Hotel Adagio, Autograph Collection - San Francisco

Boutique hotel near Union Square, 2 minutes from American Conservatory Theater

Location & Architecture

Hotel Adagio occupies a Spanish colonial revival building two blocks from Union Square. The Adagio San Francisco is a 2-minute walk from the American Conservatory Theater and close to the Financial District. The hotel's architecture layers historical revival style with current design touches.

Dining Experiences

On-site dining at Elliott's restaurant serves American farm-to-table cuisine for breakfast. The Mortimer cocktail lounge offers drinks and live music in the evenings. Breakfast packages include a menu of farm-to-table favorites for two adults daily.

Guest Rooms & Pet-Friendly

Guest rooms at Hotel Adagio Autograph Collection are spacious and have premium bedding with views of Union Square or the city skyline. Each room includes a 50-inch flat-screen TV and an iPod docking station. The hotel is pet-friendly and offers upscale amenities for guests traveling with pets.

Business & Events

The hotel provides over 5000 square feet of versatile meeting and event space. A customizable rooftop terrace is available for private events with city views. Business travelers have access to a 24-hour fitness center with natural light and high-speed internet in public areas.

Fitness & Sustainability

The 24-hour fitness center is equipped with natural light and includes a Peloton bike. Hotel Adagio participates in sustainability practices and community initiatives. Accessible features are provided for guests with disabilities.

• Location: Two blocks from Union Square and the Cable Car Line
• Rooms: Spacious rooms with premium bedding and city views
• Dining: Elliott's farm-to-table restaurant and The Mortimer lounge with live music
• Events: 5000+ sq ft meeting space and customizable rooftop terrace
• Pet-Friendly: Pet-friendly hotel with upscale amenities
• Fitness: 24-hour fitness center with natural light and Peloton bike
• Sustainability: Engagement in sustainability and community initiatives