Stanford Court San Francisco - San Francisco, CA

Hotel at a Glance: Stanford Court San Francisco

Boutique guest rooms at the 4-star Stanford Court San Francisco offer guests a stylish stay in a central location. Better still, your room might look out onto historic Nob Hill, just below. You might see the bay and its Golden Gate Bridge or soak up views of the city.

• Fitness center: New 1500 square foot includes the high-quality equipment allows to personalize workout with views of the famed cable cars..
• Wall of wine: Come evening, Aurea turns into a lounge anchored by signature cocktails, light dinner fare, and a floor-to-ceiling wall of wine.
• Bay area: Honey from hotels’ beehive, seasonal homegrown greens—including three varieties of kale, it’s all on the menu whenever possible.
• Vinyl music library: vinyl library allows listening to many collections of records.
• Nearby shopping: Union Square, the city’s premier retail district, is just a 10-minute walk from the hotel.

Nob Hill, San Francisco: Fashionable Neighborhood with Scenic City Views

One of the original seven hills on which the city was built, Nob Hill is a fashionable, upscale neighborhood, once referred to as a “Hill of Palaces” because of its many estates. Huntington Park is the centerpiece for the bustling district, and it’s bordered by Grace Cathedral, a beautiful Gothic-style building with colorful mosaics and a replica of the medieval labyrinth in France’s Cathedral of Our Lady of Chartres.

Just downhill from Nob Hill is the Russian Hill neighborhood, whose notoriously steep roads provide some of the city’s most scenic vistas. From the top of Russian Hill, you can drive down Lombard Street, often dubbed “the world’s crookedest street” for its eight tight hairpin turns. The street is lined with stately houses and meticulously manicured gardens. A few blocks south, the tiny Ina Coolbrith Park is made up of tucked-away terraces cut into a steep slope between Russian Hill and Nob Hill. The secluded space is considered a local hidden gem for its postcard-worthy views of downtown. In 2008, SF Weekly named it the Best Park Named for a Poet Laureate—Ina Coolbrith was the first person to hold the esteemed title.

San Francisco’s iconic cable cars head up and down the streets of Nob Hill and Russian Hill. The nearby Cable Car Museum fills you in on the history of the iconic San Francisco tradition. You can hop on one of the cable cars and head north to reach Ghirardelli Square’s high-end boutiques and Pier 39’s seafood restaurants, or take a cable car south to see Chinatown—one of the largest Chinese communities outside of Asia—and the quaint cafés in the Italian-influenced North Beach neighborhood.

Other Details

Room Details

Standard King Room

• One king bed
• Standard occupancy: 2
• Maximum occupancy: 2

Deluxe Queen Room

• One queen bed
• Standard occupancy: 2
• Maximum occupancy: 2

Premier-View Queen Room

• One queen bed
• Standard occupancy: 2
• Maximum occupancy: 2

Hotel Policies

• Check in: 4 p.m.
• Check out: 12 p.m.
• $30 Plus Tax Daily urban bundle fee includes:
  • High-speed WiFi
  • Access to vinyl music library
  • Expanded, state of the art fitness center
  • Morning Equator coffee and Mighty Leaf tea
  • Day use of New Albion bicycles & Blix e-bikes
  • PressReader digital magazines and newspapers (app download required)
  • Business Center with iMac Computers
  • High-tech walking tour of Nob Hill by Vizzit (app download required)
  • Printing & faxing
  • Tech library loans
  • Local & domestic long-distance calls
• Parking: valet available for an additional $60 plus tax per day.
• Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property.
• Pet policy: pets 50 lbs or less may be added for an additional $50 per stay.
• Accessibility: please contact property for handicap accessibility requests or options.
• Room upgrades: upgrades may be available during booking or at check-in for an additional cost.