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

Lace-curtain Victorian vibe in the center of the action — 2 blocks from Union Square, 4 min from the cable car lines.

Rooms are cozy and compact, but modern decor adds a fun, quirky ambiance.

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

Cool reclaimed-and-recycled decor is Portlandia meets SF.

Delightfully put together as a tribute to the city's film history, coming inside is just like entering an elegant and historic theatre.

An aggressive celebration of all things Italian is seen in the decor (including murals). Go big or go home, right?

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

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

Gorgeous building tough enough to survive the 1906 earthquake and fire. Nothing's taking this baby down!

Flowery and fresh vineological decor.

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

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

Inspired boutique concept in the newly revitalized ‘hood across from AT&T Park – the area’s first hotel(!).

The city's first LEED-certified hotel means your stay is as green as it gets.

Quiet Russian Hill address (read: an easy walk to Fisherman's Wharf, Chinatown & North Beach).

Harnessing SF's creative, musical spirit with a hint of a '60s vibe. See: blacklight poetry (or, you know, only in the dark).