Argonaut Hotel
Fisherman's Wharf, San Francisco
“Historic maritime warehouse”
Vibe
Exposed 1907 brick and massive timber beams meet brass nautical quirks, sharing ground-floor space with the Maritime National Historical Park museum.
“Historic maritime warehouse”
A 1907 red-brick cannery warehouse showcasing original Douglas fir timber beams and maritime history.
Shares quarters with the Maritime National Historical Park, featuring vintage seafaring artifacts and bayfront dining.
Playful nautical motifs, brass accents, and custom shipboard furnishings set against exposed historic brickwork.
By Aquatic Park and Hyde Street Pier, steps from the Powell-Hyde cable car turnaround.
Rooms
Historic Douglas fir rafters and brick walls frame wide views across the bay toward Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge.
Backstory
Originally built in 1907 as the Haslett Warehouse, the red-brick cannery survived fire and time before its 2003 waterfront reinvention.
Eat & drink
Blue Mermaid serves clam chowder flights and coastal catches on an outdoor patio looking toward Aquatic Park Cove.
The neighborhood
The Powell-Hyde cable car turnaround sits right outside, with historic tall ships moored along Hyde Street Pier across the road.
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