Welcome to Fairmont San Francisco

We currently live in a world that is changing rapidly – by the day and by the hour. As we navigate through these times of change and uncertainty, we do so with the safety of both our loyal and valued guests and employees as our highest priority. We must support our local authorities as they work to halt the spread of COVID-19. And so we have made the difficult decision to temporarily suspend the operations of our hotel. Effective April 8^th, 2020, this suspension also includes Laurel Court Restaurant and the Tonga Room & Hurricane Bar. This certainly isn’t goodbye, it’s farewell for now. We’ll be in touch with updates through our website to ensure that our dedicated community is informed, connected and supported. At this time, reservations continue to be accepted from September 7, 2020, onwards. We’ll be back as soon as we can, and look forward to welcoming each of you as soon as possible!  

Graceful and stately, Fairmont San Francisco is the landmark atop Nob Hill. A hotel so grand, they built a city around it. With what Architectural Digest calls one of the “Top 15 Most Beautiful Hotel Lobbies in the World,” the historic property also boasts the city’s most spectacular panoramas — of the Financial District, signature cable cars and Victorians, iconic skyline, Golden Gate Bridge and Bay. Fairmont San Francisco is known for its collection of luxurious, one-of-a-kind suites, and as the site of historic firsts and global events. An industry pioneer in service and environmental stewardship, the five-star flagship is an award winner in every category worldwide

Since the hotel’s 1907 opening, it has hosted every U.S. President visiting San Francisco and has served as a who’s who of pop culture legends, international leaders and silver screen starlets. International delegates drafted the original United Nations Charter here and Tony Bennett sang his debut of “I Left My Heart in San Francisco.”

Unwind in the turn-of-the-century splendor of our softly lit lobby among the potted palms, Corinthian columns and gold fixtures, inlaid marble floors, plush sofas and antique gilt mirrors. Sip tiki cocktails under a thatched hut of the iconic Tonga Room or ride the cable car just outside our front door.