InterContinental Mark Hopkins San Francisco

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HISTORIC GRANDEUR PAIRED WITH MODERN AMENITIES As splendid now as when it opened to great fanfare in 1926, the InterContinental Mark Hopkins, situated atop Nob Hill at the crossing of three cable car lines, is one of the city’s finest. Just minutes away from the heart of downtown, this venerable landmark is a short walk from Union Square, Chinatown, and the Financial and Theater Districts. Fisherman's Wharf and the Golden Gate Bridge are just short drives away. The historic InterContinental Mark Hopkins is a perfect place to stay, whether traveling for business or pleasure. The 19-story hotel's architecture is a combination of French Chateau and Spanish Renaissance, embellished with elaborate terra cotta ornamentation. Because the hotel consists of a tall central tower and two wings outstretched like arms, the rooms offer spectacular views of the San Francisco Bay, the City, the surrounding hills, and the ocean. New-world amenities and services enhance the hotel’s original character of old-world luxury and style, offering a seamless blend of historic charm and contemporary comfort. The hotel features 383 rooms, all enriched with state-of-the-art amenities and most of which command spectacular views of San Francisco and the bay. All rooms feature but are not limited to, 32” flat screen LCD televisions, iPod/iPhone radio alarm docking stations, Keurig single-cup coffee makers, in-room climate control, high-speed Internet access, as well as 24-hour laundry, and In-Room Dining for Breakfast and Dinner. The InterContinental Mark Hopkins includes six luxury suites reminiscent of a fine home or estate: The California Suite, Penthouse Suite, Mark Hopkins, Presidential, Nob Hill, and Cyril Magnin, with its own enclosed terrace. Each suite is elaborately furnished in a unique style, filled with luxury appointments and original art representing the City’s diverse and international cultural heritage. The InterContinental Mark Hopkins also features king-bedded rooms and double/double rooms. No matter the occasion, there is something for everyone. Ensconced on the 19th floor, the Top of the Mark is a San Francisco landmark that has drawn visitors from near and far for more than 70 years. This world-famous sky lounge offers a wraparound vista of San Francisco. The Top of the Mark’s timeless décor complements the aura of the historic InterContinental Mark Hopkins with its comfortable seating, rich wood tones, and beautiful wrought iron features throughout. A perfect destination for both business and special occasions, InterContinental Mark Hopkins offers endless possibilities for successful meetings and events featuring: • 18 meeting rooms on four levels each with unique architecture and décor • Two ballrooms 4,312 square feet and 2,109 square feet • Two junior ballrooms, both at 1,040 square feet • The historic Peacock room is a majestic ballroom ideal for meetings and events alike with its floor-to-ceiling windows and a large stage convenient for function set-up. This grand room can accommodate 550 for reception, 450 for an auditorium configuration, 360 for a gala banquet, and 192 for a classroom setup. • Some of the hotel’s finest architectural and artistic assets are found in The Room of the Dons. With its 26 foot ceilings and priceless murals depicting early California by artists Maynard Dixon and Frank van Sloun, this is an impressive location for any occasion. • A dedicated catering staff offers their expertise when it’s time to select the menu for an event and will prepare customized proposals upon request. • The hotel offers on-site presentation services for any audio and visual needs including equipment, technical assistance, sound/lighting systems, video and multi-image production.