InterContinental Mark Hopkins San Francisco

Great location. Staff very friendly. Love the old SF feel .

Loved staying here! Old school fancy hotel charm. We stayed in room 537 - it was at the end and on the corner - so we had a beautiful view of the city toward the bay and then also on the other side. Room was very clean and luxurious and quiet.Also bonus was the breeze through the room from the windows cross wind. Gorgeous! We ordered room service and it was perfect! If you are not doing room service at a nice hotel, then WHAT are you DOING? It's one of my favorite things to do. Service was super kind and friendly. Great location - we walked to lots of places from there. Be aware of the parking cost - $96 at the hotel (they only offer valet). We went on SpotHero and paid $45 for overnight at an underground lot one block over. Still crazy expensive, but at least it saves you half.

I only stayed one night, but what a great experience. The bed was SO comfortable, the bath products were amazing (super high end), close to everything, and friendly staff. Old and classic, which is what I like. Oh, and incredible views since the hotel is on top of Nob Hill. Thank you!

A Truly Majestic San Francisco Experience The Mark Hopkins was everything we hoped for and more. From the moment we arrived, the service was exceptional — elegant, gracious, and genuinely attentive. There is a sense of old-world hospitality and sophistication that makes you feel truly welcomed and valued as a guest. The food was excellent, and the location is hard to beat. If you plan to stay around this side of San Francisco, you really don’t even need a car. So much is within easy reach, making the hotel an ideal base for exploring the city. But what truly stood out was the service. There is a difference between simply staying at a beautiful hotel and actually feeling taken care of, and The Mark Hopkins understands that difference. Overall, it was a majestic experience from beginning to end — elegant, memorable, and exactly the kind of hospitality you hope for when traveling.

A grand old hotel that is more old now than grand. When I first visited 50 years ago it was one of the best. Of course, the Top of The Mark has great views and if you catch the right bartender you will have a great time. But the rooms seem tired with an odd mix of Goodwill furniture arrayed without any elegance. WiFi is horribly weak with less than 1 mbps up and down. No lunch room service. And the main lobby does not inspire one to hang out. The competition a few blocks away are at another level. The one reason to stay here is the location (and it IS THE location) and to save a few bucks while you visit the better food options nearby. Sorry to have to report this sad decline.