InterContinental Mark Hopkins Hotel
Nob Hill, San Francisco
“Nob Hill skyline institution”
Vibe
Cable cars rattle past terracotta facades outside, while inside, 1920s Spanish Renaissance grandeur crowns the crest of Nob Hill.
“Nob Hill skyline institution”
A 1926 Spanish Renaissance landmark standing on the crest of Nob Hill on historic mansion grounds.
Decades of continuous Nob Hill tradition, marked by celebrations and sweeping cable car arrivals on California Street.
The nineteenth-floor Top of the Mark sky lounge draws nightly crowds for martinis and panoramic skyline views.
Atop Nob Hill at the California Street cable car line, a short ride from Union Square
Rooms
High-floor rooms look across the bay and city grid, with select suites opening onto glass-enclosed private terraces.
Backstory
The hotel rose in 1926 over the ashes of railroad baron Mark Hopkins' Victorian Gothic mansion, lost in the 1906 fire.
Eat & drink
On the nineteenth floor, Top of the Mark pours martinis beside panoramic bay views that have drawn crowds since 1939.
The neighborhood
Perched at the crest of Nob Hill, the California and Mason cable car lines cross directly outside your front door.
The app
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