Happy Travels from Inn at the Presidio!

Hello! We are your online guide to all things San Francisco, The Presidio, local parks & museums, Golden Gate National Recreation Area, and more.  Our inn is an adorable historic bachelor's quarters from 1904, restored into a contemporary but classic 22 room Inn.  We open Spring of 2012, and hope to share with you some of the most exciting things from The NPS, the Presidio Trust, it's partners, and the San Francisco Bay at large.  You don't have to stay at our inn to ask questions about the area, or enjoy our posts... just let us know if we can help!.  Thank you, and we hope this finds you well! - Michael from Inn at the Presidio P.S. - you can find us on Twitter, and Facebook too!
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12 must see spots in San Francisco based off of Curbed’s Heat Maps project:

Long a haven for counter-culture types, San Francisco has creative bent that helps make it one of the more interesting destinations for design tourists. From the new industrial bar and lounge at 25 Lusk, to the first inn at the 236-year-old Presidio Park, to the under-construction SFJAZZ Center, the City by the Bay has more to offer than ever. That’s not to say that the city’s historic offerings have been neglected—far from it, in fact—as this edition of Design Heat Maps paying a visit to the building with the first glass curtain wall in the United States and the historic Emporium Dome, the ornate vestige of a long-defunct Macy’s competitor. Old and new, all cool, all here. Check it out below.

12 must see spots in San Francisco based off of Curbed’s Heat Maps project:

Long a haven for counter-culture types, San Francisco has creative bent that helps make it one of the more interesting destinations for design tourists. From the new industrial bar and lounge at 25 Lusk, to the first inn at the 236-year-old Presidio Park, to the under-construction SFJAZZ Center, the City by the Bay has more to offer than ever. That’s not to say that the city’s historic offerings have been neglected—far from it, in fact—as this edition of Design Heat Maps paying a visit to the building with the first glass curtain wall in the United States and the historic Emporium Dome, the ornate vestige of a long-defunct Macy’s competitor. Old and new, all cool, all here. Check it out below.

The Ribbon Cutting at our Grand Opening

A special moment…. First Nancy Bechtle speaks, then Bruce Hraba from Waterford Hotels & Inns, and then Craig Middleton of the Presidio Trust. Then the ever-so-festive ribbon cutting. The party itself ended up being a wonderful treat… there’s another video on our channel that you can check out to see the event, listen to the band, and enjoy a little “new history”.

Here’s more about the hotel: http://www.innatthepresidio.com

Joseph Humphrey showed up with AMAZING hushpuppies and southern tinged deviled eggs for his new restaurant DIXIE, in the old Pres a Vis space - http://sfdixie.com/

Kitchen 39 did a PHENOMENAL job - http://www.kitchen39.com/

The Presidio Golf Course Cafe provided some delicious options: http://www.presidiocafe.com/

And Presidio Social Club with fantastic soup! http://presidiosocialclub.com/

We also had a mobile organic soft serve ice cream truck: http://twirlanddip.com/

Wil Blades Trio played: http://wilblades.com/

WORLD TRAMPOLINE DODGEBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS at the House of Air on Crissy Field.

Wil Blades on Organ at our Grand Opening Party!

This guy is ridiculous. What a complement to our opening….. enjoy a little bit of his organ, along with Brandon Etzler on drums, Steve Burke on guitar

Want to read a little more about Wil Blades? You can always head to his site, http://www.wilblades.com, or get your fill right here. He’s sort of a big deal…… in fact, he has a new album coming out with Billy Martin of Medeski, Martin, and Wood. Look for it!

Our hotel loves little pups like this - big ones too! =)

mycorrhizal:

Crissy Field in stunning color