Plenty of business people find themselves traveling to San Francisco for work.
And while the city has plenty to offer all kinds of travelers, it can be tough for business travelers to find some time to enjoy the city’s many perks.
Fortunately, we’ve gone through our database and have found the top business hotels that are perfect for mixing business and pleasure.
For the Food Fanatic: The St. Regis San Francisco
If you’re using the company card, you might as well eat well! And nothing impresses clients like a delicious meal. For food fanatics traveling on business, we recommend the luxurious St. Regis.
With a prime location on the border of the Financial District, 15,000 square feet of meeting space, and rooms with daily newspaper delivery, large flat-screen TVs, and writing desks, it's a great pick for business travelers. You can even stay up-to-date in the bathroom, where small flat-screen TVs are attached to the mirrors.
And you can enjoy your downtime with some delicious grub; the hotel is home to Ame, a renowned restaurant from Hiro Sone and Lissa Doumani, that has been awarded Michelin stars the last five years. 24-hour room service is also available.
For the Celebrity-Obsessed: The Fairmont San Francisco
The regal old Fairmont has hosted an impressive list of U.S. presidents, international royalty, heads of state, and A-list celebrities.
The roster of celebrity guests includes greats such as Fred Astaire, James Brown, and Ernest Hemingway, plus Hollywood stars of today including David Duchovny, Harrison Ford, Uma Thurman, Courtney Cox, Katie Holmes, and Mischa Barton.
President Barack Obama has been a guest here as well, as has Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush, and JFK, so you know there has to be some nice business perks at this luxurious hotel, too (after all, the Charter for the United Nations was drafted here in 1945).
Rooms feature spacious work desks, the business center operates 24/7, and the hotel staff is at guests’ beck and call.
For the Views Lover: Mandarin Oriental, San Francisco
This skyscraper in the Financial District attracts both business and leisure travelers with a long list of amenities: 5,000 square feet of meeting space, a 24-hour business center, a beautiful spa, a well-equipped fitness center with headphones, fresh fruit, and bottled water, and a tasty restaurant and bar.
But the highlights here, for many guests — no matter their travel reasons — are the beautiful views of the city and bay from the rooms, common spaces, and sky bridge.
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