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InterContinental Mark Hopkins, dog-friendly hotel in San Francisco
Daisy CuratedResearched & Verified4 Star · United States
San Francisco, United States

InterContinental Mark Hopkins

Historic Nob Hill landmark, low fee, Top of the Mark views

This hotel is part of the Daisy Curated Collection. Its information has been researched and verified, but Daisy has not yet personally stayed here. When she does, this page will be upgraded to a full Daisy Verified inspection.

Daisy's Assessment
Researched and verified. Not yet personally stayed.
The Mark Hopkins is a 1926 Nob Hill landmark topped by the Top of the Mark sky lounge with its hundred-martini menu and 360-degree views. It suits travellers who want history, cable cars at the door and mid-size-dog-friendly rules at a very low fee. The USD 50 flat fee is among the cheapest of the luxury set. Dogs are placed in designated rooms and cannot be left unattended.

What we've verified

Pet fee USD 50
Weight limit 23 kg
Up to 2 dogs
4.3 from 3,228 reviews
Why it's in the collection

Huntington Park is one block away with plenty of grass for a downtown dog, and cable cars stop outside for a fun ride. For a proper off-leash run, Alta Plaza Park is a short walk or Muni ride toward Pacific Heights.

Best suited for

Two pets up to 50 lb (23 kg), registered on arrival, and dogs cannot be left unattended.

The open question

How the welcome translates in person, at dinner and around the hotel. That's what a Daisy stay will confirm.

Pet pricing

USD 50, One-time fee per stay

Verified Experience Snapshot

What we've confirmed, at a glance.

Pet fee
USD 50
Weight limit
23 kg
Max dogs
2
Restaurant
No
Bar
No
Breakfast
To verify
Beach
No
Pool
To verify
Garden / terrace
To verify
Spa / wellness
To verify
Lobby
To verify
Hotel photography

The property.

Where dogs can go

Verified with the hotel, honestly marked.

RestaurantNo
BarNo
Breakfast buffetTo verify
LobbyTo verify
Spa / wellnessTo verify
Main poolTo verify
Garden / terraceTo verify
BeachNo
Unattended in roomNo

Designated pet-friendly rooms only, all pets registered at arrival. Dogs are largely confined to the room and are not allowed in the bar or restaurant. Any cleaning or repairs from accidents are the guest's responsibility.

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Practical details

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Pet policy & fees+

Pet fee: USD 50, One-time fee per stay

Weight limit: 23 kg. Maximum dogs: 2.

Two pets up to 50 lb (23 kg), registered on arrival, and dogs cannot be left unattended.

In-room amenities+

Dog bowls, puppy pads and treats. No dedicated dog bed or dog menu is published.

Contact+

Address: 999 California St, San Francisco, CA 94108, USA

Phone: +1 415-392-3434

Website: ihg.com · Google 4.3 from 3,228 reviews

Compare

How it measures up.

Against two other stays in San Francisco, on the things that actually decide a trip.

InterContinental Mark HopkinsSan Francisco1 Hotel San FranciscoSan FranciscoBeacon GrandSan Francisco
Dogs at breakfastunknownunknown
Dogs at dinnerNoNo
BarNounknown
Beach accessNoNoNo
Pool for dogsunknownunknownNo
Garden / terraceunknownunknown
Pet feeUSD 50FreeUSD 75
Stars4 Star5 Star4 Star
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