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.

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

A historic landmark dating back to 1908, The Barnes San Francisco, Tapestry Collection by Hilton is an urban retreat paired with refined elegance. Experience the sights and sounds of San Francisco with the Powell Street Cable Car line located directly in front of our doors

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!

Self parking means you're not stuck tracking down a spot.

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

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

Cool blue glass and floor-to-ceiling windows for a sleek look and killer views.

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

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

Impressive views of the city from the outdoor pool area.

Free WiFi satisfies both biz travelers and social media addicts.

19th-century Victorian mansion plus free in-room WiFi and flat-screens equals best of both worlds.

Classic guestrooms with a rich, colorful palette.

Ideal location in the heart of downtown SF puts you a short walk away from the Embarcadero, Chinatown and Union Square.

Can you live without free WiFi? Sure. Do you want to? Nope. So they've got it.

A former military post turned eco-luxe lodge, this multi-building complex is rich with both history and modern indulgences.

Whatever time you stumble in, the 24-hour front desk serves up service with a smile.

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

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

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

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