Mary Elizabeth Inn

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1040 Bush St
San Francisco, CA 94109
+1 (415) 673-6768
http://www.meinn.org

Mary Elizabeth Inn, located in San Francisco, CA, has been dedicated to providing a safe and affordable housing option for women since 1914. Founded by Mrs. Lizzie Glide, the inn continues to empower women by offering supportive services and a positive environment for healing and growth.

With a mission to end the cycle of poverty and homelessness for women in the Bay Area, Mary Elizabeth Inn remains committed to helping women achieve self-sufficiency and security at all stages of life. Through its historic buildings and strong community support, the inn has been a beacon of hope and empowerment for women in need for over a century.

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2.07 reviews
Betsy R.
6/27/2011

Sure, there are problems with the Mary Elizabeth Inn. It's not right for everybody, But it is a decent and affordable place to live and does a great service to the community - particularly for...

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nancy w.
9/14/2019

The programs here are very lacking. There's quite a few women here that need to live in a nursing home or facility for ppl with severe mental health or disabilities. There's so much disgusting...

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Johnna G.
2/7/2018

So long have I been bullied, harassed and tormented by this place. Gotten multiple staph infections and scores of skin issues, anaphylaxis and MRSA documented in several places all over my body....

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Lindsey S.
10/19/2005

Whatever you do, do NOT ever set foot in this building. Period. Ever. You WILL regret it. It used to be really nice, until the management turned bitchy and careless and they moved in all kinds of...

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opinionation s.
8/13/2007

This hotel is not recommended. Will not go in to the reasons why, but just believe the posts and save yourself from the mistake of living there. from opinionation

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