OVERVIEW
A San Francisco Landmark since its opening in 1907, today's Fairmont boasts an $85 million restoration, which has recaptured its turn-of-the-century splendor, while remodeling all guest rooms, the Lobby, Laurel Court, Venetian Room, Crown Room and even the fa�ade of the building. The Fairmont is located atop Nob Hill, in the heart of the Bay City's most prestigious residential neighborhood and just a short walk or cable car ride to Fishermans Wharf, Union Square and the Financial District. The hotel is 16 miles from San Francisco International Airport.
ACCOMMODATIONS
Lovingly restored during the last three years, the hotel features 529 spacious and luxurious guest rooms as well as 65 stunning suites. All are decorated in a classic elegant style and incorporate amenities and technology designed specifically for the needs of today's executive traveler.
Room and Suite Features include:
- Telephones with dual lines
- Executive style desks with private fax machines
- High speed internet access in all rooms
- Large in-room electronic safes designed to store a laptop
- Alarm clock-radio (Bose wave radio in Signature rooms)
- Televisions with in-room movies, Sony Play Stations and internet access
- Fully stocked mini-bar
- Individual thermostat control
- Extra-long mattress on queen or king beds
- Hair dryer and plush terry bathrobes
- Iron and ironing board
- Twice daily maid service with turn-down
FOOD & BEVERAGE
The Laurel Court: This stylish restaurant first graced the Lobby of The Fairmont in 1906 and returns today as part of the restoration. Serves breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner.
The Laurel Court Bar: Adjoining the restaurant, offers a comprehensive bar menu, Single Vineyard Designate wines by the glass, specially blended Martinis of the Day as well as live piano entertainment in the evening.
The Tonga Room and Hurricane Bar: A Landmark San Francisco Restaurant since the late 1940s. Begin from 5pm with our Happy Hour in the Hurricane

Chain: Fairmont Hotels