The Monte Cristo
In an 1875 Pacific Heights landmark, richly furnished rooms with fine antiques and marble baths evoke the grandeur of Victorian San Francisco.
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San Francisco
A Storied Victorian Inn in San Francisco’s Pacific Heights
Originally built as a bordello and saloon in 1875, The Monte Cristo is believed to be San Francisco’s oldest surviving hospitality building. It weathered the 1906 earthquake and the fires that followed before evolving into one of the city’s most distinctive bed and breakfasts. Lovingly restored, the 14-room inn is filled with Persian rugs, fine antiques, and period-perfect details that transport guests back to Victorian San Francisco. Modern comforts include luxurious marble bathrooms with towel warmers and electronic bidets. Set in Pacific Heights, it’s an easy walk to the boutiques, cafés, and restaurants of Sacramento, Fillmore, and Union streets.
Hotel Amenities
- Complimentary Breakfast
- No Resort Fees
In-Room Amenities
- Smart TV
- Free WiFi
- Best for:
- Business Travel, Luxury Travel, Romantic Getaways, Solo Travel, Weekend Escapes
- Atmosphere:
- Charming, Intimate, Luxurious, Tranquil
- Architecture and Design:
- Historic, Victorian
- Setting:
- City
- Nearby Activities:
- Art Galleries, Entertainment Venues, Fine Dining, Museums, Shopping, Theater & Film, Unique Attractions
- Number of Rooms:
- 14
- Check In:
- 3:00 p.m.
- Check Out:
- 12:00 p.m.
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Contact + Location
The Monte Cristo
600 Presidio AvenueSan Francisco, CA 415-931-1875
Rates starting from $229.00 per night
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