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InterContinental Mark Hopkins San Francisco Destination

Brimming with history and sophisticated charm, Nob Hill is celebrated as one of San Francisco’s signature neighborhoods. Our hotel is home base to experience timeless architecture, delightful parks, historic landmarks, and iconic attractions.

In the heart of San Francisco
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In the heart of San Francisco

Located in Nob Hill, our pet-friendly hotel offers sophisticated luxury in the heart of San Francisco near Union Square and North Beach. Guests can move easily around the city by hopping on one of three nearby cable car lines. The Financial District and Transamerica Pyramid building are less than a mile away, catering to the business traveller.

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San Francisco Skyline

Sporting Events & Concerts

San Francisco is a prime destination for major-league action and live entertainment. Catch a Giants game at the iconic Oracle Park, where stunning bay views meet thrilling baseball moments. Head to Chase Center to cheer on the Golden State Warriors or Golden State Valkyries in an electrifying basketball game or enjoy performances by world-renowned artists. No matter your passion—sports, music, or unforgettable events—San Francisco delivers excitement at every turn.

Golden Gate Bridge

Golden Gate Bridge

Bring your walking shoes. A visit to San Francisco requires a stroll across its mesmerizing centerpiece, the Golden Gate Bridge. It’s an astonishing 1.7 miles long, accompanied by constant vistas of the city, its scenic bay, and the picturesque Marin Headlands. The span was an engineering marvel of its day, and remains so today. Stop by the visitor’s center on the southern end, where you’ll learn about, among other things, the specific hue chosen for the bridge, international orange.

Golden Gate Bridge

Grace Cathedral at Twilight

Chinese lanterns hanging in a store in Chinatown, San Francisco

San Francisco Financial District Aerial View

Aerial view of Alcatraz, Bay Bridge and San Francisco skyline

Explore San Francisco

Nob Hill

San Francisco Cable Cars

Cable Cars & Cable Car Museum

1201 Mason Street, San Francisco, CA 94108

The steep hills of San Francisco make traveling by cable car essential. They are, by far, a more enjoyable alternative to a city taxi. One of the most famous is the Powell Street line to the waterfront, so it can be quite crowded, with long waits to board. We recommend the California Street Line, which stops in front of our hotel. The crowds are thinner and the views are equally thrilling. The Cable Car Museum at Mason and Washington Streets chronicles their history and reveals how they operate.

Grace Cathedral

Grace Cathedral

1100 California Street, San Francisco, CA 94108

Nestled near our San Francisco hotel and situated atop Nob Hill stands the magnificent Grace Cathedral. This awe-inspiring landmark harmoniously blends Gothic architecture with spiritual serenity. The intricate design details include towering spires, carvings within the façade, and stained glass windows. Beyond the architectural splendor, Grace Cathedral serves as a haven for introspection and spiritual contemplation.

SF Masonic Auditorium

1111 California Street, San Francisco, CA 94108

Less than two blocks from the hotel, the SF Masonic Auditorium is Nob Hill’s stylish concert venue for live music and other entertainment. Its austere concrete exterior belies the grand theater within. The lobby’s large mosaic window was made with soil and gravel from each of California’s 58 counties while the exterior frieze portrays soldiers from each of the four Armed Forces of the United States.

North Beach / Russian Hill

North Beach
Chinatown
Coit Tower and Filbert Street Steps
Lombard Street

Aerial View of San Francisco from Coit Tower

North Beach

Packed with local history, incredible Italian fare, and charming attractions, including Coit Tower, this bustling neighborhood is an ideal area to explore.

Chinese lanterns

Chinatown

Stroll the colorful streets of Chinatown, the oldest Chinese enclave in North America and one of the largest outside Asia. Enter this exotic world of graceful script and paper lanterns through the green-roofed torii gate at Grant Avenue. Then explore the myriad shops and proprietors selling medicinal herbs, traditional clothing, and more. Connect with the culinary culture when you participate in a tea ceremony, try dim sum, or visit the famous Golden Gate Fortune Cookie Factory.

