“Red-brick hotel and former officer's quarters, the only accommodation in the beautiful Presidio National Park close to the Golden Gate Bridge. The sleek, spacious rooms are stylishly furnished, the top floors have spectacular views. The Park offers many nature trails and other outdoor activities.”
“Red-brick hotel and former officer's quarters, the only accommodation in the beautiful Presidio National Park close to the Golden Gate Bridge. The sleek, spacious rooms are stylishly furnished, the top floors have spectacular views. The Park offers many nature trails and other outdoor activities.”
Recommended For
- Back to Nature
- The Presidio has many beautiful nature trails that you can explore by walking, jogging, or cycling, and there are wildlife tours
- City Style
- Former officers' quarters, the only accommodation in the national park, right by the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Local exploring
- Close to the Golden Gate Bridge, Baker Beach, Crissy Field, Alcatraz, Treasure Island and other sights.
- Families
- Suites can accommodate four and kids are provided with games, puzzles, milk and cookies
- Sailing
- Trekking
- Local markets
- Great walks
- Cycling
- Golf
- Groups
- Watersports
- Active Holiday
- Sights nearby
- Wedding license
- There is a wedding chapel next door and other ceremony spaces in the Presidio, whilst the hotel can host a small reception.
- Sit-out Terrace
- As well as the front porch, the back patio has a fire pit and seating surrounded by beautiful cedar woodland.
- No restaurant
- But complimentary wine and cheese is offered between 5-7pm every evening.
- Free wifi
- WiFi is available in all areas, free of charge.
- Views
- Quiet
- Colonial
- Full of character
- Inn
- In/by a Nature Reserve
- Chic
- Charming
- Pet friendly
- Child friendly
- Beach nearby
- Disabled access
- Contemporary
Facilities
- Wedding license
- There is a wedding chapel next door and other ceremony spaces in the Presidio, whilst the hotel can host a small reception.
- Sit-out Terrace
- As well as the front porch, the back patio has a fire pit and seating surrounded by beautiful cedar woodland.
- Meeting Room
- 425 sq ft meeting spaces for up to 20 people with state-of-the-art equipment available.
- No restaurant
- But complimentary wine and cheese is offered between 5-7pm every evening.
- Sitting Room
- Two guest lounges and a front porch running the length of the building.
- Free wifi
- WiFi is available in all areas, free of charge.
- Massage
- In-room massages are available to guests.
- Parking
- On site parking available for a fee
- Bicycle hire
- Walking distance restaurants
- In room DVD
- Bath robes
- Views
- Satellite / Cable TV
- Wifi
- Pet friendly
- Child friendly
- Room service
- Disabled access
- Concierge
- Air conditioning
Activities
- Trekking
- Sailing
- Local markets
- Great walks
- Cycling
- Golf
- Watersports
- Sights nearby
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Inn at the Presidio: Review
Nestled in the green parklands of the Presidio, this gorgeous historic inn inhabits a National Historic Landmark. Many rooms have Golden Gate Bridge views and gas fireplaces for foggy nights. The park offers all kinds of dining options and outdoor activities, from cycling to golf.
Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)
Inn at the Presidio: Review
Built in 1903 and opened as a hotel in 2012, this two-story, Georgian Revival–style building served as officers' quarters in military days past and now has 26 guest rooms—17 of them suites—complete with gas fireplaces and modern-meets-salvage-store finds, such as wrought-iron beds, industrial-inspired task lamps, historic black-and-white photos, and Pendleton blankets. In 2013, the inn added the Funston House, which contains four rooms surrounding a common living room, dining room, and kitchen, ideal for larger groups traveling together and families. Perks include a nightly wine-and-cheese reception and a Continental breakfast buffet. This place is as homey as it gets, complete with rocking chairs on the porches and an outdoor fire pit. Numerous hiking and biking trails in the Presidio, a National Land Trust, are nearby.
Originally published by Fodor's Travel (view article)
