Sutter Stockton Garage

Cheap, but always packed. And it has 9 floors, so you’re driving up forever looking for a spot. Don’t bother — just drive straight to the top and park on the roof.

Most economic and reliable parking space in Downtown SF. Especially if you stay around SF union square where hotels charge high for overnight parking. Paid just 20 $ for parking from 6pm to 10 am, while staying at SF Marriott Marquis

Watch out for thieves. They are everywhere and like to break off motorcycle spark plugs. They use the porcelain part to break car windows. In any event, pretty nice staff, except when you have a problem like this. «Nothing we can do…» they say.

Good parking lot. Convenient location close to Union Square and shops, well lit, clean, reasonable prices. Parked my rental car overnight here vs a parking lot closer to my hotel because it was reviewed safer from break-​ins and was comparable in price. Would park again.

I like the convenience of this garage location, but am very disturbed by their promo posters warning of car thieves wth «what they see is what they get» posters. This message invites (literate) thieves to take whatever they want from your car even if it’s locked. If this campaign is supposed to warn customers — the parkers– the garage would do better to be on OUR side and stop blaming the victims who merely paid to park their vehicle at your garage. Stop blaming those who were robbed and start taking action against the thieves.

Decent prices for the Union Square adjacent area, but they recently implemented peak pricing. So it’s not quite the deal it used to be.
I usually don’t bother trying to find a spot on the lower levels, but instead head up to 6^th floor or higher.
For the past several weeks, one of the three main elevators has been out of service, causing major delays. So keep this in mind if you’re in a huge hurry!

Drove around on floors 1 through 6 trying to find a spot, gave up and tried to leave and they charged me $ 4.50 for 14 minutes…
FOURTEEN.
EVEN after I spoke with management. He literally said 14 minutes is too long to look for a space… what the heck?
Sad when angry people use the position they are in to assert some tiny bit of power, because they have nothing else.

Garage is cheap but when the credit card machines are broken – which is often – you have to deal with the cashiers.
Today the cashier wouldn’t let me pay with a credit card because he was in the «wrong booth» so I tried to pay in a combination of bills and change (yes…I was that genius that never has cash) and he refused to take any pennies. His suggestion was go to an ATM or give him a few minutes and then he will think about taking my credit card. Bottom line if you advertise that you accept credit cards then follow through!

My motorcycle was stolen from this garage last week. I was told less than an hour afterwards that ‘we checked the tape and there was a blind spot’ where my bike was.
What happens if a person were being accosted in that ‘blind spot’?
I took photos of the cameras (no blind spot) and made reports to the authorities.
Still, although the lack of interest doesn’t surprise me, the extra time & effort to come up with a story does.
I’ll avoid this garage (city owned).

This is my favorite SF garage — Easy to get to and always parking spaces and it’s close to everything downtown: Chinatown, financial district, Union Square. You may have to walk a bit… but I always enjoy walking downtown.
Only downside of that garage is that I get «vertigo» every time I go there. When I come out I never know quite where I am! This is because the exits are not always the same as when you went in.

Parking is easily the biggest hassle shopping in San Francisco. If you are traveling near Union Square, do not park at their own garage as Sutter Stockton garage is only a few streets away!!! FOR half the price.
I have always parked here when I run errands or do my shopping in San Francisco. Never had any issues, pretty simply and intuitive.
I would leave one advice as I have heard many horror stories of people’s vehicle being broken into. Try not to leave any belongings visible to people and park by well populated areas if you can such as elevator entrance!

What can I say about this place that isn’t already said?
Best Parking Garage for convenience in letting your car sit while traversing all over Downtown SF? Hell yeah.
About to have a business meeting in SOMA? Park here.
Show your family/​friends all the usual tourists spots? Park here.
Have a first tinder date, which leads into a quickie? Park here.
Want to hit the clubs/​bars and entertain poor choices in your life one night? Park here.
All cars lead to Sutter Stockton Garage, for whatever your needs.

