St. Mary’s Square Garage

Unprofessional employee, the exit machines were broken on the 4 th floor, so i had to take an exit on the 1^st floor, it took time over 15 minutes, the worst thing is they asked us to pay the fines because their own fault. So unprofessional.

DONT PARK HERE. Had our windows smashed in and everything stolen including wallets. Manager didn’t even work with us insisting we still pay even though he had one security guard for 5 floors and broken cameras and he wouldn’t let us leave. NEVER park here again

$ 3.50 per hour public parking garage in Union Square and within walking distance to plenty of attractions.
The garage is easily accessible and safe. There is a service desk on the first floor just past the entrance and across from the elevators. An attendant is always staffed to assist with any issues.
The garage is clean, has plenty of leveled parking and even shops inside the main lobby. The self-​parking garage was much mire affordable than any of the surrounding hotel valet’s and totally not worth risking a parking ticket or tow on the street during my little San Fran walking tour.

This is one of the best location to park in San Francisco Downtown, locate on the financial district, with a great prices per hour. I parked between 9 am to 11:30 am and just paid $ 4
They have a very friendly customer service and valet parking
Recommend this to all

Design of the parking spots are terrible. They’re double or quadrupled parking so if you’re not careful, you’ll be blocked in or block others.(in which case you’ll be towed) not too sure how it works, there are no signs.
first floor is valet parking, as i assume most the double/​quadruple spots on the other floors are as well… lots of restrictions and only a few regular parkings available on weekdays. Come early to get the end (outer) spots or it’ll be a mission to find one. I always hear the AM attendants yelling – at the tourist or non-​regular – in the lot. but the cashiers have always been pretty nice.

Well, I was surprised to find an some decent parking in the area. The price isn’t that bad, and depending on the time you park there, it could be a good deal.
One side is closed off, so you’ll have to go on California or Pine to enter/​exit.
There was a decent amount of spaces available, which was really nice given that it was the weekend and in downtown.

Came by the other day and was surprised that rates inside this lot was cheaper than street parking ($ 3.5/hr)! There are a few entrances to this garage, I tried the California Ave one entering and exiting.
Valet is an option and there appears to be no additional charge. Self-​Parking is on lower levels and double-​parking is a possibility… so triple check that if you Self-​Park, that others can get in an out!
There’s also a Mezzanine where’s there’s open parking for ~10 cars. Parking spots can be tight… but it is SF Chinatown/​Financial District.
Stayed 1 hr 5 minutes that they were nice enough to charge me a fractional hour.
There are exits on the 1^st and 4^th floor (It’s unmarked in the elevator… which makes it that much more confusing…)
Seems like a City owned parking lot so Credit Cards are welcomed.

I parked here on a Tuesday afternoon from 5:00 — 7:00pm for $ 3.50 an hour.
In terms of price, its as good as it gets. The surrounding parking lots charge more than double for the same amount of time. The parking lot attendants directed me to park on the 3^rd floor and I found tons of open spots (given that I parked on a Tuesday afternoon, its probably much more packed on weekends and Friday nights)
They even let me use the bathroom – which had both toilet seat covers and toilet paper :)
Its 2 blocks away from R &G lounge and 4 blocks from Transamerica pyramid.

I park here a few times a week in the afternoons (I work nights in fidi). I hardly ever carry cash and feel awful if I don’t tip so I usually self-​park which goes pretty smoothly. I’ve always found somewhere to park during the weird hours of 3−7pm. I return to my car without any damage, theft, etc. Some of the guys there recognize me and are friendly. One star taken off because I feel like pricing is inconsistent; I’ve paid anywhere from $ 10 – 13 (good pricing for a few hours, yes, but still inconsistent). Long story short: a safe place to park only two blocks from my workplace that doesn’t cost me an arm, leg, and the blood of a virgin.
Tips for newbies and cheap people like me: check the signs for free parking! I park my car on the left side of Montgomery after 7pm; on the right side of Sacramento on weekends before 7pm; on any meter at any time of the day on Sundays. Any other times I settle for St. Mary’s. Don’t over pay at a garage or feed a meter during times you could park for free.

Pathetic management! Not only that our car was broken in but also we have to pay parking for all the hrs we went to see police and repairs. No apologies from the management in fact they were telling us it was our responsibility. Someone is preparing for bad karma!

I park a motorcycle at this garage weekdays and have had an excellent experience from the start. The staff was very helpful with the monthly enrollment process and took time to explain the details and online account access. The entire team is polite and professional, and went the extra mile to return my lost cell phone.

