The Ritz-Carlton San Francisco
The Ritz-Carlton, San Francisco opened in 1991 and is housed within a landmark neoclassical building in the Nob Hill neighborhood of San Francisco. Originally constructed in 1909 as the headquarters of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, the building is distinguished by its grand columned façade and historic architectural character. With 336 rooms, including 60 suites, the hotel blends classic elegance with contemporary luxury, creating an atmosphere that feels refined and distinctly San Franciscan. Its location places guests within easy reach of Union Square, Chinatown, and the city’s iconic cable cars, while its dining, amenities, and wellness offerings provide a sophisticated urban retreat in the heart of San Francisco.
Room Review
Highlights
Nice view of cityscape
Slippers by Frette
Fan of the greyish colors
Desk mirror and lamps in the room
Detractors
Smaller in size
Shows signs of wear and tear
Deluxe King Room
Bathroom Review
Highlights
Bath amenities by Diptyque (Philosykos)
Shower pressure score: 3/5
Separate area for toilet
Detractors
No 5 feature bathroom (shower/tub combo)
Towel hangers in shower doesn’t make sense
Bathroom
Scoring
Room: 6/10
Bathroom: 6/10
Service: 3/10
Ambiance: 5/10
Check In: 6/10
Amenities: 1/5
Dining: 4/5
Total: 31/60 (August 2026 Stay)
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