YEAAAAAAH
thank you Unilocal and Unilocal friends for directing me here. I’ll definitely try and park here from now on. The prices are very reasonable and I like the extra $ 2 off they do for leaving after 6:30PM if you’ve already been there for 3 hours. I was parked for close to 5hours and paid $ 9 bucks. Beat that in SF near union square!
As many have noted, the lot is huge — I parked on the sixth floor but there is at least one more floor above. And I saw some security people roaming around which is a nice security measure. Still, don’t leave stuff out in the open~

A parking garage located in the heart of Union Square that doesn’t destroy my wallet? Pinch me, I must be dreaming!
I’m lovin’ the non-​claustrophobia-​inducing space and the fact you don’t have to hand your keys off to some sweaty stranger. They have sliding scale fees so the prices vary depending when you come in, which is still reasonably cheaper than any other garage.
On Weekdays they offer off-​peak discounts, shaving $ 2 bucks off your total if you enter before 8:30am OR exit after 6:30pm with a stay of at least 3 hours. With that, I ended up paying around $ 8 bucks for 4 hours. Pretty sweet, right?

If I need to park in the Union Square area, the Sutter Stockton Garage is my go-​to parking destination. The 12 level garage has entrances on Stockton and Bush streets. The elevators are clean and fast.
I recently had to park there for a nearby appointment. Returned and went to pay at one of the pay stations on the by the entrance and had a charge of $ 9.00 for the 1 ½ hours of parking. That’s when I realized that the parking rates were on a sliding scale based on time of day. Of course I was parking during the noon-​3pm hours which was $ 4.50/hour but the rates can be as low $ 1/​hr.
Parking Rates:
$ 1: Midnight — 9:00am
$ 3: 9:00am — Noon
$ 4.50: Noon — 3:00pm
$ 3: 3pm — 6pm
$ 1: 6pm — Midnight
A convenient large parking garage in the Union Square area. Just be vary that the parking rates are on a sliding scale.

Quite reasonable parking rates in the heart of Union Square, not something you find easily in San Francisco.
It’s on a sliding scale, depending on the time of day/​night that you stay. But even if you’re parked at this garage for more than a few hours, it’ll still cost less than $ 10. That’s right — Ten. Dollars.
Another bonus? You can park here well into the evening and your vehicle won’t be stuck overnight! To anyone out there who’s had their car held hostage at a garage that closes at 10 or 11 pm, you know exactly what I’m talking about.
In a city where having a car is more of an inconvenience than not, this garage is an oasis of sorts. Get in, get out and you don’t have to pay a fortune to do so.

While this garage has the same «designed by insurance companies» layout as the rest of ‘em, I’ve parked here a few times now and I’m always shocked when I go to pay and the cost is only $ 3 for several hours, whereas other nearby garages I’d be closer to the $ 38 – 50 range.
I wish they had actual pay stations and it’d be nice if they were on both sides of the garage so you don’t have to drive down several levels to re-​park and then pay and get back in your car, but I guess they’re doing the best they can for being on such a steep hill.
Elevators are clean.
Stairwells are clean.
Not even the faintest whiff of that San Francisco pee smell in air.
They faintly play classical music on the speakers in parts of the garage.
When in or around Union Square, the Sutter Stockton Garage is surely where it’s at.

One of my personal favorite parking spots in SF. It’s located in the heart of Downtown and it’s not too expensive if you hit the right hours. Pretty much anytime between 12 – 6 PM is going to be a little bit on the more expensive side, but every hour besides those is a great deal at $ 1. You heard me right folks. One buck. You really can’t beat that pricing in the city.
It’s a huge complex and you’ll never have a hard time finding a space. It’s perfect for almost every parking need. The restrooms are a mess, but then again what do you expect for a parking garage in SF? It’s not the Ritz Carleton.
Still, if you’re looking for a parking spot in the area, this is probably going to be one of the best deals.

The parking garage has quite a few «Compact» spaces which didn’t bother us since we brought our SLK 280. Price was great, tbh! Another plus is that it’s close to everything!
Parking Garage Price:
$ 1Midnight-​9am
$ 3 9am-​noon
$ 4.50 Noon-​3pm
$ 3 3pm-​6pm
$ 1 6pm-​Midnight

Need a place to park in S.F. that won’t cost you an arm and a leg and almost always has spots? Look no further!
Centralized, only a cab ride away from anything, cheap, open late, and secure. Can’t really ask for much else in a city where parking on the street will have you repairing your windows, or you’ll fork over $ 40 to park.