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About The Granada
We take senior living seriously, that's why The Granada has a designed plan. We offer services and amenities that keeps our residents healthy and happy. We can be found in the city of San Francisco, CA. Physicians, rehab centers, and local activities and entertainment are all available to our residents. There is no shortage of things to do for seniors with a sense of adventure.
We offer a complete suite of care options that has repeatedly obtains high ratings for our staff, the tidiness of our facility, and our incredible attention to every detail. You will have large selection of options for care that we think is the best in San Francisco. You can take a deep breath and relax knowing that you have the support available anytime you need it.
The Granada Senior Living
Independent Living
The Granada Independent Living provides San Francisco seniors with an engaging community tailored for active, healthy retirement years. Residences provide age-restricted living, freedom from upkeep, and abundant social interactions with opportunities to build new friendships. At The Granada Independent Living, you can pursue your hobbies and interests and truly enjoy your retirement years.
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The Granada Amenities & Services
We offer seniors the latest amenities in comfort that they would enjoy in the comfort of their own homes. Variety of Amenities are available for all residents. The staff here are fully trained, friendly and accessible. They will help your residents enjoy their stay with us.
We know that seniors need varying degrees of help as they get older, but still want to feel independent. Our facility has Assortment of Services and other assistance. We try to make sure that each resident is able to maintain a full life while staying with us.
Residents enjoy of a full schedule of social, educational and entertaining activities. Our structured program helps all residents maintain a high quality of life. Many of our activities encourage members to socialize and develop friendships with other residents. We make sure the activities are fun and entertaining.
If you are ready to see all that senior living has to offer, come by for a tour of our beautiful facility or call (800) 755-1458.
The Granada Location
The Granada
1000 Sutter St, San Francisco, CA 94109
Pricing & Availability
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The Granada Frequently Asked Questions
How much does The Granada cost?
Pricing for independent living at The Granada is determined by the size and design of the unit and the selection of services and amenities. Personalized costs are created to suit the unique lifestyle and needs of each resident. Call (800) 755-1458 for customized quotes and tailored pricing.
Is Medicare or Medicaid accepted at The Granada?
Medicare does not cover the costs of independent living because these communities are intended for older adults who can live independently without assistance. Independent living does not include medical or custodial care, making it ineligible for Medicare coverage. Medicaid also does not apply, as it is not considered a healthcare service. This is general information, to learn more about your eligibility call (800) 755-1458 to speak to a professional senior advisor.
What types of living and care are available at The Granada?
Independent living at The Granada fosters autonomy and connection, offering private residences and shared amenities designed for comfort and engagement.
How long is the wait for a room at The Granada?
The availability of units at The Granada fluctuates regularly. For current openings, please call (800) 755-1458 to speak with a senior living professional who can provide updated information. When units reach capacity, a waiting list provides a solution for future availability.
Are tours available at The Granada?
The Granada offers tours to help you learn more about the community. Schedule your visit by calling or completing the contact form, and a team member will assist you.
Does The Granada have good reviews?
The Granada has a 4.2 rating, reflecting excellent reviews. Users were very pleased with the independent living community, noting the thoughtful amenities and welcoming environment.
Reviews The Granada
July 2026
April 2026
I am a nearby resident of The Granada, and I am increasingly concerned and frustrated about ongoing disturbances and safety issues associated with the building. The fire alarm is triggered at least once or twice daily, often followed by responding fire trucks and ambulances with sirens. This level of disruption has become excessive and is significantly affecting the quality of life for those living nearby. In addition, the surrounding streets—particularly along Hyde and Sutter—are consistently littered with garbage, discarded items, and, daily, human and animal fecal matter. The condition of the area has noticeably deteriorated and reflects a lack of proper oversight. There are also ongoing disturbances caused by certain residents. One individual frequently stands outside in a leather coat, chain-smoking cigars and coughing loudly for extended periods, which can be heard from inside neighboring buildings. Furthermore, residents have been observed leaning or hanging out of windows and, in some cases, throwing belongings onto the street below, raising serious safety concerns. At a minimum, this property requires immediate and substantial improvements in on-site management, resident screening, and enforcement of community standards. As it stands, the situation is creating a growing negative impact on the surrounding neighborhood and long-term residents of Nob Hill. I urge you to address these issues promptly and take meaningful action to restore safety, cleanliness, and accountability at the property.
March 2026
January 2026
Danger. Never expect to leave this place. Placed on 8th Floor and forgotten. No events calendars for Supportive Housing residents. No Mail delivery despite offering to help with a solution
December 2025
August 2025
This is an SRO not a shelter.. same as the rest, pretty much
November 2022
Finally got my own place!
October 2022
October 2022
September 2022
My friend has a room there. It's large with high ceilings and lots of natural light, a generous foyer and bathroom. The front desk people could definitely be a bit friendlier but for those windows and two working elevators I'd be willing to overlook live gargoyles at the door.
