A History All Our Own
A cornerstone of San Francisco hospitality for over 100 years, The Marker Hotel stands as a beloved destination. In 1910, its doors opened as Hotel Bellevue. Today, the seven-story building has stayed true to the original Beaux-Arts architecture, featuring high ceilings, a grand staircase, accent jewel tones, and two unique lobby spaces with original fireplaces. It strikes the perfect balance between past, present, and future.
Proudly situated in the heart of San Francisco’s Theater District, The Marker represents the eclectic character of the city and its contemporary appeal. This boutique hotel pays tribute to a classic of film noir—The Maltese Falcon. The slick style and rich design is felt throughout the building, creating a timeless aesthetic.
The collection of rooms and suites are outfitted in equally sophisticated style and equipped with modern comforts. Beyond an inviting spot to rest your head, each guestroom offers plenty of space to unwind or work. Guests can also take advantage of complimentary access to the 24-hour fitness center and an array of home-inspired amenities.
Hotel Amenities
A Full Suite of Amenities
At The Marker, maintaining your daily routine is effortless. Settle into pet-friendly rooms and suites, a 24-hour fitness center, shared workspaces, and all the touches of home.
- 2 Complimentary PATH Water Bottles
- 24-Hour Fitness Center
- Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Service
- Business Center
- California Green Lodging Certification at Leadership Level
- Co-Working Space
- Complimentary local & long distance calls
- Concierge Service
- Curbside Valet
- Filtered FloWater Stations
- Pet-Friendly
- Smoke-Free Property
- WiFi
Signature Perks
Get Cozy With a Good Book
Make your stay even more memorable with the perfect book. Access a curated collection of bestsellers through our Bedside Reading® Digital Library partnership, bringing stories to life in both digital and audio formats.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your Questions Answered
The address for The Marker is 501 Geary Street, San Francisco, CA 94102. (At the corner of Taylor & Geary) For a map and directions, click here.
The Marker offers full curbside valet for guests of the hotel.
Hours: Daily, 7:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Rates (includes in/out privileges):
- Standard vehicles: $75/night + tax
- Oversized vehicles: $85/night + tax
Height limit: 10 feet
Note: EV charging is not available
While we don’t have a spa onsite, our concierge can recommend excellent wellness services in the area.
The Marker is proud to be one of San Francisco’s best pet-friendly hotels. We welcome up to two pets per room, with a combined weight limit of 50 pounds, for a fee of $35 per stay. Your pets will enjoy special amenities, including treats and water bowls, upon request.
For everyone’s comfort and safety, pets must be accompanied at all times and kept on a leash or in a carrier when outside your room. At check-in, we’ll need a signed waiver and your contact information.
Your pet’s comfort is important to us, but please note they cannot be left unattended in the hotel rooms at any time.
Yes—maintain your workout routine in our 24-hour fitness center, located on the lower-lobby level.
Standard Hotel Cancelation policy is 48 hours; however, cancelation policies can vary based on rate plan booked. Please read the cancellation policy that displays as you make your reservation online. This information displays immediately below the credit card number field.
American Conservatory Theater
From its spot on Geary Street, this Tony Award-winning institution champions classical and contemporary theater while fostering artistic excellence.
Belden Place
This lively alleyway—San Francisco's own French Quarter—evokes Parisian charm with charming cafés and bustling eateries.
Chotto Matte
Japanese-Peruvian fusion comes alive in this multi-level restaurant, where vibrant interiors lead to a chic rooftop lounge.
Curran Theatre
Curran Theatre’s magnificent Beaux-Arts architecture has anchored the Theater District since 1922, hosting world-class productions just moments from The Marker.
Exploratorium
Discover over 600 exhibits at this interactive science and art center, from physics demonstrations to pitch-dark sensory mazes.
Ferry Building Market
With its iconic clock tower, this landmark building is home to one of California's largest marketplaces—a collection of premium food merchants and local artisans.
Golden Gate Theatre
Gold-leaf ceilings and marble columns frame Broadway productions in this beautifully preserved theater.
Grant Avenue
Moments from Union Square, Grant Avenue hosts legendary high-fashion retailers—including Hermès, Burberry, Harry Winston, and Cartier.
Japanese Tea Garden Gift Shop
This peaceful boutique, designed in traditional Japanese style, complements the garden setting while offering authentic ceramics, sake sets, and unique souvenirs.
Liholiho Yacht Club
Chef Ravi Kapur bridges Hawaiian heritage and California cuisine, transforming traditional island flavors with fresh local ingredients.
Maiden Lane
Tucked away from Union Square, San Francisco's first pedestrian-only street charms with European flair, café culture, and luxury boutiques.
Nintendo Store
The Marker Hotel is perfectly positioned for Nintendo fans! Just steps from Union Square and the brand-new Nintendo San Francisco store opening May 15, our boutique hotel puts you right in the heart of the action. Shop exclusive Nintendo merchandise, explore immersive displays, and experience this fun-filled destination just a short walk from your stylish hotel room. Whether you're traveling with kids or are a gaming enthusiast yourself, stay at The Marker and level up your San Francisco adventure!
One65 Patisserie
Escape to Paris at this chic café in Union Square, featuring decadent pastries, gourmet chocolates, and specialty coffee.
Powell Street Shopping District
From Market to Bush Streets, this bustling shopping district invites you exploration, where historical architecture and climbing cable cars frame an energetic scene.
Sam’s Grill
Steeped in tradition since 1867, Sam’s Grill celebrates San Francisco's culinary heritage through classic service and market-fresh seafood.
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA)
The West Coast's largest modern art museum spans seven floors and showcases famed photographs, abstract paintings, and a 150-foot living wall.
San Francisco Playhouse
From Broadway hits to world premieres, this celebrated playhouse at the Kensington Park Hotel offers daily performances in a 199-seat space.
SF Civic Center
At the SF Civic Center, experience the magic of ballet and symphony featuring two of America's most celebrated performing arts groups.
Sons & Daughters
Located in Nob Hill, this Michelin-starred restaurant crafts seasonally driven tasting menus showcasing Northern California's finest ingredients.
Tadich Grill
Time-honored recipes and traditional service define this downtown institution, famous for cioppino and fresh-caught fish.
The Cable Car Museum
Journey through time at this working museum, celebrating the city's iconic cable cars. Learn more about century-old engineering and catch a glimpse of underground cables in action.
The House of Prime Rib
Since 1949, this San Francisco institution has delivered timeless steakhouse elegance, traditional English prime rib service, and warm hospitality.
The Marker
Moments from Union Square's iconic attractions, The Marker makes it easy to immerse yourself in the city's timeless charm.
The Rotunda at Neiman Marcus
High above Union Square, savor refined cuisine and afternoon tea service beneath a soaring stained-glass dome.
Tratto
Rustic Italian fare and craft cocktails shine in our signature restaurant, offering theater prix-fixe dining and daily happy hour.
Union Square
San Francisco's iconic shopping district features luxury retailers, historical monuments, and a central plaza where tourists and locals gather year-round.
Wayfare Tavern
This century-old building sets the scene for Chef Tyler Florence's culinary vision—American comfort food with an innovative twist.
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA)
Explore innovative art and media at this cultural landmark, where emerging artists showcase work alongside established creative voices.
