Noe's Nest Bed and Breakfast

The Noe property was exceptional. From the figurines, the artwork, to the memorabilia. The backyard was alive with floral. We will be back😎

Great location and amazing experience. I had lived in SF for many years before, but was visiting as a tourist so decided to try something new and stay in this quirky BnB. I was not disappointed. The house is obvious from the street with the many fun lights and decorations. We arrived late at night, but the host was still able to let us in, and in any case we had been given clear instructions how to get in otherwise. We found street parking each day we were there, though there is also a garage nearby. As you walk in, it's like the personal museum of the owner Sheila and you could spend a whole afternoon looking at all the decor and history in the house. The stay itself was smooth and loved how each room had their own character (we stayed in the Kendra West). Breakfast was delicious and we were able to talk to Sheila one morning and catch up on her story too and how this place came to be. There is also a beautiful garden in the back where you can also take your breakfast. Would definitely come back!

Very charming B&B, with a colorful and delightful proprietor at the helm, supported by capable and friendly staff. Great location. Very nice neighborhood. Would definitely stay here again on my return to SFO.

My second time at Noe's Nest and was so glad I came back. Highlights for me are the glorious breakfast with so many yummy items to choose from like a veggie fritatta and an amazing backyard flower garden and teahouse. Noe Valley and the Mission are great places to walk and dine.

Great place to go! So unique, so friendly, and a great breakfast to start your day. And I thought it was great value for your money. Go for the view room if it’s available. It’s just such a unique property. It’s hard to explain. It’s like going back in time and the ability to just walk out your door and have so many restaurants and places to go within a few minutes is just wonderful.

Charm & history We only could be there one night, but you’d need days to take in all the art and artifacts Sheila has on display. We got a fascinating tour and were then shown up to our suite, very comfortable and cozy. This Victorian house is beautifully maintained and the yard is inviting. Sadly, we weren’t there long enough to enjoy it or even have breakfast in the warm and inviting kitchen. Next time.