Neighborhood Hotels
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Unless otherwise stated, all hotels accept credit cards, and have en-suite bathrooms and air conditioning
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Hotel Del Sol Called
“festive and spacious,” this place really is a ray of sunshine. Bright
colors and cheerful patterns greet you around every corner, and the
staff is just a nice as can be. An especially great place to bring the
kids.
Hotel del Sol
Edward II Inn and Pub Located
just up from the Marina, this is a real find if you want to be close to
the sights, although the street tends to be very busy. Nevertheless,
this truly charming 1914 Edwardian inn features rooms full of antiques
and fresh flowers, and serves complimentary afternoon drinks and hors d’oeuvres, as well as breakfast.
Edward II Inn and Pub
Marina Motel Tucked
away in a flower-filled Mediterranean courtyard decorated with murals,
this motel offers guests a peaceful oasis right in the heart of the
beautiful Marina District. Rooms are simple and clean, and parking is
included. Stanyan Park Hotel Listed
on the National Register of Historic Places, this noble Victorian has
been receiving guests since 1904. Right on Golden Gate Park. Decorated
in period style, breakfast and afternoon tea are included. Phoenix Hotel The
place that Johnny Depp, REM, and the late John F. Kennedy, Jr, have all
chosen to stay when they’ve visited the city might be to your liking,
too. Located a bit too close to the Tenderloin for all but the most
self-assured. Breakfast included, as well as parking. Tuscan Inn It’s
a Best Western, but one of the stylish ones. Located right in
Fisherman’s Wharf, staying here takes some of the touristy edge off the
neighborhood. Features include a mirrored wall in each room, free
coffee, tea, and biscuits, and a complimentary limousine service. Seal Rock Inn Handy for Cliff House and Land’s End , as well as the Palace of the Legion of Honor. Rooms are large, though plain, and there’s free parking and a heated pool. Jackson Court Located
in Pacific Heights, this is a magnificent 1900 brownstone mansion. The
wood-paneled parlor is an inviting place, and the stone fireplace
provides a warm glow for afternoon tea. Twin Peaks Hotel Clean,
quiet and comfortable, but it doesn’t get any simpler than this. The
advantage is the close proximity to the Castro, Hayes Valley, and the
Mission. 2160 Market St 415 863 2909 No en-suite bathrooms No air conditioning
Pacific Heights Inn Situated
on a quiet block close to transportation, this 1960s motel is modern
and comfortable. There is on-site parking and some rooms have
kitchenettes.
Gay and Lesbian Hotels
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San Francisco is, of course, a tolerant city and virtually all hotels will welcome gay and lesbian guests with a smile.
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Inn on Castro The
very friendly owner/operator of this B&B seems to have thought of
everything to make your stay in the heart of the Castro as pleasurable
as possible. He’s ready with maps and advice on where to go. Comfort is
key, in bright rooms filled with art and plants.
Inn on Castro
Chateau Tivoli Rooms
and suites in this stunning old building are named after Mark Twain,
Enrico Caruso, Jack London, and others, to remind guests of San
Francisco’s illustrious history in the arts. Rooms are furnished with
four-poster beds, fireplaces, bay windows, American Renaissance pieces,
and the like. The Willows Inn This
restored 1903 Edwardian house is conveniently located close to public
transport in Castro’s gay community. The interior is a blend of
handcrafted willow furnishings, antique dressers, armoires, and cozy
comforters. 24 Henry Guesthouse This
charming building was constructed in the Victorian style in the late
1880s. It is situated on a quiet, tree-lined street just three blocks
from the Castro. All of the six rooms have high ceilings and period
furniture. Guests can enjoy free wireless internet connection and a
complimentary breakfast. Castro Suites This
restored 1890s Italianate Victorian has views of Downtown and the Bay.
Accommodations are a mixture of contemporary furniture, original art,
and plants. The kitchen is equipped with dishwasher, clothes washer, and
microwave. Renoir Hotel A
friendly, gay boutique hotel with the best views of the annual gay
pride march on Market Street. Built in 1909, it was restored to its
turn-of-the-20th-century charm in 2001. It has a bar, lounge, and café. The Inn San Francisco This
fine Victorian mansion serves a buffet breakfast in charming double
parlors. The garden has a redwood hot tub, and sundeck with a panoramic
view of the city. 943 South Van Ness St 415 641 0188
www.innsf.com
No air conditioning
The Parker House This Edwardian mini-mansion has expansive gardens and sun decks. Just steps away from gay bars and restaurants. Bel Abri Rooms
feature shutters, French tapestries, and wrought-iron pieces. Most
rooms include a fireplace, and two of the rooms also have Jacuzzis. Meadowlark Inn In
the heart of the Wine Country, this elegant guesthouse is situated on
an estate with gardens, meadows, and great facilities such as a mineral
pool, hot tub, and whirlpool spa.
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