The Fairmont San Franciso: Overview

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Average std. room/night
£202.72 – £276.44

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950 Mason St, San Francisco, California, 94108, United States…
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Named by Travel & Leisure Magazine as one of the best hotels in the United States, this historic Nob Hill giant dates from 1907 and is one of San Francisco's grandest accommodations. The lobby, refurbished into an Edwardian fantasy in ivory and gold, features an ornate marble staircase, clusters of plush furniture, and a shopping arcade brimming with luxurious gift ideas. The Grand Ballroom is in tune with the rest of the hotel and holds business meetings and prestigious get-togethers.

Chain: Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, Type: Conference Center, Hotel

Amenities and leisure activities

Hotel Amenities:

• Laundry/ Dry Cleaning Service
• Common/Public Areas Accessible to Wheelchairs
• Barber/Hair Stylist
• Currency Exchange
• Gift Shop

Room Amenities:

• Air Conditioning (In Room)
• Newspaper (Free)
• Mini-Bar
• Refrigerator
• Iron

Leisure Activities:

• Health Club
• Health Spa/Massage
• Hot Tub

User reviews

Great location

This is a great hotel in a great location. Right on top of Nob Hill, with access to the cable cars, this hotel is nice for both business and leisure travellers. The rooms are nice and the staff is friendly, but the location is really why you would stay at the Fairmont. It is a nice option for business travellers who work in the financial district.

06 Jun 2005 | carolyn2010

Classic San Francisco Hotel

The Fairmont San Francisco, is a old grand hotel. The hotel was recently renovated and the rooms are spacious, well appointed and has every amenity you will need. The location is perfect, on top of Nob Hill and our room had a fantastic view of San Francisco. The cable cars are only a few asteps away. Really enjoyed the classic taste of old San Francisco.

06 Jun 2005 | foodandwineguy2004

Wedding night in style

What a place to celebrate your wedding night! Make sure to upgrade to a suite (worth the extra $$) and ask to stay in the "original part" of the hotel. The new towers are nice, but the original building/rooms are outragous. The hallways are super wide (to accomodate the hoop skirts in the early 1900's) and the rooms are fabulous. Also, even the rooms in the older part of the building were recently upgraded and are absolutely stunning.

06 Jun 2005 | Terrablu