Grand Deluxe Guestroom The Grand Deluxe Guestroom features a luxurious leather-back headboard, queen-sized bed and luscious bedding.

Grand Deluxe Guestroom The Grand Deluxe Guestroom features a luscious king-size bed with views of downtown San Francisco.

Superior Guestroom The Superior Guestroom features a king-size bed with luscious bedding and writing desk.

The Palace Collection Boutique Experience a curated assortment of indigenous San Francisco gifts, logo items, and delectable treats at The Palace Collection.

Indoor Pool The heated indoor pool with a glass ceiling is a welcome respite after a busy day of work or sightseeing.

The Garden Court Restaurant Dining Area Recognized as one of the most beautiful rooms in the world, The Garden Court Restaurant is open daily for breakfast and a prix fixe lunch, as well as an afternoon tea on Saturdays.

The Garden Court Restaurant The Garden Court Restaurant is fine dining amplified, boasting marble pillars and hanging crystal in a 110-year-old glass dome.

Exterior Entryway Encounter Gilded Age luxury, historic architecture and world-class service at Palace Hotel, a Luxury Collection Hotel, San Francisco.

Street View Step outside and explore downtown San Francisco, CA, thanks to the hotel's impeccable location near Union Square, with the city's iconic cable cars and Chinatown just blocks away.

Exterior Front Entrance Located in downtown San Francisco, CA, this storied hotel blends classic design with modern décor.

Exterior With Hotel Sign For over 100 years, this historic hotel in San Francisco has been the city’s treasure and a certifiable landmark.

Lobby Discover the elegance of the landmark Palace Hotel, which was the first luxury hotel in San Francisco. Gaze at the 11-foot-tall ceilings, expansive windows, and original architectural details.

Lobby And Promenade The beautiful Palace Hotel stands in downtown San Francisco today as a stunning example of Renaissance Revival architecture.

Interior Promenade As grand and trendsetting today as it was when it opened its doors in 1875, the Palace Hotel continues to live up to its exceptional reputation to this day, offering world-class service in a luxurious setting steeped with history.

Historical Image Of The Grand Court Topped with a gorgeous skylight, the Grand Court extended the full length of the building. Many white double columns lined the expanse of the Grant Court, which was large enough to accept numerous carriages as they dropped off arriving guests.

Historical Image Of Exterior Circa 1909 Throughout her lifetime as a landmark of the city, the Palace Hotel has witnessed history and evolved with the times. With the introduction of the new Palace in 1909, the award-winning 1989 restoration and the reveal of its 2015 renovation, the Palace remains a first in time and place.

Historical Image Of Hotel Reopening Circa 1909 The Palace Hotel reopened following a devastating natural disaster infamously remembered as the “San Francisco Earthquake of 1906.” Its owners had finished a massive renovation project that saw the size of the Palace Hotel increase exponentially. Indeed, two of the hotel’s most famous facilities—the Garden Court and the Pied Piper Bar—debuted at this time.

Historical Image Of Original Exterior Circa 1887 Originally established in 1875, the Palace was San Francisco’s first premier luxury hotel and the largest in the world.

Historical Image Of Lobby Circa 1920s Designed by the architectural firm Trowbridge & Livingston, the reborn Palace Hotel featured a wealth of new outstanding architectural details that reflected the reigning concepts of Renaissance Revivalism. Its interior floorplan had many ornate public spaces that added to its reinvigorated palatial character.

Historical Image Of Party At Garden Court For President Dwight D. Eisenhower The Palace Hotel has played host to many illustrious people through the decades, from U.S. presidents and visiting international dignitaries to the likes of John D. Rockefeller, J.P. Morgan, and Oscar Wilde.

Twin Peaks Meeting Room Twin Peaks Meeting Room set up for board style meeting with projector and upfront panel.

Gold Ballroom Meeting Room The sophisticated 5,000-square-foot Ballroom is adorned with French sconces and original chandeliers, and accommodates 600 attendees for a reception, and 420 guests for a banquet.

The French Parlor Meeting Room Inlaid hardwood floors and shimmering chandeliers adorn this 2,000-square-foot French Parlor which overlooks the magnificent Garden Court.