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

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

Atmósfera extravagante y acogedora, de inspiración literaria.

Estupendos vidrios azules y ventanas de piso a techo que brindan un toque elegante y unas vistas increíbles.

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

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

Tanto su ubicación en el barrio japonés así como su estilo de dibujos animados alegre y extravagante están afortunadamente apartados de la zona turística.

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

Within a three-min stroll from Union Square(!). Also, the iconic Powell Street cable car is just around the corner.

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

Guests are greeted by a stunning, grand entrance staircase that leads to the newly renovated lobby

Ubicación ideal en el centro de SF, a sólo unos pasos de Embarcadero, el barrio chino y Union Square.

Céntrica ubicación cerca de Union Square.

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

Estilo retro con toques extravagantes tales como la alfombra cuadrillé y el arte pop.

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

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.

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!

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

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

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

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

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

Diseño refinado, ambiente íntimo.

Da la casualidad de que además de delicioso el desayuno también es gratis.

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

Iconic Barbary Coast character: grand brick facade, Douglas Fir beams, wooden plank floors & more of that exposed brick.

Los tonos dorados le dan un toque clásico y sofisticado.

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

625 square feet of living space so chic, you’ll be tempted to invite fellow guests in just to admire it.