San Francisco's Best Luxury Hotel

History and glamour abound at this Nob Hill landmark.

Reviews:

• “Only if you get a great deal…..”
• “Beautiful and Powerful on top of Nob Hill!”
• “Awful Hotel in Nob Hill”
• “Great service and plenty of luxury”
• “Great Hotel”

Tips: Planning a reception for hundreds of people? The InterContinental Mark Hopkins is the place to do it. Contact the catering department at (415) 392-3434 for more information.

Intercontinental Mark Hopkins San Francisco or email Intercontinental Mark Hopkins San Francisco

Polished marble and museum-quality art make this historic hotel a must for the moneyed cognoscenti.

Reviews:

• “Nice Hotel”
• “Love the hotel, love the staff, hate the spa”
• “The Ritz”
• “Exceptional Service !!”
• “Ritzy”

Tips: Getting married? The grand ballrooms at the Ritz-Carlton are a great place to host your reception. Call the catering department at (415) 364-3406 for more information.

Ritz-Carlton San Francisco

This historic hotel atop Nob Hill provides opulent accommodations for the ruling class.

Reviews:

• “A Room with a View”
• “Truly Gorgeous”
• “A lot of Bad Reviews”

Tips: If you’re feeling particularly flush, reserve the penthouse. This eight-room suite with its own maid, butler and limousine rents for around $12,500 a night.

The Fairmont San Francisco

Glitterati gravitate to this glitzy Theatre District property to eat, drink and sleep fabulously.

Reviews:

• “All Talk and No Luxury”
• “It’s okay”
• “Not all it’s cracked up to be…”
• “Incredibly underwhelming and irritating.”
• “CLIFT IS A HIP AND HIGH QUALITY WITHOUT TRYING TOO HARD”

Tips: Kid-friendly amenities include child-sized robes; baby toiletries; a lending library of video games, board games, books and movies; and a room-service menu with popcorn and cookies. There’s even a special welcome gift upon check-in.

Clift Hotel – Book Direct or email Clift Hotel – Book Direct

Modern Embarcadero hotel caters to businessmen, spa-goers and foodies with views of the Bay Bridge and modern amenities.

Reviews:

• “wonderful”
• “Beautiful Hotel and Location”
• “Enjoyed my stay”
• “Don’t support this prejudiced hotel”
• “Quality of Service Varies”

Hotel Vitale

Stay in style at this luxurious hotel, convenient to the Financial District.

Reviews:

• “great bar "
• “Best luxury hotel in the city "
• “Very nice”

Tips: The full-service fitness center features exercise machines and a 50-foot-long, indoor heated pool while Remede Spa offers custom-designed treatments.

St. Regis Hotel, San Francisco or email St. Regis Hotel, San Francisco

This elegantly appointed historic building is a bit removed but perfect for those seeking peace and quiet.

Tips: Online reservations are available.

Hotel Drisco or email Hotel Drisco

Transcending the typical luxury hotel experience.

Reviews:

• “The place to stay in SF”
• “My Fave”
• “The Best”
• “5 Star/5 Diamond Ready”
• “unbelievable”

Tips: Tea time in the hotel lobby features exotic pear butter and fat-free scones.

Four Seasons San Francisco

Chic design and a swank restaurant.

Reviews:

• “Prescott Hotel not worth it!”
• “location, location, location”
• “Stay Here”
• “Boutique Hotel – The Prescott”
• “Worth the $$$”

Tips: Small pets can stay with you as long as you dish out the $25 non-refundable fee.

The Prescott Hotel

A small, elegant and club-like hotel on Nob Hill.

Reviews:

• “The service, ambience, and food!”

Tips: Valet service will cost you $29 per night.

The Huntington Hotel or email The Huntington Hotel

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