San Francisco's Best Hotels!
While you're here, stay at some truly amazing hotels. Both boutique and grand, there's so much history to be had in San Francisco's best hotels.
| Phoenix Hotel | 601 Eddy St. | 415-776-1380 |
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Funky and irreverent, the Phoenix has been the crash pad of famous rockers like the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Pearl Jam, and The Psychedelic Furs, to name a few. They all have stayed here. It's on the edge, and definitely in the midst of the city, but in it's back courtyard, you'll find a beautiful pool and retro vibe. | Hotel Rex | 562 Sutter St. | 415-433-4434 |
You can't stay much closer to the best shopping in Union Square! Shop til you drop, then enjoy the Rex's Cafe Andre for a refresher.
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The Hotel Rex was inspired by the downtown San Francisco art and literary salons of the 1920's and 30's. With period furnishings, decorations, and art. | Palace Hotel | 2 New Montgomery St. | 415-512-1111 |
Re-opened in 1909, it has remained the landmark hotel in San Francisco with such timeless creations as The Garden Court's stained glass dome with Austrian crystal chandeliers and the 1909 Maxfield Parrish mural of "The Pied Piper of Hamlin" located in the Pied Piper Bar. It's lush decor and historic environment will make your stay unforgettable. |
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There is no grander hotel in San Francisco than the Palace Hotel. Originally built in 1875, it was destroyed in the famous earthquake of 1906.
| The W Hotel | 181 3rd St. | 415-777-5300 |
If you're looking for a fantastic environment with contemporary design, wonderful restaurant, and lively lounge, the W's your hotel.
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If it's modern luxury you're looking for, look no further than the W. If you're looking for the most comfortable sleeping experience you've ever had at a hotel, you'll find it at the W.
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