Fairmont San Francisco
Nob Hill, San Francisco
“Nob Hill Grande Dame”
Vibe
Gilded Beaux-Arts grandeur crowns Nob Hill, where doormen greet guests beneath soaring lobby columns and grand crystal chandeliers.
“Nob Hill Grande Dame”
A 1907 Beaux-Arts landmark rebuilt by Julia Morgan, famously hosting the 1945 drafting of the United Nations charter.
A grand Nob Hill anchor hosting high-society galas and historic musical performances in the Venetian Room since 1907.
The subterranean Tonga Room and Hurricane Bar draws nightly crowds for tropical mai tais and indoor rainstorms.
On Nob Hill where all three cable car lines meet, moments from Chinatown and Union Square.
Rooms
Classic main-building rooms feature high ceilings and filigreed balconies, while the 1960s tower frames panoramic vistas of the Golden Gate Bridge.
Backstory
Damaged by the 1906 fires before its opening, the landmark was engineered and rebuilt by architect Julia Morgan a year later.
Eat & drink
Sip mai tais beside an indoor lagoon with simulated rainstorms at the legendary Tonga Room, or take afternoon tea beneath Laurel Court's ornate domes.
The neighborhood
Perched atop Nob Hill, the property sits at the only intersection in the city where all three historic cable car lines converge.
The app
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