The Nob Hill Inn

To experience the ambience of Old San Francisco, you need only book a stay at the Nob Hill Inn. Built in 1907 as a single-family home, the resort offers just 21 rooms and suites, tastefully appointed with furnishings of the early 20th century Edwardian period. The resort's amenities include 24-hour front desk service, daily continental breakfast for a fee, fax and photocopy service, and a...

Built in 1907 as a private home, this four-story inn has been masterfully refurbished with Victorian-style antiques, expensive fabrics, reproduction artwork, and a magnificent etched-glass European-style lift. Even the low-priced Gramercy rooms receive equal attention: with good-size bathrooms (with claw-foot tubs), antique furnishings, faux-antique phones, discreetly placed televisions, and...

Originally built as a private home in 1907, this quaint bed-and-breakfast strives to recreate the mood of that time. The 21 guest rooms and suites are furnished with hand-picked antiques from the Edwardian Victorian era. Many of the…

Former 1907 private residence converted to quaint and cheery inn with wicker love seats, Chippendale chairs, claw-foot tubs and perennial crystal decanter of sherry at tea time. Lobby cleaved by authentic Edwardian glass elevator imported from London mansion. Once the office of SF’s premier madam, now has another sinister secret up its sleeve—its very own Moaning Myrtle. Bring your ghostbuster...

Telephone, Bathtub, Shower, Cable television