Polished boutique hotel in a Victorian property featuring quaint quarters, antiques & a gym.
Offerings
The Champagne SuiteOriginal Louis Icart etchings, a California King dressed in Italian linen, and a southwest-facing bathroom that keeps the last of the afternoon. The soaking tub is worth planning an evening around. 386 sq ft.
Suite with City ViewSeparate rooms to sit in and to sleep in, floor-to-ceiling windows on the corner of the mansion, and a Portoro marble vanity. The city arrives through the glass. 624 sq ft.
Superior King SuiteOne open room laid over travertine, with a California King at one end and a Queen sleeper sofa at the other. Behind it, a walk-in shower and a Japanese soaking tub. 486 sq ft.
King SuiteA King bed and a shower room of its own. The plainest of the twelve, and the one that makes the case for plainness. 369 sq ft.
Executive SuiteA bay window lounge, antique furnishings, and one and a half bathrooms clad in marble. The fireplace is decorative, laid for the look of it, never lit. 641 sq ft.
Superior Queen RoomToile de Jouy on the walls, a bay window nook to read in, and a Nero Portoro bathroom with a soaking tub. Step-free, and the easiest room in the mansion to reach. 415 sq ft.
King Suite PlusFrench toile on every wall, a Minton-tiled fireplace, and a Nero Portoro bathroom with a soaking tub. One of the most decorated rooms in the mansion. 449 sq ft.
Deluxe Double RoomSouthwest over Cathedral Hill, watercolors of the old city on the walls, and a wet room tiled in Crema Marfil. The afternoon light is the whole point of the room. 285 sq ft.
Deluxe King RoomFrench dormer windows facing southeast, a velvet headboard, and a shower room built deliberately oversized. Morning light, for anyone who wants it. 287 sq ft.
Deluxe King Room 2A dormer room under a skylight, mohair at the headboard, and a Moroccan-tiled bathroom with a rainforest shower. Here the light comes from above. 264 sq ft.
Royal SuiteThe grandest of the twelve: a skylit lounge, a private patio, a Carrara marble minibar, and a clawfoot tub standing in a wet room of its own. 1,039 sq ft. City view.
Premium King RoomA Biedermeier reading nook, a clawfoot tub under Moroccan tile, and dormer windows looking onto a nineteenth-century street. The most romantic room in the mansion. 422 sq ft.
BreakfastA buffet table and a menu to order from, served under chandeliers from 7:30am to 11am each morning.
Additional Breakfast Guest$30Anyone joining you is welcome at the table.
Dog Fee$150Per dog, up to 85 lbs, crate required.
Gated Parking$59 plus tax per nightOn site, spaces are limited.
Additional Person Charge$30Same for a child as for an adult.
