This is one of the first videos that comes up for "best places to stay in sf" and it's not a video about that. It's mislabled. It says best place to stay and then doesn't even tell you that. It's a review of ONE holel room that is not even rated as best. It's bad enough google only brings up AI generated drivel. Why is this at the top of the results. clickbait. 👎
As a tourist in San Fran and having researched price, location, availability, cleanliness and the room itself - I thought it was a great place to stay for someone in San Fran for a few days. All ratings are subjective so for me it was the best place to stay…whether its the best for you is a different story
@@ManpsOnTheMap thanks for the info. Yeah, after reading all the reviews I got that impression too, it's so close to the infamous Tenderloin. I decided to skip the hotels around TL and Union Square, and instead booked my place to stay in the area of the Alamo Square. Hopefully it will be safe and will not be sketchy even in the evening.
If you are going to spend the time to post a hotel room tour then why not mention the price of the room, one of the most important points of any hotel room review. You waste a viewers time so much in this video. Very odd. Just saying.
Room prices fluctuate massively depending on time of the year hence why I didn’t include it. The aim of the video was to showcase a room and location. It’s quite easy to search the hotel on google including your time of travel to see a more accurate price
@@ManpsOnTheMap Sure. Prices certainly fluctuate but you could have at least mentioned what YOU paid for the room you were featuring at the time you were staying there to give your audience a ball park idea of the cost. Obviously someone watching this video is watching this video because they are seeking useful information about the room/hotel. One of the most useful pieces of information for most people is the actual cost of things. So it strikes me as odd that you would not include such a vital piece of information in this video. You seem to think that pointing out a bench in a shower stall or a tissue box in the bathroom is useful information for your audience but you don't seem to think mentioning the cost of the room would be useful information. This is very odd, almost comes across as deception, as if you are getting some kind of kickback from the hotel by posting this video and they don't want you to mention the price because it is outrageously high or something. That is all fine and good, but if this is the case, you should be up front about it with your audience. Just saying.
@@St-uv5bc I get that, but content isn’t necessarily filmed and edited at the time it is uploaded so you could argue that if I put the price, by the time someone watches the video it could be wildly inaccurate. This has happened on other hotel reviews whereby the price has increased since posting which could be also perceived as “deceptive”. Theres pros and cons, but I’ll keep it in mind. Lol I have like 1.8k subscribers…I’m definitely not endorsed or sponsored by any company and if I was, I’d make that crystal clear 👍🏽
@@ManpsOnTheMap You've made an excellent point sir. I hadn't even taken future viewers of this video into consideration. I stand corrected. Although, I suppose if you were to mention a hotel room price in a situation like this you could avoid any perception of dishonesty from future viewers by including a short caveat pointing out that the price you're giving in the video for the room at that time may be different in the future. Of course including such a caveat seems almost absurd since common sense about fluctuating prices should come into play for anyone watching a video like this in the future. I see your dilemma here. If you mention the price without a caveat it could be perceived as deceptive in the minds of future viewers who lack common sense but at the same time, if you add a caveat this could be perceived by viewers with common sense as an insult to their intelligence. Therefore by not mentioning the price of the room at all, you have avoided this dilemma entirely. Brilliant. Hats off to you sir. Well done.
@@St-uv5bc Appreciate the kind words. I will definitely try and take the above into account, trying to find the balance between being informative, but also future-proofing the content. It's always good to have transparency and discuss these things. I just wan't to make the best content that people can enjoy!
Manps, your video was so funny, yet a nother great review of a hotel room. The tissue box cover 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ahhaha so many things went wrong in this one 😂😂😂
😂😂 ‘angel schoofffttt’
Sick vid Manps 🎉🎉
Hahaha! Thanks bro!✌🏽
This is one of the first videos that comes up for "best places to stay in sf" and it's not a video about that. It's mislabled. It says best place to stay and then doesn't even tell you that. It's a review of ONE holel room that is not even rated as best. It's bad enough google only brings up AI generated drivel. Why is this at the top of the results. clickbait. 👎
As a tourist in San Fran and having researched price, location, availability, cleanliness and the room itself - I thought it was a great place to stay for someone in San Fran for a few days. All ratings are subjective so for me it was the best place to stay…whether its the best for you is a different story
That tissue box cover though🔥
Hahaha love a good box cover 😂
Yo Manps what camera do you use?
Hey! I use the Sony ZV-1. Amazing camera especially for me as a beginner!
🤣🤣 'sit and reflect on your day'
Haha ponder about life 😂
Did you feel safe walking around Union Square area?
Union square was where our hotel was. It was safe during the day, but a little bit sketchy at night
@@ManpsOnTheMap thanks for the info. Yeah, after reading all the reviews I got that impression too, it's so close to the infamous Tenderloin. I decided to skip the hotels around TL and Union Square, and instead booked my place to stay in the area of the Alamo Square. Hopefully it will be safe and will not be sketchy even in the evening.
If you are going to spend the time to post a hotel room tour then why not mention the price of the room, one of the most important points of any hotel room review. You waste a viewers time so much in this video. Very odd. Just saying.
Room prices fluctuate massively depending on time of the year hence why I didn’t include it. The aim of the video was to showcase a room and location. It’s quite easy to search the hotel on google including your time of travel to see a more accurate price
@@ManpsOnTheMap Sure. Prices certainly fluctuate but you could have at least mentioned what YOU paid for the room you were featuring at the time you were staying there to give your audience a ball park idea of the cost. Obviously someone watching this video is watching this video because they are seeking useful information about the room/hotel. One of the most useful pieces of information for most people is the actual cost of things. So it strikes me as odd that you would not include such a vital piece of information in this video. You seem to think that pointing out a bench in a shower stall or a tissue box in the bathroom is useful information for your audience but you don't seem to think mentioning the cost of the room would be useful information. This is very odd, almost comes across as deception, as if you are getting some kind of kickback from the hotel by posting this video and they don't want you to mention the price because it is outrageously high or something. That is all fine and good, but if this is the case, you should be up front about it with your audience. Just saying.
@@St-uv5bc I get that, but content isn’t necessarily filmed and edited at the time it is uploaded so you could argue that if I put the price, by the time someone watches the video it could be wildly inaccurate. This has happened on other hotel reviews whereby the price has increased since posting which could be also perceived as “deceptive”. Theres pros and cons, but I’ll keep it in mind. Lol I have like 1.8k subscribers…I’m definitely not endorsed or sponsored by any company and if I was, I’d make that crystal clear 👍🏽
@@ManpsOnTheMap You've made an excellent point sir. I hadn't even taken future viewers of this video into consideration. I stand corrected. Although, I suppose if you were to mention a hotel room price in a situation like this you could avoid any perception of dishonesty from future viewers by including a short caveat pointing out that the price you're giving in the video for the room at that time may be different in the future. Of course including such a caveat seems almost absurd since common sense about fluctuating prices should come into play for anyone watching a video like this in the future. I see your dilemma here. If you mention the price without a caveat it could be perceived as deceptive in the minds of future viewers who lack common sense but at the same time, if you add a caveat this could be perceived by viewers with common sense as an insult to their intelligence. Therefore by not mentioning the price of the room at all, you have avoided this dilemma entirely. Brilliant. Hats off to you sir. Well done.
@@St-uv5bc Appreciate the kind words. I will definitely try and take the above into account, trying to find the balance between being informative, but also future-proofing the content. It's always good to have transparency and discuss these things. I just wan't to make the best content that people can enjoy!
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