Hotel rating: 4-Stars
Chain: Luxe Worldwide Hotels
Number of floors: 10
Number of rooms: 153
Year opened: 1914
Year renovated: 2003

The historic King George Hotel is a boutique style hotel located in the heart of San Francisco Union Square, conveniently within walking distance to the famous cable cars, Chinatown and the Theater district. Each of the 153 rooms is beautifully furnished in the old English style decor where the ambience and personal service are like that of an elegant San Francisco home. Union Square features world class shopping in stores like Saks Fifth Avenue, Nieman Marcus and Nordstrom to name just a few. The concierge staff can arrange a tour of the city or you can just hop on the cable car to Fishermans wharf and enjoy a tour of your own. After a busy day shopping and touring the neighborhood, plan an evening at one of the many fine dining restaurants followed by shows at the American Conservatory, Curran, Orpheum or Golden Gate Theaters. Ask our concierge for booking assistance, especially, San Francisco's own Beach Blanket Babylon. One immediately notices the tradition of personal service that has been the hotel's hallmark since they first opened the doors. Come join the staff and experience the comfort and warmth that has made the hotel so unique. For the comfort and security of all hotel guests on New Years Eve, parties or excessive noise will not be allowed in our guest rooms. Please be advised that non registered guests will not be permitted beyond the lobby. The number of guests must be confirmed prior to arrival. Guests will not be added to the reservation at time of check-in. You will be asked to stop by the reception desk to obtain a security bracelet before leaving for the evening -one bracelet per registered guest-. Our staff will be on duty to assist you for the evening. Only guests with bracelets will be allowed access to the guest elevators and the guest rooms; there will be no exceptions. We strongly suggest that you do not plan on using your vehicle during the holiday the city is gridlocked with traffic.