Read about numerous awards and glowing press given to our two San Francisco boutique hotels in the beautiful Presidio of San Francisco, California.
By Katie Hammel A 1,500-acre park on a former military post, San Francisco’s Presidio is an icon of the city and a great green expanse that’s also home to several acclaimed restaurants, museums, activities—and even two spectacular hotels. Both hotels, the Lodge at the Presidio and the Inn at the Presidio, are run by the
Set in San Francisco’s famed Presidio – the former U.S. military fort turned 1,500-acre national park-the 42-room hotel is designed to meet LEED Gold standards with its historic rehabilitation of the Montgomery Street Barracks.
Offering stunning views of the iconic Golden Gate Bridge, the new Lodge at the Presidio, which opens in June, is expected to bring new levels of luxury to one of San Francisco’s most beautiful parks.
Bearing the distinction of the closest lodging facility to the Golden Gate Bridge, the historic Lodge at the Presidio has been fully renovated and is now open to guests.
Once part of the Montgomery Street Barracks, which were built at the end of the 1800s to house infantry, artillery, and calvary companies, the new boutique stay is an opportunity to shack up in one of the Presidio’s 470 structures listed in the National Registry of Historic Places.
When it opens next week, San Francisco’s newest lodging will offer rooms with a well-stocked minibar, USB charging ports and contemporary styling. And a view that’s never been seen before by hotel guests.
For a less urban option, book a two-room King Suite at this 26-room inn located in the area’s forested parkland. With its 24 miles of hiking trails, 25 miles of biking trails, and an 18-hole golf course, the park feels like an extension of the Georgian revival-style inn, which features country-style décor and views of the Golden Gate Bridge.
San Francisco’s Lodge at the Presidio will open its historic charm and bay views to guests this summer. Come June 27, Lodge at the Presidio will open as San Francisco’s closest hotel to the Golden Gate Bridge.
Built in 1903 and opened as a hotel in 2012, this two-story, Georgian Revival–style building served as officers’ quarters in military days past and now has 26 guest rooms—17 of them suites–decked out in handsome furnishings.
The inn’s main building is an old military officers’ quarters that underwent an expensive conversion in 2012, transforming the 1903 Georgian Revival building into a luxury lodge with 22 spacious guestrooms.