Hotel Whitcomb

Hotel: Hotel Whitcomb
Address: 1231 Market St,  San Francisco – CA,  94103
Phone:  (415) 626-8000 and Email:  
Review:  2.5 star rating from  701 reviews users 
Description:  Welcome to San Francisco’s historic Hotel Whitcomb, an early 20th-century masterpiece that is a favorite among travelers. When you walk through the front doors of the landmark Hotel …Learn more about Hotel Whitcomb, Opens a popupSpecialtiesWelcome to San Francisco’s historic Hotel Whitcomb, an early 20th-century masterpiece that is a favorite among travelers. When you walk through the front doors of the landmark Hotel Whitcomb from bustling Market Street, you’ll discover an elegant boutique hotel with high cathedral ceilings and lovely interiors recalling turn-of-the-century architecture.The hotel’s 460 spacious and beautifully-appointed guestrooms and 12 parlor suites deliver a luxurious hospitality experience with an array of modern amenities and exceptional value. For an unforgettable experience, the Penthouse Governor’s Suite offers spectacular views of San Francisco.Complementing its historic grandeur, San Francisco’s Hotel Whitcomb provides the city’s most modern services, such as a Starbuck’s Coffee, an internet café, a Business Center, High Speed wireless internet, Meeting and Wedding Facilities – a unique mix of vintage hospitality and urban convenience. Celebrate life’s appetites in downtown San Francisco at Market Street Grill or our intimate hotel lounge and Piano Bar – The Tavern.HistoryEstablished in 1916.The Hotel Whitcomb echoes the graciousness of turn-of-the-century San Francisco Originally named Hotel Whitcomb, the hotel then went through a few name changes over the years until it’s proper name was restored in 2007. The hotel bears the city’s history as deeply as the 1906 earthquake altered the destiny of the yet unbuilt hotel.During the post-earthquake reconstruction period of 1910, city architects Wright, Rushforth and Cahill were drawing plans for the new hotel. The proposed site, attracted the attention of city leaders who needed a temporary City Hall while the original was being rebuilt. Inspired by a sense of civic pride, the Whitcomb Estate agreed to have their hotel used as City Hall.Hotel Whitcomb served as the seat of government for San Francisco from 1912 through 1915. 

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