Ornate Spanish Colonial Revival with chic interior, city views, and a snazzy-hip restaurant.
In heart of Theater District, cool green cut-glass entrance leads into trendy modern slicklandia.
Based on literary salons of mid-20th century with stacks of leather-bound classics that invoke witty repartee.
Hip, lively musician favorite with celebrity-named bedrooms personally designed by stars themselves.
California’s first generation of newly built “green” hotels as decreed by the USGBC (Google it).
The City's rock ‘n’ roll hotel where Moby and the Chili Peppers chill poolside between gigs.
Old-school opulence oozed from this 1928 European style landmark swathed in rich royal colors and just a block up from Union Square.
Top Pick!
Classic early-’60s motor lodge with spacious studio-size rooms cloaked in modernist comfort.
Neatly appointed rooms with DVD, large desks and free DSL; cable car just outside the front door.
This gay-oriented 1909 Edwardian guesthouse at edge of Castro is one of the best B&Bs in the city.
Quaint and cozy, with faded ‘40s charm like Hollywood version of Dickens (Bogart shot the Fat Man here).
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