10 ranked, with a plain verdict on every entry.
This luxury boutique hotel occupies a historic flatiron landmark in San Francisco's Mid-Market district. It features design-forward interiors by Kelly Wearstler and panoramic rooftop views across the skyline.
Hotel Bijou San Francisco is a unique boutique hotel where historic elegance meets contemporary chic. It offers guests an inviting stay in the heart of the city.
Hotel Triton is a historic boutique stay with colour and character. It channels San Francisco’s bold spirit through vibrant design.
This boutique hotel sits on Geary Street near Union Square. It offers a refined experience blending historic elegance with modern comfort.
The Pickwick Hotel offers a blend of classic character and modern sensibility near Union Square. It provides an engaging stay in the heart of San Francisco's dynamic SoMa neighbourhood.
Hotel Stratford is a boutique hotel located in the heart of San Francisco. It offers an inspired experience near Union Square.
The Orchard Garden Hotel is a tranquil downtown San Francisco property blending boutique luxury with eco-friendly design. It stands as the city's first LEED-certified hotel.
This boutique hotel in Union Square offers sophisticated accommodations and high-tech amenities. It provides personalised service to delight guests and new friends.
Stanford Court San Francisco Hotel is a boutique establishment located on Nob Hill. It offers a guest experience that blends edgy design with wellness amenities and in-house art.
Cornell Hotel de France offers fifty rooms with breakfast included and features art prints throughout the building.
Positions 1, 2 and 3 are available to buy for twelve months.
Hotel Bijou San Francisco says it is built for travelers seeking city life and landmarks, and Hotel Triton for City break travellers seeking central location. Hotel Stratford says it is built for City break travellers, and Orchard Garden Hotel for business travellers and leisure guests seeking eco-conscious comfort.
The Pickwick Hotel states that The hotel has a limited number of accessible rooms available, and Cornell Hotel de France that the hotel does not offer its own parking facilities for guests. Those are the limits each hotel publishes itself, not a full account of any plan.