Harbor Court Hotel - a Kimpton Hotel, San Francisco, California

Harbor Court's luxurious, boutique atmosphere brings "Energy and Well Being" to guests with upscale hotel amenities, including a full-service concierge, complimentary weekday morning sedan service to SOMA and the Financial District, complimentary Wifi access, complimentary overnight shoeshine, valet parking and 24-hour fitness and business center. Guests are pampered in the expansive "Living Room" lobby that features a stately fireplace that's located by unique, custom-made furnishings, like the canopied sectional and plush, pillow-lined sofas. The "Living Room" is also the locale for the Hosted Evening Wine Reception, where the hotel manager and staff mingle with guests.

Harbor Court features luxury accommodations matched only by our spectacular views of the San Francisco Bay, the Bay Bridge and Treasure Island. Plus, our historic hotel is adjacent to the state-of-the-art YMCA, where all our guests have access to the workout facilities and indoor swimming pool. Our location, just steps from the Embarcadero and Ferry Building Marketplace, six blocks to SBC Park or Moscone Convention Center and easy access to Union Square and North Beach, allows us to offer the style and energy you expect of such a hotel in San Francisco.

The 131 luxurious guest rooms spark the imagination with a dazzling array of wall, linen and customer furniture designs. Creative amenities include in-room spa services, iHome iH5 clock radio docking/charging station, thick robes, eco-friendly bath products, complimentary yoga accessories, A/C, morning coffee and tea in the lobby, 2-line phone with voicemail, in-room safe, hairdryer, minibar with bubble bath, morning paper, umbrellas, in-room faxes upon request, CD player and a cable television with on-demand movies.

As with all Kimpton Hotels, pets are welcomed with a treat and supplied with food and water dishes to use during their stay. Walking services are available. Harbor Court Hotel also features Kimpton's Forgot It, We've Got It program, where we offer toiletry items that you may have left at home.

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5 out of 5

Charming sleeper

Michelle, Boston, MA, 2006-09-16

Buy a great cup of coffee and fresh pastry at Pete's on the wharf, then stroll to the Coast Guard dock to watch the very large and playful seals cavort.

The Harbour Court Hotel in San Francisco is a best kept, not so secret, lovely boutique hotel in San Fran's financial & wharf district. The staff is genuinely interested in helping the guest have a first class experience. The Japanese restaurant attached to the hotel is arguably one of the best in the city. The Miso soup is incomparable. Guests have free access to a fully equipped, safe and clean YMCA athletic facility two doors down. There is much within walking distance and mass transit is convenient. This lovely hotel is a must-visit.

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5 out of 5

Convenient location, compact hotel

Celia, Houston, TX, 2006-09-04

Two nearby spots for a great breakfast: Hotel Vitale on Mission St, and the Market Bar around the corner on the Embarcadero. Handy to Market Street transport to go up to the financial & shopping areas.

The Harbor Court Hotel was very well located, right beside a great Japanese bar/restaurant Ozumo's, close to transport, and right on the Embarcadero and wharf area. Rooms are on the smallish side, but well appointed and stylish. Reasonably quiet. Not much wardrobe hanging space, but a couple of big drawers under the bed. Although guests have access to the YMCA next door, there is a $10 charge. Lobby area is very stylish with free internet access. We would definitely stay there again.

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Anonymous, Philadelphia, PA, 2005-09-17

Take a walk over to the Ferry Building - great Boutique Farmer's with exceptional eateries.

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Peter, Sacramento, CA, 2005-09-10

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Good for Business

Anonymous, Philadelphia, PA, 2005-08-11

Try the resturant....its hopping.

Great choice when traveling to this area. Many dinner options within walking distance. Complementary happy hour is a nice touch. Rooms are really (I mean Really) small. Would be tough for two people, even the closest of couples.

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