there recently was a post from someone who was bringing her dog and her husband was going to a convention. (i can't find it no matter how many times or ways i search) i think people suggested the hotel prescott- does this ring a bell for anyone?
thanks

No bells here but we stay at the Galleria Park a few times and have seen little poochies in there from time to time.

Nice "Boutique" hotel, great location.

Hi toncasmo, I went to www.google.com and typed in "dog friendly hotels in San Francisco, CA" and got a lot of websites. The Hotel Monaco (part of the Kimpton Group) was one of the hotels but you will see a lot of websites. Best wishes.

'lo Luv!

OK..is the GP a Kimpton or a Joie de Vivre... or is there a diff???

I swore I saw some pink polka dotted poodles run thru the lobby of the Villa Florence once.

Kal, those weren't poodles.

Kal and Scarlett, LOL! Now don't you make fun of San Francisco, you hear!

Kal, what is the GP??? I guess I am dense tonight

Oh forget the last comment! The Galleria Park, duh!!! It is part of the Kimpton Group.

Hotel Monaco is my fav hotel.

i just checked the website for GP and it appears to be part of joie de vivre group? and they don't usually take pets. thanks for all the info; i was just lookign for those posts because the hotel was not one i was familiar with but sounded good and there was alot of other good info on it

Now I am confused. The Galleria Park is not listed on the Kimpton Group website of Kimpton hotels for SF. But on the Galleria Park website under their employment section one is referred to the Kimpton Group!

Confusing. But the hotel is beautiful and in a great location. I have not stayed there but should one of these days.

Last time I checked Galleria Park was part of the Kimpton Group. I believe all the Kimpton hotels are pet friendly, so you'll have a lot to pick from.

Hi viamar, the Kimpton Group must have sold off the Galleria Park. I understand they have sold the Sir Francis Drake Hotel also to some other investors although they (Kimpton) will continue to manage it. I think that is what happened with the Galleria Park.