Club Quarters Hotel in San Francisco
About
San Francisco has always been a city driven by innovation, from the Gold Rush pioneers who first landed in Embarcadero in 1849 to today’s tech entrepreneurs. The General Harrison, a Gold Rush-era ship, was discovered in 2001 during construction, and remains buried beneath our hotel’s foundation, with an outline on the sidewalk marking its location. The city’s adventurous spirit continues to thrive, and our hotel offers the perfect base to experience both its rich history and cutting-edge future.
Meeting space
| General Harrison | 50 | 12 | 2.7432000000000003 m |
| West Niantic | 75 | 50 | 2.7432000000000003 m |
| East+West Niantic | 125 | 100 | 2.7432000000000003 m |
| East Niantic | 50 | 70 | 2.7432000000000003 m |
Facilities
- Facilities
- On-site restaurantWheelchair accessibleOn-site securityPrivate spaceOutdoor space
- Food and drink
- On-site catering
- Business, internet and AV
- InternetBusiness centerAudiovisual facilities
- Event equipment
- Movable walls
- Parking
- Paid parkingStreet parking
- Getting there
- TrainBusMetroTaxi
- Guest rooms and services
- Free toll-free callsVoicemailGarden viewsConciergeLuggage storageLaundryRoom service
- Leisure
- Fitness center
Getting there
424 Clay Street
