THE MOSSER HOTEL, San Francisco

The Mosser Hotel provides non-smoking guest rooms with custom-designed furnishings that maximize space. Rooms include a flat-screen TV, double pane windows, and a ceiling fan. Deluxe rooms add private bathrooms with bath amenities and guest robes. Economical rooms with shared hall baths are available. Some rooms include mirror, internet access - wireless, air conditioning, and heating. The property has safety features, including a carbon monoxide detector, a fire extinguisher, a smoke detector, and window guards.

Guests can access the adjoining restaurant, The Keystone, featuring American comfort food and globally-inspired menu options. The restaurant includes a twelve-seat communal table and a long bar with a chef's counter facing the open kitchen. Annabelle's Bar and Bistro offers traditional bistro décor and a wine selection with over 20 wines by the glass and 125 by the bottle. A minimal free breakfast of muffins, coffee, and tea is served in the lobby.

The Mosser Hotel is in Downtown San Francisco, near Union Square and the Moscone Convention Center. The hotel is walking distance to the Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco West Field Mall, The Sony Metreon, and Yerba Buena Gardens. Nearby landmarks include Moscone Center (0.3 km), the Cable Car Museum (1 km), and Pier 39 (3 km). The SoMa area, with warehouses, art spaces, and technology company headquarters, is nearby.

The Mosser Hotel provides free WiFi throughout the property. Laundry bags are provided for bed linens and towels. Hotel staff wears personal protection equipment, including face masks. No hotel personnel will enter your room during your stay without your permission. Replenished towels and linens are provided upon request. High-touch public area surfaces such as handrails and door handles are cleaned. The hotel offers meeting spaces, including a conference room (300 sq ft, 16 guests) and a boardroom (200 sq ft, 8 guests).

Built in 1913, this San Francisco hotel mixes contemporary conveniences with historical design. The Mosser family supports reforestation of the rain forests, literacy, and various educational projects. The hotel welcomes solo travelers, couples, and business travelers. It is a Victorian building dating back to 1915. The Mosser offers a restaurant and bar.