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As one of San Francisco’s most elegant and luxurious hotels, The Palace Hotel is just minutes away from the city’s arts and cultural district, and has historically catered to royalty and high-profile guests. The 19th century hotel was built during the boom town era, and was developed and commissioned by William Ralston. The admirable hotel opened in 1875, and continues to stand today as one of San Francisco’s most elegant hotels, complete with a Garden Court and deluxe amenities for guests. It features 552 guest rooms and 53,000 square feet of meeting and conference space. Visitors can enjoy relax in the beautiful health club, a sky lit swimming pool, indulge in a full service spa, and enjoy a meal at several world-renown dining establishments. The Palace Hotel is home to Maxfield’s Restaurant, Kyo-ya Japanese restaurant, and the historical Pied Piper Bar.

San Francisco has its roots in the California Gold Rush and wartime periods. Several buildings, neighborhoods and venues were created shortly after the tumultuous times, and The Palace Hotel is just one byproduct of the post-war era. Historical venues around the city include the de Young Museum and the San Francisco Museum and Historical Society. Guests at The Palace Hotel have easy access to these and many other local attractions and venues.

The Palace Hotel is located just minutes from Fisherman’s Wharf, Chinatown, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and the Theater district. It is also within a few minutes drive to the diverse neighborhoods and cultural epicenters of the city, providing guests and visitors with plenty to see and do during their stay.

Visitors who want to learn more about San Francisco’s government and economy can explore the plaza known as the San Francisco National Historic Civic Center, an area that is home to the San Francisco City Hall, the War Memorial Open House, and the State of California Supreme Court.

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