Harbor Court Hotel

Following the streetcar tracks down San Francisco’s famous Market Street past the Ferry Building’s clock tower brings travelers directly to the doors of the historic Harbor Court Hotel. Built in 1926 to house returning servicemen, the red-brick building has borne witness to the transformations of San Francisco Bay, from the building of the Bay Bridge and Alcatraz Prison in the 1930s, to the revitalization of the piers in the early 2000s. With its 131 guestrooms and exquisite Japanese restaurant, Ozumo, Harbor Court Hotel welcomes guests to San Francisco’s vibrant waterfront.