Hotel Majestic San Francisco

Hotel Majestic is San Francisco’s oldest and most historically significant small hotel, occupying an Edwardian mansion on Sutter Street in Pacific Heights that was the tallest hotel in the city when it was completed in 1902. The building survived the 1906 earthquake and remains in remarkable condition, listed on the National Register of Historic Places and meticulously preserved as a living showcase of early 20th-century San Francisco hospitality. The 58 rooms feature ivy-green walls, warm mahogany headboards, complimentary minibars, and thoughtful details including a complimentary pillow menu with a dozen choices of varying firmness. The Café Majestic on the ground floor serves a complimentary continental breakfast and operates as a neighborhood gathering point throughout the day. The Victorian-era Butterfly Bar is one of San Francisco’s most atmospheric drinking establishments, decorated with antique European artifacts and butterfly collections. The hotel’s Pacific Heights location — one of San Francisco’s most desirable residential neighborhoods — provides a tranquil and beautiful base with panoramic views of the city and the Bay from higher floors and the rooftop. Free parking is available in the area at weekends. The 24/7 front desk and daily housekeeping services are standard.