet with an iron and ironing board. The safe is in the armoire.
The people working the front desk were very helpful and more than willing to answer any questions. There is a large basket of apples on the countertop. The office area has wonderfully detailed wood paneling on the walls and ceiling.
My room faced the street: I wanted a view. I could see a bit of the Golden Gate Bridge.
There was a little bit of noise, but it did not disturb my sleep. It is part of the joy of being in a city!
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