Hotel Drisco

“A Wonderful First-Time Stay!”

This was my first time staying at a luxury hotel, and it was truly wonderful. Check in and check out was quick, and every interaction with staff at the hotel was genuine. We stayed Monday-Wednesday, and it was rather quiet at the hotel. The nights were calm, and guests at the hotel were friendly du… more

This was my first time staying at a luxury hotel, and it was truly wonderful. Check in and check out was quick, and every interaction with staff at the hotel was genuine. We stayed Monday-Wednesday, and it was rather quiet at the hotel. The nights were calm, and guests at the hotel were friendly during wine receptions and breakfast. The staff during mealtimes were especially helpful and kind. Their spread for breakfast and wine receptions was spectacular. With local bites, and a wide array of options (their smoothie bar, cocktail cart, and olive oil choices) there was something new to try every day. I am already daydreaming about the breakfast omelet and B. Patisserie granola. The hotel was very clean and the room came with several amenities. We ordered room service which came at no extra cost for delivery, and was available 24 hours! We were able to connect our phone to the TV for streaming shows, which was also very convenient. Their pillow menu offered even more comfort. While parking was a bit difficult, their kind chauffer service offered much help in the morning to travel to the Academy of Sciences. Their sitting room was cozy and peaceful, and allowed for quiet rest while snacking on homemade biscotti and refreshing fruit water. I will definitely stay again if I find myself needing to be in SF/Pacific Heights. Thank you so much to everyone at the Hotel Drisco for making this stay great. I'm so glad I was able to stay here and treat my mom to a luxury vacation in San Francisco.

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“Understated Luxury - A Great Start to Our Week in the Bay Area”

Our March 2026 Bay Area crawl was equal parts reunion, nostalgia, and indulgence: visiting dear friends and family, slipping back into familiar rhythms, and revisiting the places and landscapes that once felt like second nature. We started with the Hotel Drisco, Pacific Heights, San Francisco. We … more

Our March 2026 Bay Area crawl was equal parts reunion, nostalgia, and indulgence: visiting dear friends and family, slipping back into familiar rhythms, and revisiting the places and landscapes that once felt like second nature. We started with the Hotel Drisco, Pacific Heights, San Francisco. We began in Pacific Heights, and Hotel Drisco was exactly the right opening note: elegant, quiet, and deeply self-assured. What I have always appreciated about the Drisco is that it does not confuse luxury with excess. The property feels intimate and cultivated, with that understated San Francisco polish that suggests good bones, impeccable upkeep, and a staff that knows how to anticipate rather than hover. In a neighborhood of grand homes, leafy streets, and a certain old-money composure, the hotel feels perfectly situated—almost as though you are staying in a particularly well-run private residence rather than a conventional hotel. The hotel highlights its complimentary gourmet continental breakfast and evening wine reception, while outside reviewers specifically note the California wine, artisanal cheese and charcuterie, hot hors d’oeuvres, and breakfast scones with lemon curd and clotted cream. And the customized omelletes - personalized perfection. The staff was wonderful. Because we were only there one night, the Drisco felt less like a stopover and more like a soft landing. I can easily imagine us lingering over the breakfast buffet with fruit, pastries, and one last cup of coffee before heading south, or enjoying the evening reception with a glass of California wine after walking the neighborhood and admiring the architecture. Pacific Heights has always invited that kind of mood—civilized, scenic, and slightly removed from the city’s noisier edges—and the Drisco understands that rhythm beautifully. It is the kind of place that makes a brief stay feel complete.

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“A Beautiful Boutique Stay in One of San Francisco’s Best Neighborhoods”

Hotel Drisco is the kind of place that feels polished, quiet, and genuinely refined. Set in Pacific Heights, it gives you a very different San Francisco experience than staying downtown — more residential, more elegant, and honestly a little more relaxing. The hotel itself feels intimate and thoug… more

Hotel Drisco is the kind of place that feels polished, quiet, and genuinely refined. Set in Pacific Heights, it gives you a very different San Francisco experience than staying downtown — more residential, more elegant, and honestly a little more relaxing. The hotel itself feels intimate and thoughtfully done, and the neighborhood around it is beautiful to walk through. It’s a great base if you want to experience a more classic, upscale side of the city. If you appreciate boutique hotels with charm and a strong sense of place, Hotel Drisco is a really appealing option.

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“Outstanding Hotel”

Had a great experience at the Hotel Drisco. Rooms are very elegantly appointed and are very quiet. Great mattress and pillows. Bulgari ammeneties are great. Filtered water and bottles are complementary. Very clean room with maid service twice daily. Love the cookie at turndown service. The staff is… more

Had a great experience at the Hotel Drisco. Rooms are very elegantly appointed and are very quiet. Great mattress and pillows. Bulgari ammeneties are great. Filtered water and bottles are complementary. Very clean room with maid service twice daily. Love the cookie at turndown service. The staff is very accomdating and will help you with anything you need. What is really amazing is the included breakfast and happy hour. For breakfast you can have smoked salmon, fruit, oatmeal, cereal, pastries, breads and eggs any way you like them which are excellent. For happy hour they have some very nice hor h'oeuvres such as meat, cheese smoked salmon, nuts, breads, hummas, guacamole, too many things to mention. Coffee and tea are always available in the lobby. A great location within walking distance to the Presidio. Great quiet neighborhood. An excellent hotel for San Francisco.

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