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The San Francisco outpost of the sustainability-first 1 Hotels brand sits at the foot of Market Street near the Embarcadero waterfront. Built with reclaimed timber, living green walls, and hemp-blend mattresses, every design choice prioritizes the planet. Terrene restaurant sources from Northern California organic farms and features an extensive vegan menu.
San Francisco's first LEED-certified hotel and a pioneer of green hospitality since 2006. Chemical-free cleaning, key-card controlled energy systems, and sustainably sourced furnishings throughout. The central Union Square location puts you steps from the Powell Street cable car and some of the city's best plant-based dining.
A social enterprise hotel where doing good is the business model. Rooms are built with upcycled and repurposed materials — from shipping pallet headboards to reclaimed wood furniture. Proceeds support workforce development programs in the community. The playful, industrial-chic design proves that budget-friendly and sustainable are not mutually exclusive.
A globally inspired boutique hotel on the slopes of Nob Hill with textiles and art sourced from fair-trade artisans around the world. Green Seal certified with aggressive waste reduction and carbon offset programs. The lobby doubles as a gallery of international folk art, and the nightly wine reception is a great way to meet fellow travelers.
A sleek, modern hotel in the rapidly evolving Mission Bay neighborhood with LEED Silver certification and floor-to-ceiling windows that flood rooms with natural light. Energy-efficient systems, responsibly sourced furnishings, and a commitment to low-waste operations define the property. Close to Chase Center and the UCSF campus with easy Muni access to downtown.
The Dutch hotel brand's San Francisco outpost brings carbon-neutral operations and playful design to Union Square. MoodPad tablets control lighting, blinds, and temperature for maximum energy efficiency. The rooftop bar offers sweeping views of the city skyline, and the 24/7 canteenM features robust plant-based options at every meal.
Occupying a stunning 1926 flatiron building on Market Street, Proper Hotel combines Kelly Wearstler's maximalist design with genuine sustainability commitments. Locally sourced furnishings, reduced-waste operations, and partnerships with Bay Area artisans define the experience. The rooftop lounge with panoramic city views and Villon restaurant's seasonal California cuisine make it a destination in itself.