I asked if I could park my own car instead of using the valet. I drove around the corner to park and I saw a crashed car into the cement pillar. I asked what happened and they said «yeah, the driver had a little «accident». Then I said «oh, wait, was it the Valet?» and he said «uh, yeah this time it was, but don’t worry, it really doesn’t happen very often»
Three weeks later, my friend parked there and we had to wait in line to pay for 19 minutes because the person, two people in front of us had their car from below the window scratched down to the frame. We watched as the garage’s manager, Edgar point to the «not responsible for damage» sign over and over and shrug his shoulders when the older man wanted answers.

I came to this garage and stayed for an hour which would cost $ 4.50 on a weekday. You enter the garage, grab a two portion ticket, and get your car valet parked. When we returned we were on time but had to wait in a long line of customers who were redeeming their car or were settling disputes. The long line caused us to be three minutes over the one hour mark. Joel charged us $ 6.75 and said that it didn’t matter that we were late because of the wait we had to endure. I found that unfair.

After 6pm this place could be a set for Walking Dead or the original Highlander. Creepy. The signs aren’t very clear, the elevator smelled funky, and the combination of self park/​valet parking left you without much of a clue where you could park. The saving grace was the cheap price. I was there from 5 – 8:30 and my total bill was under $ 5.

I read all comments, 50% is negative for the service they need to provide, I have my menbreship for 6 years and I’ve seen many unpleasant things in parking (for some reason I can not move away from my work I have 70 years old)
… the week is always no room for parking is over filled
I am monthly payment $ 390.00 and it takes me 45 minutes to find space, (the city needs to check the parking lot is overweight or over capacity) is a bit dangerous
… repeatedly broke the window
once stole my computer and some personal things, I would ask the employees that if they looked at something and they just told me that parking is not responsible for anything that happens to your car (like scratches, knocks, theft, or any incident in the parking lot) but if they park your car is protected
… when your payment is late one day you’re charged $ 25 late fees
… the very lines that describe the spaces are raped by more cars parked themselves, signs that do not respect them in the hallways at the outputs cars cars everywhere lines supposedly are for the pedestrians are blocked by cars
if I continue, you end up parked on the street
I think the city should check these parking accrued protect users

The market inefficiencies of San Francisco parking continue to amaze. I parked here when every other parking option around there was either temporarily illegal or outrageously expensive (Read: $ 17 flat rate for even just a few minutes).
For some reason this place was valet only even though it didn’t look busy. But valet was priced like regular parking, namely $ 2 per hour. My car was ready instantly and there was no wait for payment.
So I paid $ 2 to valet park in FiDi /​Chinatown. Who knew?

I park here regularly on Thursdays from 1pm — 5pm. The total payment is always $ 17
The staff is very friendly and get their job done quickly! Rates are pretty good in my opinion.
There are discounts for entering before 6am and leaving after 6:30pm.
1^st floor is valet, 2^nd — 3^rd floors are self park.
Good place to park if you are down to walk a bit to get to your downtown destinations.

I’ve paid enough money to this fine city in street parking fees. Seeing that I’d arrived during tow-​zone enforcement time made me feel better about my decision to park here.
I can’t remember how much time I ended up spending but at $ 6 for that undetermined amount of time, I thought it was a steal.

I literally hate driving around SF during the holiday season. Especially when it’s the weekend and you can’t find parking anywhere nearby Union Square. I usually like to park my car at the Sutter and Stockton garage, because it’s really cheap. Hey, it’s the holidays! You know how difficult it is to get around that area? Traffic! Don’t fret fellow Unilocalers. I found a place you can park your car for less than $ 10 during the weekends.
$ 7 a day during the weekends, you can situate your luxurious or tugboat of a car here. Great find personally if you ask me. Walking distance to Union Square, Chinatown within a two minute walk, and neighboring areas. Why waste your time driving around Union Square? You’ll pay an extra arm and a leg to park your car for two to three hours? Hell no! Park your car here as long as you want before 4am. $ 7 for more than half the day spent in SF? Hell yes!
Warning! Don’t be surprised when you drive inside and can’t understand how to leave and get inside the garage, because their sense of directions is unnerving. Downside to that portion but overall, you’re saving yourself the extra $ 20 – 30!

This is a review for their weekend parking only.
$ 7 a day on weekends. Self parking (during the week it’s valet only). Because it’s usually a valet lot, it can get a bit confusing once inside. There are double spots, funny lanes, tight spaces. All of the above since it’s not a garage designed for people who don’t drive in there on a regular basis to find their own parking.
But, because the price is just right, they still get 4 stars from me. Great find.