San Francisco
When
Sep 23 – 26
Who
4 guests
AdultsAge 18 and over
KidsAge 17 and under
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Tower Suite + Deluxe 2 Queens

Fairmont San Francisco★★★★★· San Francisco · 4.6 from 1,573 Expedia reviews · 4.5 from 4,502 Tripadvisor reviews
1,010 ft²
94 m²
2 bedrooms
1 king, 2 queens, 1 sofa bed
Sleeps 8
in real beds
2 baths
private to the suite

Relax and enjoy the majestic views from the grand picture windows of this contemporary suite and adjoining room.

In the suite

  • City and Bay Views
  • Dining table
  • Marble bathroom
  • Picture windows with telescope
  • Alarm clock
  • Bay views
  • Bose sound system
  • City views
  • Computer
  • Computer Dataport
  • Crib upon request
  • Desk
  • Extra Long Mattress
  • High speed internet access
  • In-room safe
  • Iron and ironing board
  • Iron with ironing board
  • Le Labo bathroom amenities

About Fairmont San Francisco

This beautiful hotel combines Beaux-arts design with the cachet of a modern upscale hotel. Dominated by stunning interiors that remain true to their historic panache, the Fairmont San Francisco transports guests into its uniquely inspired atmosphere of surprisingly varying amenities. Boasting a tropical-inspired bar & restaurant, hosting live entertainment, along with a posh lounge, health club, and cafe, the Fairmont leaves little to want. Just a 13-minute walk from Union Square, the hotel sits atop Nob Hill, endowing its refined rooms with stunning views and an aura of luxe living.

  • 24-hour business center
  • 24-hour front desk
  • Afternoon Tea
  • Art gallery on site
  • Assistive listening devices available
  • At least 80% of all lighting comes from LEDs
  • ATM/banking
  • Ballroom
  • Banquet hall
  • Bicycle tour information
  • Biodegradable/compostable stirrers
  • Biodegradable/compostable straws

950 Mason Street Atop Nob Hill, San Francisco

San Francisco, CA 94108

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