The Marker San Francisco
501 Geary St./Taylor St., 2 blks. from Union Square. 7 stories; 208 rooms. Fitness room. Restaurant. Valet parking. Pets ok. Destination fee.| entrance to The Marker San Francisco and Tratto restaurant in San Francisco, California |
Built in 1910, this landmark American beaux-arts building features a dramatic spacious, high-ceilinged lobby and lounge, with domes and chandeliers and a two-floor high inglenook fireplace that is the focal point.
| inglenook fireplace lounge at The Marker San Francisco in San Francisco, California |
| library lounge at The Marker San Francisco in San Francisco, California |
The interior design is a blend of vintage and contemporary. Guest rooms feature a medley of styles, with striped wallpaper, heavy-framed mirrors, and white plantation shutters. Bedding is contemporary all-white. All bathrooms (except ADAs) have combination bathtub-showers, tile floors, and Italian granite counters.
Tratto
Located just off the lobby, Tratto offers a friendly, neighborhood bar experience as well as a comfortable open dining room. It is popular with locals as well as with guests and business gatherings. Many people stop in for the prix fixe pre-theatre menu. House-made items include focaccia, pastas (the pappardelle with tomatoes is divine), and wood-fired, thin-crust pizza. A tasty arugula salad with lemon vinagrette is served in an edible Parmesan cup. For a special treat to end your meal, try a housemade flight of cellos, which includes lemon, grapefruit, orange, and blood orange. Italian cocktails with a twist and house-made Italian sodas are also on the menu. For hotel guests, complimentary coffee and tea are available from the bar here each morning.| bar at Tratto in The Marker San Francisco in San Francisco, California |
| focaccia and olives at Tratto in The Marker San Francisco in San Francisco, California |
| cello flight at Tratto in The Marker San Francisco in San Francisco, California |
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