San Francisco Proper Hotel
Tenderloin, San Francisco
“Maximalist flatiron clubhouse”
MICHELIN Guide
“…designer Kelly Wearstler has drawn inspiration from a number of European design movements, combining the expected Victorian and Art Deco currents with Cubism to Bauhaus and beyond…”
Vibe
Kelly Wearstler’s vibrant maximalism fills the 1904 flatiron landmark, layering vintage parlor chairs, bold patterns, and kinetic energy across the salon.
“Maximalist flatiron clubhouse”
Kelly Wearstler maximalist interiors layering floral wallpaper, vintage furnishings, and bold geometric tile patterns.
Charmaine's rooftop lounge drawing crowds around outdoor fire pits with skyline views over Market Street.
A flatiron Beaux-Arts brick building from 1904 meticulously restored at the junction of Market Street.
At the Market and 7th flatiron junction, steps from Civic Center theatres and the BART station
Rooms
Floral wallpapers clash artfully with Bauhaus geometry, while suites tucked in the building's narrow prow frame panoramic views down Market Street.
Backstory
Albert Pissis designed this Beaux-Arts flatiron in 1904, long before the historic Renoir Hotel was reimagined as Proper’s debut flagship.
Eat & drink
Crowds gather around fire pits on Charmaine’s rooftop terrace, while ground-floor spot La Bande pours vermouth beside bold striped tiles.
The neighborhood
Perched at the Market Street junction, you are steps from Civic Center performance halls, passing historic streetcars, and Tenderloin dining.
The app
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