
Hotel Drisco is a quiet 1903 Edwardian hideaway in Pacific Heights, pairing residential rooms, heated bathroom floors and generous included hospitality with one of San Francisco’s most elegant neighborhoods.
Hotel Drisco sits at Pacific Avenue and Broderick Street high in Pacific Heights, surrounded by grand homes, leafy streets and broad city views rather than downtown towers.
The 1903 Edwardian building has the scale and atmosphere of a neighborhood residence, with custom furniture, soothing colors and a deliberately understated approach to luxury.
Guestrooms generally range from about 230 to 300 square feet, while ground-level rooms reach 325 to 400. Neighborhood Suites add separate living rooms at roughly 500 square feet, and multi-bedroom configurations work well for families.
The hotel distinguishes itself through thoughtful inclusions rather than a spa or pool: a lavish breakfast, evening wine reception, morning chauffeur service, 24-hour fitness and carefully stocked in-room amenities all reinforce the residential feel.
Hotel Drisco is best for travelers who already know San Francisco or want to experience it like a resident, particularly couples who value quiet, service and Pacific Heights architecture over nightlife immediately outside.
