Hotel Drisco
Pacific Heights, San Francisco
“Edwardian neighborhood retreat”
MICHELIN Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
“Though it’s fresh off a top-to-bottom renovation, the Drisco hasn’t lost any of its character.”
Vibe
Original Honduran mahogany columns and stained glass frame a quiet parlor where guests gather for evening wine receptions.
“Edwardian neighborhood retreat”
Evening wine receptions, morning breakfast buffets, complimentary chauffeur service, and nightly turndown with custom shortbread.
A 1903 Edwardian building featuring restored neoclassical columns, arched entryways, and traditional crown moldings.
Hosting visiting families and neighborhood milestone stays in Pacific Heights for over a century.
In residential Pacific Heights along tree-lined streets, three blocks south of the Presidio.
“Walking up the stone steps into the wood-paneled lobby feels like walking into a charming country inn—in the middle of San Francisco.”
Rooms
Gold-tasseled brass keys unlock calm residential quarters appointed with heated marble bathroom floors and nightly chocolate-dipped shortbread.
Backstory
Built in 1903 as a boarding house, the building famously sheltered displaced neighbors and cooked basement meals after the 1906 earthquake.
Eat & drink
Mornings feature made-to-order eggs and local pastries, while the parlor hosts an evening reception pouring Northern California wines alongside charcuterie.
The neighborhood
Perched on a quiet Pacific Heights hilltop, the hotel sits three blocks from the Presidio's wooded trails and scenic overlooks.
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