exceptional solutions for meeting, convention and incentive programs.
| Guest Rooms & Suites | 380 |
| Meeting Rooms | 20 |
| Largest Meeting Room | 4,840 sq. ft. |
| Total Meeting Space | 19,150 sq. ft. |
Poised at the crest of Nob Hill, at the instersection of three cable car lines, the InterContinental Mark Hopkins is centrally located and within walking distance of San Francisco's finest dining, shopping and nightlife attractions. This landmark hotel, a AAA Four-Diamond and Gold Key Award -winner, offers a seamless blend of historic charm and contemporary comfort. After 80 years, it continures its legacy of setting standards in excellence for luxury accommodations.
The hotel features 380 well-appointed rooms, including 33 suites, most of which command magnificent views of the city and bay. All rooms are equipped with wireless and high-speed Internet access (fee), two-line direct- dial telephones with voicemail and data port capabilities, plush terry designer bathrobes, hairdryers, individual thermostat control, irons and ironing boards, and in-room safes. The hotel also offers a same-day laundry/valet service, 24-hour fitness center, business center and in-room dining service.
For meetings and conferences, few hotels have as much versatility and range of services as the InterContinental Mark Hopkins. The hotel offers over 19,000 sq. ft. of meeting space and 20 function rooms, including two ballrooms, the Peacock Court, which can accommodate up to 600 people, and the Room of the Dons with its original murals depicting early California history. Wireless Internet access is available in all meeting rooms and most public spaces. Award-winning service, state-of-the-art equipment, and outstanding food and beverage ensure a flawless execution of your event.
With its near 360-degree vista of San Francisco, the legendary Top of the Mark has been favored by both locals and travelers alike as a venue of choice. Enjoy a spectacular breakfast or lunch, featured Monday through Saturday, or a sumptuous Sunday Brunch. In the evening, try one of its famed 100 Martinis along with a light snack or dessert. On the lobby level, nestled comfortably beneath a Tiffany-style skylight, Nob Hill Restaurant offers innovative California cuisine using only the freshest ingredients from the bounties of Napa and Sonoma counties. Nob Hill is open daily for afternoon light dining and dinner, and Sunday for breakfast.
California Hotels Upbeat As Locals Vacation Close-To-Home
Although a government report said high gas prices had Americans cutting back on driving for the first time since 1979, California's highways were as packed as usual for Memorial Day weekend. Around the state, California hotels were upbeat and retailers were hopeful.
While the average price of a gallon of regular gas has topped $4, the high cost was seen as a blessing in a very expensive disguise at some California hotels.
It seems Californians are taking their vacations at California hotels. They're taking short trips but they're still going to enjoy their time away.
Tourism officials in many areas reported that Memorial Day bookings were up from last year at many California hotels. For example, in Santa Barbara, many California hotels had booked all their rooms. By late Friday, traffic on U.S. 101 into the city moved slowly. For visitors to a city where rates at top California hotels surpass $600 a night, paying extra money for gas was more irritating than prohibitive.
Even if Americans keep driving this summer, businesses are worried that visitors will have less to spend when they arrive at their destinations.
Californians may drive a short distance to say at California hotels, but the big question is: What will they buy when they get there?
Accommodations
The hotel features 380 well-appointed rooms, including 33 suites, most of which command magnificent views of the city and bay. All rooms are equipped with wireless and high-speed Internet access (fee), two-line direct- dial telephones with voicemail and data port capabilities, plush terry designer bathrobes, hairdryers, individual thermostat control, irons and ironing boards, and in-room safes. The hotel also offers a same-day laundry/valet service, 24-hour fitness center, business center and in-room dining service.
Meeting Facilities
For meetings and conferences, few hotels have as much versatility and range of services as the InterContinental Mark Hopkins. The hotel offers over 19,000 sq. ft. of meeting space and 20 function rooms, including two ballrooms, the Peacock Court, which can accommodate up to 600 people, and the Room of the Dons with its original murals depicting early California history. Wireless Internet access is available in all meeting rooms and most public spaces. Award-winning service, state-of-the-art equipment, and outstanding food and beverage ensure a flawless execution of your event.
Dining And Recreation
With its near 360-degree vista of San Francisco, the legendary Top of the Mark has been favored by both locals and travelers alike as a venue of choice. Enjoy a spectacular breakfast or lunch, featured Monday through Saturday, or a sumptuous Sunday Brunch. In the evening, try one of its famed 100 Martinis along with a light snack or dessert. On the lobby level, nestled comfortably beneath a Tiffany-style skylight, Nob Hill Restaurant offers innovative California cuisine using only the freshest ingredients from the bounties of Napa and Sonoma counties. Nob Hill is open daily for afternoon light dining and dinner, and Sunday for breakfast.
Destination Information
California Hotels Upbeat As Locals Vacation Close-To-Home
Although a government report said high gas prices had Americans cutting back on driving for the first time since 1979, California's highways were as packed as usual for Memorial Day weekend. Around the state, California hotels were upbeat and retailers were hopeful.
While the average price of a gallon of regular gas has topped $4, the high cost was seen as a blessing in a very expensive disguise at some California hotels.
It seems Californians are taking their vacations at California hotels. They're taking short trips but they're still going to enjoy their time away.
Tourism officials in many areas reported that Memorial Day bookings were up from last year at many California hotels. For example, in Santa Barbara, many California hotels had booked all their rooms. By late Friday, traffic on U.S. 101 into the city moved slowly. For visitors to a city where rates at top California hotels surpass $600 a night, paying extra money for gas was more irritating than prohibitive.
Even if Americans keep driving this summer, businesses are worried that visitors will have less to spend when they arrive at their destinations.
Californians may drive a short distance to say at California hotels, but the big question is: What will they buy when they get there?