July 2022
Low income nice
December 2021
Cool studios. Large, vaulted ceilings complimented with vertically opening windows with a Hostel style bathroom setup. The rooms are on the smaller side and get very hot & stuffy if you have a southward facing window. No fans are provided. The current crew of "on-site staff members" are teetering between faking forced smiles, and doing the ABSOLUTE bare minimum when it comes to their job requirements. Psychologists and/or psychiatrists they are not.... Mentally abusive baby sitter's they are. Period. Point blank.
November 2021
5 stars... Because... My rent is 0 for 12 months!!! And, there are Alot of questionable rooms... Mine has been pimped!
September 2021
Into the dark art of naming strange icecreams. Found it.
September 2021
It's a good place to start and find a real good house in the Mission or North Beach,.the staff will work with you
July 2021
This is my new place of residence. So far so good. I haven't been there long enough to make a decision if I will stay long? Well, the Granada was not as welcoming as I had hoped. I am eternally grateful for Episcopal Sanctuary Services for giving me the opportunity to give the Granada a try. I am going to move on to a more permanent location at the end of this upcoming month. Happy Bday to me
July 2021
It was clean and staff were great
June 2021
May 2021
Nice Big rooms
April 2021
Humble and vintage respected
April 2021
This place is program housing for those transitioning from homelessness.
January 2020
August 2019
a scam and they steal 7 years there the place has bed bugs and located in bad ares turk street with lots of drugs and drunker s granada is not recomm. 1 star rate !!!!!!!!!!!!!
February 2019
I lived here temporarily while going through nose cancer and spinal decompression therapy. Bedbugs unfortunately happen but can be irradiated, if owners and management cared about residents. Most do not. A handful of good staff make the place tolerable. Not recommended for long term stay.
August 2018
Cool about details.
July 2018
July 2018
July 2018
April 2018
My girlfriend and I, are very pleased with the Granada, not to mention the professional staff that'll are very conservative and helpful.The room we have is very nice,and our room has a beautiful wood floor that is real real nice. We're on the 8th floor, and have a nice|view of the city you're very happy with our room we have a full bath stand up shower the waters really hot and I can't say more we love it. And the food is great too
March 2018
cool
February 2018
Someday I'll meet him; I only see him in photos.
February 2018
Good hotel
January 2018
January 2018
EVERY hotel has its share of problems and the Granada is no exception. Most of the staff [management could use a course in <attitude adjustment!>] is cool and the tenants/residents (for me) is like family. The monthly rent is a bit ABOVE market value!
October 2017
July 2017
July 2017
Best retirement hotel in the City for low income and disabled folks. Rooms with private baths are available at an additional cost. A meal plan (three multi-course meals a day) is also available at an additional cost, and the food is surprisingly good and balanced nutritionally. Lots of activities to keep my 79 year old mom active and social, among the normal cast of colorful San Francisco characters she's enjoyed since she came to SF in 1953.
March 2017
Staff do not timely repair things, they are very prejudiced,they over charge on rent, and if u want drama and desperate for a place to stay and got money come here.and it is a historic landmark.
June 2016
lobby smelled of mildew and old clothes
November 2015
If low cost is your goal this is the right place 3meals a day comes with your stay. No bathroom is the minus...that's right no bathroom in your room. It is a hotel built around 1900 back then hotels had bathrooms at the end if the hall like the Granada
August 2011
Granada Hotel - This place is located on the outskirts of the Tenderloin, this means there are a lot of negative elements in the area - one of the desk clerks was assaulted by a homeless person urinating on the front steps. Once you move in, you will be fed 3 meals a day - these 3 meals are prepared in a cafeteria style line, and the quality of the food is "institutionalized" think somewhere between the food in county jail and public schools. The rooms are small and have rodents, some of them have bathrooms, but you will probably share a bathroom with your floor - bring sandals! The bathrooms are often left a derelict. The residence are hit or miss, many of them are nice, but there is a good amount of mental illness in the establishment - its quite common to see someone wondering around the hotel naked urinating in the decorative plants. The staff is mostly immigrants - not many English speaking people working here aside from management who is often times to busy to handle anything beyond their desk work. I give this place 2 stars because one, its cheap and easy to move in. And two I don't HATE the place. I personally have a high resistance to filth, bad food, and crazy people - in the words of Hunter S. Thompson "It never gets weird enough for me" I highly recommend this place to anyone in a desperate situation. Its fairly easy to work out an arrangement to work to live - they will tell you 14 hours a week for room and board, but be advised those 14 hours are spread across 6 days and if you aren't careful you will be working odd hours that prevent you from making the money you need to leave the Granada. I will say my biggest personal complaint is that you aren't allowed over night guest. But one of the biggest plus sides is you can smoke in your room.
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