
The New York Times Reviews Lodge at the Presidio
The Lodge at the Presidio, set within a 1,500 acre national park, has one of the city’s best vantage points for viewing and visiting the Golden Gate Bridge.
Read glowing Press about our newest hotel located on the Main Parade Grounds of the Presidio overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge and the San Francisco Bay.

The Lodge at the Presidio, set within a 1,500 acre national park, has one of the city’s best vantage points for viewing and visiting the Golden Gate Bridge.

Offering a bit of nature amid the urban bustle of San Francisco, the Lodge at the Presidio is housed in former army barracks that date back to the 1890s and are part of the ongoing restoration of the Presidio of San Francisco, a 1,500-acre park in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.

It’s not just the Golden Gate Bridge views that make this smart boutique hotel special. Planted in the heart of San Francisco’s Presidio national park, the surrounding forest and coast envelop guests in the city’s natural beauty.

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.

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.
While both hotels are located within San Francisco’s Presidio National Park and share a sense of history, they offer distinctly different experiences in style and setting.
The Inn at the Presidio is an intimate retreat housed in a beautifully restored Georgian Revival building that once served as U.S. Army officers' quarters. With just 22 rooms — most of them spacious suites with fireplaces — the Inn emphasizes historic charm, quiet elegance, and a cozy, residential feel. Guests enjoy complimentary breakfast, evening wine and cheese, and a peaceful forested location.
The Lodge at the Presidio, by contrast, offers a more contemporary "basecamp" experience in the heart of the Main Post. Once Army barracks, it now features modern rooms with sweeping views of the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco Bay, or the surrounding parklands. Amenities include complimentary breakfast, wine and cheese receptions, outdoor seating with fire pits, and easy access to trails and nearby attractions.
In short, choose the Inn for a quiet, historic hideaway — or the Lodge for a stylish, centrally located home base for exploring the Presidio.
Check-out is 11am at the Lodge and 12 noon at the Inn, Check-in is 3pm at both hotels
Breakfast is served from 7 am - 10 am Monday - Friday, 7 am - 11 am Saturday & Sunday.
The evening wine & cheese reception is daily from 5 pm to 7 pm.
Presidio Lodging offers a wide array of amenities and services. Learn more about our features & amenities at Inn at the Presidio and Lodge at the Presidio.
Reservations cancelled within 72 hours of arrival will be charged the full amount of the first night’s stay.
Yes, we do welcome our four legged friends for an additional $50 per pet, per stay charge. Please note we do not allow pets to be left unattended in our guest rooms, pet sitting services are available for an additional charge.
Yes, the Inn at the Presidio has two square-foot spaces that accommodate up to 20 people each.
For more information, please visit the Inn's Meetings & Events page.
There are numerous dining options within walking distance of our hotels. Please refer to our dining page.
Presidio Lodging hotels are approximately 16 miles away from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) and 24 miles away from Oakland International Airport (OAK).
Public Transportation is available via BART , Muni , and the free Presidio GO Shuttle . From either airport, hop on BART to the Embarcadero Station . From there, walk to 50 Beale Street to catch the Presidio GO Shuttle and get off at the Presidio Transit Center , which is just a short stroll from both hotels. You may also choose to ride your preferred Muni bus line to reach the Presidio GO Shuttle or Presidio Transit Center.
For more information about getting to the Presidio or around the park, please visit here .
The park has an abundance of self-parking available at close proximity to the hotels. Overnight parking is $13 per night and the charge can be added to your bill
Yes, Presidio Lodging offers gift certificates at both the Inn at the Presidio and the Lodge at Presidio. To purchase a gift certificate, please visit our gift certificates page.
While the hotels do not have dedicated EV charging facilities, there are numerous stations throughout the park. See this map for locations: https://maps.app.goo.gl/tNSBprR58vk7GgWR6
Presidio Lodging is the hospitality brand for Inn at the Presidio and Lodge at the Presidio, two historic boutique hotels located within the Presidio of San Francisco.