Coit Tower and Filbert Street Steps

Coit Tower and Filbert Street Steps

One Telegraph Hill, San Francisco, CA 94133

The stunning Coit Tower rewards your climb up the Filbert Street Steps. Or, you can drive to the top of Telegraph Hill, where the tower offers sweeping views of San Francisco and its splendid bay. This was the 1933 bequest of Lillie Hitchcock Coit, her monument to the city’s fallen firefighters. Take the stairs to the top levels for sweeping panoramas, and linger downstairs to admire the lush murals painted by 26 different artists inspired by Mexican artist Diego Rivera.

Lombard Street

Lombard Street

This east-west street in San Francisco is famous for its steep one-block section with eight hairpin turns.

Union Square / Financial District

Aerial view of Union Square

Union Square

A half-mile from our hotel's front door, Union Square and its surrounding streets boast one of the largest concentrations of department stores, high-end boutiques, and art galleries in the United States. Designated a California Historical Landmark, the square is named for its importance as a gathering place for the Union Army during the Civil War. Today, shoppers and theater-goers converge to indulge in retail therapy and take in the latest shows at the nearby Geary, Curran, and other venues.

Aerial View of Financial District

Financial District

The bustling area of San Francisco features the city's highest skyscrapers, along with several foreign consulates and corporate headquarters.

Aerial View of San Francisco

TransAmerica Pyramid

This powerful symbol of San Francisco is a 48-story futurist building and the second-tallest skyscraper in the city.

Embarcadero

Fisherman's Wharf
Ferry Building Marketplace
Pier 27 Cruise Terminal
Oracle Park

Fisherman's Wharf San Francisco, CA

Fisherman's Wharf

505 Beach Street Ste 110, San Francisco, CA 94133

Fisherman’s Wharf, a bustling waterfront district in San Francisco, offers stunning views of the bay and iconic landmarks like the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz Island. Known for its lively atmosphere, seafood restaurants, and historic attractions like Pier 39, the Wharf also features shops, street performances, and a vibrant mix of cultural experiences. A must-see destination for tourists seeking a quintessential San Francisco experience.

Ferry Building Marketplace

Ferry Building Marketplace

1 Ferry Building, San Francisco, CA 94111

San Francisco’s historic Beaux-Arts ferry terminal opened in 1898 to great fanfare. With its European-inspired arcade and remarkable clock tower fashioned after the Giralda in Seville, Spain, it remains one of the city’s most beautiful buildings. In its transit heyday, it was both a ferry and a rail station. Today, it is an emporium for gourmet foodies. Artisan food producers offer cheeses, coffees, local fish, cafés, restaurants, and more. The great nave also hosts a weekly farmer’s market.

Cruise Ship

Pier 27 Cruise Terminal

Adventure awaits at San Francisco’s Pier 27, just two miles from InterContinental Mark Hopkins San Francisco, where the world’s top cruise lines set sail, headed for destinations from Alaska and Hawaii to Mexico and beyond. Located at the northern waterfront of The Embarcadero (itself a favorite destination for visitors to the Bay Area), hundreds of thousands of passengers pass through the port each year.

Oracle Park

Oracle Park

Located in the South Beach neighborhood of San Francisco, Oracle Park has served as the home of the San Francisco Giants, the city's Major League Baseball franchise.

Parks

Palace Of Fine Arts

Palace Of Fine Arts

With its Greco-Roman rotunda and colonnades, immaculately planted grounds, lagoon, and super-spacious exhibition center and theater, the iconic Palace of Fine Arts brings the wow factor to corporate events, private parties, trade shows, conferences, galas, weddings, and more.

Golden Gate Park

Golden Gate Park

At more than 1,000 acres, Golden Gate Park is larger than New York’s Central Park. Forests of redwoods, the Japanese Tea Garden, the San Francisco Botanical Garden, a herd of American bison, and the magical all-glass Conservatory of Flowers are among the park’s cherished treasures. Renzo Piano’s stunningly designed California Academy of Sciences is also here, with its aquarium, planetarium, biome simulations, and “living roof” of native plants. This spectacular park is worth a full day’s visit.

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Map of InterContinental,999 California Street,San Francisco,United States,94108

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Front desk: 1-415-3923434

Email: icmarkhopkins@ihg.com

999 California Street San Francisco, CA 94108 United States

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Check-in: 4:00 PM

Check-out: 12:00 PM

Minimum check-in age: 18