Inn at the Presidio
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Charming Inn
We stayed here for 2 nights. The suite was beautiful! We had a separate living room and spacious bedroom. The bathroom was updated. The building was old army barracks and you never feel like you are actually in a city. There are hiking trails behind the inn and you can walk down to see the Golden Gate bridge. There are also nice restaurants within the Presidio. The fire pit along with the wine and cheese each evening are a treat. It's expensive (especially considering the add'l national park fees) but worth a splurge.
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Historic charm and serenity
There could not be a better nook tucked into the woods to take me away from the pressures of work. The location is serene and walking along the historic paths or in the adjacent woods is so relaxing. Then there is the amazing history of the place and the chance to walk hallowed halls and visit the military cemetery to honor those who had a life so much harder gave this stressed working girl perspective to start anew.
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Peace and quiet in the big city
Just go and stay there! It's beautiful - a lovely building in an historic enclave, surrounded by greenery, all within very easy walking distance of the beach and Chrissy Fields. We loved it, have already recommended it to various friends and intend to go back the next time we're in the city.
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A verdant and peaceful oasis of calm - The perfect Retreat
Great place for exceptionally productive corporate, non-profit or institutional retreat. Excellent meeting space and services surrounded with nature and calm...without having to travel miles from the City in order to feel separated from any intrusive or distracting energy. And the rooms are GREAT. Fantastic Beds, plenty of room and light, quiet....and the VIEWS!
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A nice quiet stay.
A pleasant, quiet stay away from the noisy city. Nice breakfast & wine & cheese. Nostalgic for us having been stationed in the Presidio for many years... as active military. Love to listen to the fog horns as a native of SF.
