Cornell Hotel De France
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Cornell Hotel De France
Originally built in 1910, Cornell Hotel de France has been owned and operated by the Lambert Family for fifty years. In that time the Lamberts have created, in San Francisco, the kind of small three star hotel that may be found on the rive gauche in Paris. For a moderate price, customers can have the personal comfort of a bed and breakfast.

Completely renovated, mixing the charm of the past and modern amenities, the Cornell Hotel is unique and distinctly European, easy going, and profuse with art and history. Individually decorated, each room is equipped with cable television and telephone with private voice mail. On the lower floor cold drinks are available (additional charge) and an ice machine is at the disposal of our guests.
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Probably the most iconic landmark of San Francisco, the Golden Gate Bridge completed construction in 1937 and is recognized world-wide for its beauty. For the best views of the bridge in the city, take a stroll through Crissy field. You can cross the Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito by car, bike, or foot.
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Looking to make your stay in San Francisco extra memorable? Do you want to surprise a loved one who is staying with us by offering them something special? Our gift shop is the perfect place to buy a gift certificate or a special surprise to be waiting in the room. Offer a gift certificate for a memorable stay at our French boutique hotel to your family, friends, or loved ones.
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Our French Boutique hotel, built in 1910 by the architect A.W. Pattiani is registered at the National Register of Historic Places as part of the 'Lower Nob Hill Apartment Hotel District. Like many San Franciscan buildings from that era, our hotel is of Victorian architecture.

We have done renovations over the years to provide greater accessibility and modern comfort to the hotel, while keeping intact the classic San Francisco architecture that defines the building.Some of these aspects that we had to keep intact in our hotel and restaurant are not technically feasible to update in order to entirely accommodate our prospective guests who use wheelchairs or are otherwise limited in their mobility.
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