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InterContinental MARK HOPKINS SAN FRANCISCO
NO. 1 NOB HILL
San Francisco, CA 94108
Nightly Rates (279.00 - 317.57)
4 Star
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Property Description
As splendid now as when it opened to great fanfare in 1926, InterContinental Mark Hopkins San Francisco is one of the citys finest hotels. Located at the crossing of three cable car lines, the venerable landmark is minutes from Union Square, Chinatown and the Financial District. Fishermans Wharf and the Golden Gate Bridge are short drives away.
Hotel Exterior
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Amenities |
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ATM/Cash machine
Accessible facilities
Air conditioning individually controlled in room
Baby sitting
Bathrobe
Bathtub
Bell staff/porter
Cocktail lounge
Coffee/Tea maker
Color television
Concierge desk
Cribs
Currency exchange
Desk with lamp
Direct dial telephone
Dry cleaning
Electrical adaptors available
Executive floor
Free newspaper
Golf
Hairdryer
High speed internet connection
Housekeeping - daily
Housekeeping - weekly
Ice machine
Interior corridors
Internet access
Ironing board
Late check-out available
Limousine service
Live entertainment
Lounges/bars
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Lounges/bars
Minibar
Non-smoking
On-Site parking
Pay per view movies on TV
Pet-sitting services
Pets allowed
Premium movie channels
Private bathroom
Public area air conditioned
Rollaway bed
Room service
Safe
Safe deposit box
Satellite television
Separate closet
Shoe shine stand
Shops and commercial services
Spare electrical outlet available at desk
Speaker phone
Stereo
Tennis court
Tour/sightseeing desk
Transportation services - local area
Travel agency
Two-line phone
Valet parking
Valet same day dry cleaning
Voice mail
Weight scale
Wireless internet connection
Wireless internet connection in public areas
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Miscellaneous Information |
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American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 3:00 PM
Check out time is 12:00 PM
Time Zone is GMT
Opened in 1998
381 rooms.
32 suites.
19 floors.
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Restaurant Information |
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Acquerello
Tip: With elegant surroundings and excellent service, Acquerello is a real local gem. Be sure to meet GianCarlo, the owner. An upscale classic Italian restaurant. The look is spare, with gleaming silver and delicate crystal glasses contrasting with the b
Ana Mandara
Tip: Sample live entertainment in the cozy cocktail bar on the mezzanine floor. With its exotic decor and delicious Vietnamese cuisine, Ana Mandara justifies its translated name: 'the beautiful refuge.'
Venticello
Tip: Ideal for a romantic dinner, Venticello will spoil you with its remarkable fare and friendly service. A roaring fireplace, cable cars passing by outside and great views of the bay make this intimate northern Italian restaurant the quintessential San
Asia SF
Tip: Slightly risque but a fantastic place with outrageous entertainment, tasty food and sweet cocktails. 'Gender illusionists' will serve you exotic cocktails and delicious food in a party atmosphere.
Bourbon & Branch
Tip: This venue is part of our Speakeasy Package at the hotel. Contact the Concierge team for more details. Bourbon & Branch is a glimpse back on the 1920's and the era of Prohibition. Experience the ambiance of that time in an actual speakeasy.
Farallon
Tip: Enjoy cocktails in the jellyfish lounge. A dazzling downtown underwater-themed restaurant.
Fleur de Lys
Tip: If you buy one of chef Hubert Keller's 'Top Chef' cook books he will come out and autograph it for you. Exquisite French restaurant five blocks from the hotel. Decor includes an intimate 'tented' dining room and extensive wine list. The service is f
Fluid
Tip: Enjoy music from SF's top local DJ. (Very exclusive but the concierge can get you in.) One-of-a-kind ultra-cool disco lounge.
Supperclub
Tip: Only one seating available per day, so book early. (Concierge can help with reservations.) You lie on a bed and dine on your seven-course meal while being entertained by jugglers, magicians, singers and fire eaters.
Bix
Tip: Serves up some of the best martinis in town. Supper club atmosphere with live jazz every night.
McCormick and Kuletos
Tip: A short cable car ride on the Hyde Street line. Try the signature crab cakes and oysters. Famous for its view, this is a must. But it can get very busy.
North Beach Restaurant
Tip: Has an amazing 500-bottle wine cellar, ranked as one of the best in the city. The 31-year-old restaurant, located in the heart of 'little Italy', serves homemade pasta and fresh fish.
