Inn at the Presidio

Hotel: Inn at the Presidio
Address: Presidio Main Post 42 Moraga Ave,  San Francisco – CA,  94129
Phone:  (415) 800-7356 and Email:  
Review:  4.5 star rating from  66 reviews users 
Description:  There are 22 contemporary accommodations of which 17 are classic one-bedroom suites with a separate sitting room, gas fireplace and sofa with queen bed. The balance of the 5 rooms …Learn more about Inn at the Presidio, Opens a popupSpecialtiesThere are 22 contemporary accommodations of which 17 are classic one-bedroom suites with a separate sitting room, gas fireplace and sofa with queen bed. The balance of the 5 rooms are deluxe bedrooms. Third floor rooms boast San Francisco Bay & Golden Gate Bridge views. All guest reservations include a daily complimentary continental breakfast buffet and wine & cheese reception. Overnight self-parking is available for a fee of $6 per night. Room rates range from $195 – $350 based on double occupancy. Children under 12 complimentary. Pets welcome. Guest rooms at the hotel will be outfitted with the latest technology and amenities, in addition to gas fireplaces available in most rooms and all suites. Guests may also enjoy relaxing at the outdoor patio with gas fire pit, on the porches, or in our lobby area. The Inn at the Presidio is the only hotel in the historic Presidio of San Francisco and is minutes from hiking trails, golf course, ocean and bay beaches, and the Golden Gate Bridge.HistoryEstablished in 1904.Pershing Hall was housing for unmarried Army officers in the Presidio. The original building was destroyed by fire in 1899, a wood-frame bachelor officers’ quarters nicknamed “The Corral”. In 1904, this new brick quarters was completed, later named after General John J. “Black Jack” Pershing, who served briefly at the Presidio, & later became commander of the American Expeditionary Force in France during World War I. This building later served as Visiting Officers’ Quarters for the Presidio until the Army’s departure in 1994. This handsome Georgian Revival red brick building is distinguished by a classically-detailed, two-story porch with wooden Tuscan columns. It has a cruciform plan with two wings with a slightly projecting central pavilion facing Moraga Avenue and a central wing to the rear. It originally housed 18 two-room suites with private baths for unmarried officers. This building was among the first to introduce classically detailed, Georgian Revival designs to the Presidio.Meet the Manager