$$-$$$, Pacific Heights
Fodor's Review:
The blue-and-tan Googie-style facade of this stylish inn suggests its 1963 origins as an urban motel. It was completely renovated in 1999 and is decorated in black and taupe. The rooms are spacious and clean. All of them have ceiling fans, some have desks and fold-out sofas, and 18 offer convenient kitchenettes. Adjoining rooms can be connected to create a kid-friendly suite, and rooms in the back tend to be quieter and have cityscape views. Day passes are available to the extensive exercise facilities at the Jewish Community Center of San Francisco, directly across the street. The young, hip G-bar cocktail lounge boasts the best martini in town, while one block away are the many diverse shops and restaurants of Sacramento Street.
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