Tadich Grill
Tip: Very popular for its local seafood. They do not take reservations but it is definitely worth the wait. Established in 1849 during the gold rush, it's one of the oldest surviving restaurants in the country.
Top of the Mark
Just when you think you ve seen the best of San Francisco s sights, the Top of the Mark will thrill you all over again. The legendary sky lounge lays the city at your feet with near-360 degree vistas that showcase the Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman s Wharf
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Meeting Facility |
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Barclay I
Barclay II
Board Room
California
Executive Boardroom
Florentine
Garden
George D. Smith
Harvard
Lobby Terrace
Mason
Peacock Court
Pine
Powell
Room of the Dons
Six Continents
Stanford
Taylor Room
Top of the Mark
Willard I
Willard II
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Recreation Information |
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Fitness center on-site
Fitness center off-site
Children's program - Baby-sitting is available. Arrangements can be made through the concierge.
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Cliff House
Tip: Visit the bistro and bar for a great view of the Pacific Ocean. This historic building has suffered several fires but has been fully rebuilt. The main restaurant is Sutro'se that requires a reservation, but the Bistro and bar do not. The original
San Francisco International Airport
Moscone Convention Center
Half a Day: Alcatraz Tour
The Alcatraz Tour is perhaps the most popular tour in San Francisco. Tickets should be purchased well in advance of your stay. This is a self-guided walking tour that takes about 3 and half hours. Tickets can be purchased on thier web site at www.alcatra
Moscone Convention Center
One Hour: Golden Gate Bridge
The Golden Gate Bridge is a must visit. Drive to the north end of the bridge and stop at the vista point to take in the view of the bridge and the city. If you have time, walk across the bridge southbound to the visitor's center, or visit Fort Point just
Filbert St Steps
These jaw-dropping steps will equally amaze and challenge you. Rising from the Financial District to Coit Tower, these stairs are impressive for the length, views of San Francisco, the well tended gardens on both sides and the beautiful Art Deco buildings
Marina Green Crissy Field
Tip: A good vantage point to watch the ferries, yachts and surfers in the ocean A great place to exercise, picnic or just sunbathe. .
Pier 39
Tip: Try going early or late in the day. The Ghirardeli Square side of the wharf is not as crowded. Pier 39 is the number one attraction at Fisherman's Wharf. Filled with restaurants, shops and local entertainers. Very crowded in the afternoons.
Amtrak Oakland Jack London Square
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Half a Day: Muir Woods National Monument
Muir Woods National Monument has giant redwood trees that line the California Coast. Enjoy hiking along the foot trails at the base of the park. If you have enough energy, try the more rigorous hikes up to Mount Tamalpias. Open daily from dawn to dusk.
Half a Day: Baseball
During the baseball season watch the Giants play at the beautiful AT&T Park. In the off-season you can enjoy a fascinating behind-the-scenes tour of the park.
One Hour: Coit Tower
Built is 1933, Coit Tower sits atop Telegraph Hill. Dedicated to the firemen of the city and shaped like a fire fighter's hose nozzle, this landmark offers spectacular views of the city and the bay. You will also see some beautiful murals painted by 26
Powell BART Station
One Hour: Chinatown
Just three blocks and a short 10 minute walk away is SF's Chinatown, the largest and oldest in the USA. Enjoy strolling through the giant Torii which marks the entrance into Chinatown at Bush and Grant Avenues. Visit the Fortune Cookie bakery at 56 Ross,
Two Hours: Ocean Beach
A walk along Ocean Beach is lovely, but be sure to bring a jacket. Also, the water is cold year-round, so we don't recommend a swim. Try walking or jogging north from Golden Gate Park to the Cliff House restaurant, where you can enjoy a soothing drink and
Two Hours: Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park, larger then Central Park in New York. You can explore on foot, on rollerblades or by bike. If you have limited time, you can visit the Conservatory of Flowers, the Arboretum, and a large children's playground. If time permits, try some
Cable cars
Tip: The California Street Line, which stops directly outside the hotel, is not as crowded as some and offers exciting views. With all the steep hills these are essential. They are usually the same price as a taxi, but for sheer SF entertainment they a
Ferry Building Marketplace
The historic ferry terminal is now a mecca for gourmet foodies, food stalls offering everything from artisan cheese to the freshest of local fish, plus a weekly farmers' market along with restuarants and cafes for all to enjoy!
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