San Francisco's Best Romantic Hotel

A turn-of-the-century time capsule.

Reviews:

• “Disappointing experience!!”
• “Beautiful Painted Lady, Elegant "
• “Most romantic Victorian Bed and Breakfast and great staff makes it hard to leave and go home”
• “My favorite B&B!”
• “nice place to stay at”

Chateau Tivoli Bed & Breakfast Inn

A romantic atmosphere with bay views.

Tips: Enjoy a wine-and-cheese reception each evening and a generous continental breakfast each morning in the inn’s drawing room. You can opt to have your breakfast delivered, if you prefer, and enjoy it on your balcony or in front of your fireplace.

The Inn Above Tide or email The Inn Above Tide

Polished English charm amid the bustle of the city.

Tips: Reservations can be made online as well as checking for the availability of your room and rates.

White Swan Inn or email White Swan Inn

A downtown San Francisco landmark with a rich history offers a home away from home.

Reviews:

• “Comfortable boutique hotel "
• “Great Hotel”
• “Good stay, best location!”
• “Rude staff”
• “Personal attention!”

Tips: Check hotel room availability through the Handlery hotel website.

Handlery Union Square Hotel

Crystal chandeliers, plush carpets and elegant palms transport guests to turn-of-the-century San Francisco.

Reviews:

• “Faded glory”
• “Nothing special”
• “Nice hotel "
• “Not impressed”
• “Rip off tea!”

Tips: Parking in the garage will set you back $48 a day.

Palace Hotel or email Palace Hotel

This painstakingly restored five-story Edwardian exudes an old-manor feel.

Reviews:

• “Very romantic”
• “The Majestic Hotel is Wonderful!”
• “discreetly majestic”
• “descreetly romantic”

Tips: Bring a laptop and surf the Web from anywhere in the hotel. Just don’t forget to ask the front desk for a password to connect to the Internet.

Hotel Majestic

Second to none in class and charm, this San Francisco hotel harkens back to a bygone era.

Reviews:

• “Charming Victorian Hotel In the Heart of San Francisco”
• “Don’t Bother”
• “Great Spot For Honeymooners”
• “I had a great experience.”
• “still a great piece of San Francisco!”

Tips: Your only choice is to valet your car for $25 a day.

The Mosser

English country decor and an old-fashioned pub take guests back to the early days of British B&Bs.

Reviews:

• “Great San Francisco Hotel”
• “Disappointed”
• “Pretty good considering the price”
• “RETIRED”
• “Hotelier”

Tips: Street parking is hard to come by so park at the garage on Divisadero Street, which charges $12 per night.

Edward II Inn & Suites or email Edward II Inn & Suites

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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