Orange Village Hostel
Long-stay hostel in O’Farrell Street, near Union Square, San Francisco · Orange Village Hostel
Orange Village Hostel is a long-stay hostel in O’Farrell Street, near Union Square, San Francisco, United States, published by the operator, Orange Village Hostel. Runs a long-term programme with a 30-day minimum and no maximum: furnished rooms with a desk per person, weekly housekeeping and a community kitchen. What to check first: Expect an application, a screening fee and a month’s deposit. US residents get private rooms only. The block sits on the edge of the Tenderloin, so check the street at night. ColivingScout does not take bookings; confirm the current room, price and availability on the original page.
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| Location | O’Farrell Street, near Union Square, San Francisco, United States |
|---|---|
| Format | Long-stay hostel |
| Advertised price | No advertised price recorded. Ask Orange Village Hostel for an itemised quote. |
| Published by | Orange Village Hostel (operator page) |
| Local currency | US dollar (USD) |
| Time zone | Pacific Time, UTC−8 (UTC−7 in summer) |
| Nearest main airport | San Francisco International (SFO) |
| Other options in San Francisco | 2 to compare |
Why consider Orange Village Hostel?
Runs a long-term programme with a 30-day minimum and no maximum: furnished rooms with a desk per person, weekly housekeeping and a community kitchen. A hostel rents beds in shared dorms, and often private rooms, with a shared kitchen and lounge; a pod hotel swaps the bunk for an enclosed pod. It is usually the cheapest sociable base for a month, but privacy, storage and quiet space for calls are limited, and long-stay rates are often quoted only on request.
You want a low-cost bed and a ready-made social circle in O’Farrell Street, near Union Square.
Expect an application, a screening fee and a month’s deposit. US residents get private rooms only. The block sits on the edge of the Tenderloin, so check the street at night.
Questions to ask Orange Village Hostel
- Is the long-stay rate for a dorm bed or a private room, and how many beds share the room?
- Is there lockable storage big enough for a month of luggage?
- Where can you work or take calls during the day, and when are quiet hours?
- Will you keep the same bed for the whole stay, and how often is bedding changed?
- Is the long-stay rate refundable, and is there an age limit or a maximum stay?
About O’Farrell Street, near Union Square, San Francisco
Orange Village Hostel is one of 3 named spaces we list in San Francisco. San Francisco coliving is a choice of neighbourhood, household and work setup. A room that suits remote work and regular meetings can be more useful than a broad promise of access to the Bay Area.
Read the full San Francisco coliving guide or compare coliving across United States.
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Other coliving options in San Francisco
Compare the area, format and advertised price of each named option; each profile lists its own checks. Confirm current terms on each source page.
| Space | Area | Format | Advertised price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Orange Village Hostel (this page) | O’Farrell Street, near Union Square | Long-stay hostel | Not recorded |
| Outsite San Francisco Pacific Heights | Pacific Heights | Remote-work coliving | Not recorded |
| Outsite San Francisco Mission | Mission District | Remote-work coliving | Not recorded |
Orange Village Hostel: FAQs
Where is Orange Village Hostel?
Orange Village Hostel is in O’Farrell Street, near Union Square, San Francisco, United States. Check the exact street address and your regular routes on the Orange Village Hostel page before booking; area labels can cover a wide district.
What type of stay is Orange Village Hostel?
Orange Village Hostel lists it as a long-stay hostel in O’Farrell Street, near Union Square. A hostel rents beds in shared dorms, and often private rooms, with a shared kitchen and lounge; a pod hotel swaps the bunk for an enclosed pod.
What should I check before booking Orange Village Hostel?
Expect an application, a screening fee and a month’s deposit. US residents get private rooms only. The block sits on the edge of the Tenderloin, so check the street at night. Also ask for an itemised quote covering rent, deposit, utilities, cleaning and fees, plus the minimum stay and cancellation terms in writing.
Can I book Orange Village Hostel through ColivingScout?
No. ColivingScout is an independent research directory. The property page is published by Orange Village Hostel; book, pay and ask questions there, and confirm the current room, price and availability before paying.
What are the alternatives to Orange Village Hostel in San Francisco?
ColivingScout lists 2 other named options in San Francisco, including Outsite San Francisco Pacific Heights, Outsite San Francisco Mission. Compare the exact room, total monthly cost and commute for each before choosing.
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