The Hotel Majestic

The Hotel Majestic was constructed in 1902 as the private residence of Milton Schmidt, a turn of the century rail road magnate and member of the California State Legislature. You'll be treated to the gracious traditions of yesteryear with all the essentials of today. The Hotel Majestic has its roots in the ways of the early twentieth century and is poised to bring travellers all of the convenience and business essentials necessary in the twenty-first century.

Guest rooms feature Turkish monogrammed robes, Gilcrest & Soames bath amenities, evening turn-down with goodnight cookies, feather pillows, in room iron and boards and dual line phones with data port. The lobby is filled with French and English antiques, a high ceiling accentuated with stunning turn-of-the-century lighting fixtures and many French oil paintings. After closing for renovations, the Café Majestic has returned and is open for business. The cuisine featured at Café Majestic is also centred around balance and the ability to pair with wines from all around the world. Guests can once again enjoy one of the most elaborate and largest butterfly collections featuring rare specimens from New Guinea and Africa in the United States while dining in authentic Victorian elegance. Service and guest satisfaction are hallmarks of the Hotel Majestic's commitment to hospitality.

Ideally located in exclusive Pacific Heights, the Hotel Majestic is a symbol of the very best of San Francisco's historic beauty, charm, gracious lifestyle and warm hospitality. The Majestic has been a refuge from the bustle of Union Square and the Financial District, offering travellers sanctuary in the quiet of a Pacific Heights neighbourhood.