On the Powell Street Cable Car Line, steps from Union Square.

Next to Fisherman's Wharf and steps from Pier 39, it's hard to beat the location.

Prime spot along the Embarcadero waterfront, strolling distance from plenty of shops & restaurants.

If the French country were in Lower Nob Hill, this is what it'd look like.

Soothingly simple rooms fuse contemporary and Asian influences.

Mission Street address puts you near public transportation as well as a bazillion shops and restaurants.

Sweet, old world charm that's a little like visiting your gran. The cool one.

A whole floor dedicated to a library and museum honoring past and current service in the US Marines.

Spot-on SOMA location, strollable to the Moscone Center, AT&T Park and the soon-to-be home of the Golden State Warriors (Chase Center, as of 2019).

Lovely old Victorian hotel set in the Haight, right across the street from Golden Gate Park.

As eclectic, quirky and sophisticated as the mélange of residents that make up its hometown.

Quirky bookish theme, friendly vibe. Literary aficionados will appreciate the onsite book butler if they’re looking for a new read.

Over-the-top ren faire design makes you feel like (minor) royalty.

Cozy digs in the city center, steps from Union Square and the Market Cable Car Turnaround.

Free WiFi: you gotta have it, so they bring it.

The hotel stays true to its mid-century, kitschy roots while embracing the updates that keep guests comfy.

A sparkling space, all shiny and new.

Simple and straightforward, perfect for when you just need to get some shuteye.

Euro-style rooms toss a touch of Paris to the hill overlooking SF.

Iconic '60s-era hippie-chic throwbacks (like the VW van-turned-front-desk) up the cool factor.