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

Playful design and vibe, with a dash of British rock influence. Blacklight poetry, mod furniture and, of course, peace signs.

It’s all rest, no stress in the hotel garden.

As modern and sophisticated as you were hoping your last date would be.

Literally at the entrance to SF's Chinatown, you’re strolling distance to Union Square and more.

Onsite dining means a stellar meal is always at your doorstep. The perks of being a homebody.

Nearly 112 years old, this historic gem has been recently reno'd, plus it's just one block from the famous Powell Street cable car line, & no resort fees!

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

1-min walk to Fisherman's Wharf. (PSA: There are lots of other things to see in SF. But if you want to see the Wharf, you can't beat this location.)

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

Modern, urban-chic vibe’s a refresher after the classic Mission buzz.

Inviting stay in the historic Theatre District ‘hood, steps from Union Square shopping, dining and entertainment.

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

One of the city's oldest hotels, with a show-stopping gilt and marble lobby and elegant, classy guestrooms.

Rooms and grand public spaces expertly blend bright colors, bold patterns and eclectic surprises.

Convenient Cow Hollow spot perfectly situated between Fisherman's Wharf and the Golden Gate Bridge.

Gold tones give it a classic glam vibe.

In the shadow of the Bay Bridge, 2 blocks from the foodie mecca Ferry Building.

Newly renovated hotel for the perfect place to relax in SF!

Inspired by Singapore’s chi-chi Orchard Road, S.C. Huang and family set out to recreate traditional Asian hospitality with a modern twist.

Stunning marble lobby with a piano and crystal chandelier impart a sense of grandeur from the get-go.

Take a dip into the rooftop pool offering unique views and take advantage of a well-equipped fitness room.

Fearless use of color inside and outside of rooms will brighten up the foggiest SF day.

Stylishly comfortable Fisherman’s Wharf digs with light-filled lobby and greenery-clad skylights. Design doesn’t go full bell-bottoms, but offers a nod to 1970s San Fran counterculture.

Tucked away in the vibrant North Beach 'hood near shops, eats and sights.

A classic 1905 building in the heart of the bustling Mid-Market district – one of just a few that survived the famous 1906 earthquake.

Mid-Market area stunner, inside a 1904 Beaux-Arts building by Albert Pissis.

Ideal spot for first-time visitors who want the full Wharf experience, in all its touristy glory.