Nicknamed the "Rock n Roll hotel," Hotel Phoenix has grown to be one of the youthful and vibrant places to stay in the neighborhood with 44 well-decorated rooms. The hotel features a beautiful central courtyard, a heated swimming pool and Chambers Eat + Drink to provide you with a one-of-a-kind poolside dining experience. Located near Civic Center, it is close to many of the city's hot spots.

Two levels of pure indulgence - that is Monarch for you! One floor is a refined lounge, where art nouveau decor and skillfully-crafted cocktails rule the roost, and the other is a world of music with state-of-the-art acoustics and top class DJs. Both floors display innovative design elements and make for a comfortable space to simply relax or to dance your cares away. The club/bar with its eclectic crowd and energetic ambiance has provided a visible facelift to the entire neighborhood.

Overlooking San Francisco's SoMa area and moments from top city center sites, InterContinental San Francisco provides guests with modern in-room amenities. Well-furnished with spacious accommodations featuring the latest technologies, including flat-screen TVs, coffee machines, and working space, the hotel also offers 24-hour fitness facilities with an indoor lap pool. A gift shop, Luce restaurant, and Bar 888, a business center, and event spaces are also available on-site. Situated near the Moscone Convention Center and Chinatown, this stylish hotel offers several shopping and dining opportunities in the nearby Union Square area. Also, the Powell Street Cable Car located close by offers instant access to other popular areas in the city, including Fisherman's Wharf.

A bar that's in vogue among pop stars, celebrities and bigwigs from the world of fashion and cinema, Redwood Room draws loads of attention. Located inside the Clift Hotel, the walls are paneled with redwood and the radiance of the lights on the shelves of the bar highlight the variety of liquor in store. Everything here is very sophisticated, from the decor to the guests. Walk in with a pack of friends and spend an unforgettable time together.

Modeled after traditional dim sum service, State Bird Provisions lets patrons use the sense of smell and sight to choose their dishes, with cuisine brought in on a trolley for viewing. Each item is creative and innovative, with dishes like sweet corn and chive pancakes, kimchi pork belly with tofu and duck liver mousse with almond biscuit. The space is rather small, yet cozy with an open concept kitchen, and friendly staff.

This historic restaurant has been serving loyal patrons and celebrities alike since 1908. Deeply rooted in San Francisco history, it holds a position in literary history as well. Writer Dashiell Hammett often visited the dark-panelled restaurant with white linen tablecloths and mentioned it in his novel The Maltese Falcon. Sam Spade ordered the chops. Try one of the dishes featured in Gourmet Magazine such as Chicken Jerusalem or Oyster Wellington. The wine list, featuring California selections, is serviceable with a good bottle. In addition, there is nightly jazz music.

The Four Seasons Hotel in San Francisco offers the highest level of service and comfort. As a guest, you can relax in spacious rooms furnished elegantly and equipped with all the necessary amenities and facilities. Whether for business or leisure, Four Seasons is a great option to consider in the city. You can always be sure to expect nothing but the best, a quality that sets this hotel apart from the others. A restaurant serving local delicacies and a spa offering rejuvenating treatments are also located within the premises.

Situated strategically across the street from Downtown's Yerba Buena Gardens in the SoMa neighborhood, the St. Regis Hotel is the last word in luxury. The Williams Building, which has long been a landmark, was renovated into a five-star restaurant and the 13,700 square-foot (1273 square-meter) Laboratoire Remède Spa. The hotel sets a new trend for urban chic in the area, with all the world-class amenities for its guests.

W San Francisco is an upscale hotel in SoMa located within walking distance from the San Francisco Shopping Centre, Museum of Modern Art, the Moscone Center and Union Square. This sleek hotel has stylish rooms that are a cozy haven for all kinds of travelers. Work out at their modern gym or take a refreshing dip at the pool. Pamper yourself at their chic Bliss Spa with indulging treatments. Dine in Trace for a taste of Californian cuisine. Unwind at their uber cool bars, the Living Room and Upstairs Drink Boutique with world-class drinks and live entertainment. This eco-friendly accommodation will ensure you a memorable stay when in the city.

Included on the list of architecturally significant structures of San Francisco, this Nob Hill landmark also has the distinction of having been named one of the very best hotels in the United States by Travel & Leisure magazine. Covering an entire city block, its polished marble floors, antiques and museum-quality art create an opulent setting. Fine dining, high tea, live music and a 24-hour staff satisfy your every need. Guest rooms are elegantly appointed with rich wood furniture and Italian marble bathrooms.

Perry's has been dedicated to serving San Franciscans well-executed, simple cuisine for over 40 years. The casual ambiance and friendly service underscore the restaurant's roots as a local hangout during San Francisco's hippie movement, and their commitment to high-quality fare has allowed the restaurant to endure to this day. Lobster Madness keeps crowds pouring in for the lobster special on Wednesday nights, which is probably one of the best meal deals in town. During the rest of the week, this San Francisco institution remains a classy place to enjoy a martini and a steak with family and friends.

Trendy and friendly, Tosca Cafe features a classy interior furnished with comfortable and inviting booths. The ambiance is subtle yet elegant, and the decor even more so. To avoid bass vibrations from the Palladium Club beneath the establishment, be sure to come to Tosca early on a weeknight. Relax in the same leather booths once occupied by Francis Ford Coppola and Sam Shepard at this charming and historic cafe. Sip a house coffee made with steamed milk, chocolate, and brandy, as you absorb the beauty of the opera on the jukebox and the antique espresso machine behind the counter. If you need something a little more substantial than a liquid diet, they serve a menu of Italian snacks and dishes.