Wake up inside a San Francisco legend

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Built 1907. Iconic ever since.

The Argonaut lives inside the landmark Haslett Warehouse, built in 1907 on the edge of Fisherman's Wharf. Exposed brick, Douglas Fir beams, and the adjacent National Maritime Visitor Center tell the hotel's Gold Rush-era inspired story — so much character you can almost reach out and touch the colorful Barbary Coast past. Its 252 guest rooms and suites wake to views of the San Francisco Bay, Alcatraz, and the Golden Gate Bridge, with Ghirardelli Square, Hyde Street Pier, and the Powell & Hyde cable car turnaround mere steps away.

Amenity highlights

24/7 fitness center

Around-the-clock fitness center, plus in-room yoga.

In-room spa services

Private spa services delivered to your room.

In-room dining

From Blue Mermaid, the all-day onsite restaurant.

Courtyard & firepits

An open, bustling courtyard with fire pits and complimentary games, just off the Bay.

Pet friendly

Adjacent to the beach at Aquatic Park and walking distance to the city's best dog-friendly parks.

Cruiser bikes

Rent one of the hotel's bikes — a ride over the Golden Gate Bridge is in reach.

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