Our charming, boutique Edwardian townhouse in the heart of Nob Hill offers a refined blend of old-world elegance and modern comfort. Just a block away from the iconic California Street cable car stop and the stunning Grace Cathedral, known for its mesmerizing indoor. Our intimate Inn places you in the heart of San Francisco's historic charm, within a residential area. Only 7 minutes from the bustling Dragon's Gate in Chinatown, guests are perfectly situated to explore the city's vibrant culture and landmarks. Each thoughtfully designed room and suite is a celebration of vintage craftsmanship, featuring antique wooden chairs, brass beds, and en suite bathrooms adorned with luxurious gold taps—some rooms even boast timeless claw-foot tubs for an indulgent touch of nostalgia. Our Inn features a classic period elevator, though many rooms are accessible by charming, original staircases that add to the building’s character. Whether you’re here for a weekend getaway or a longer retreat, this boutique hotel offers a warm, inviting space to experience the elegance of San Francisco with a personal touch. For those seeking extra space, our apartments offer one or two bedrooms and convenient kitchenettes for added comfort during your stay. Unwind in the gracious sitting to relax and soak in the elegant atmosphere. Free Wi-Fi is available in the communal areas, keeping you connected while you enjoy the tranquil ambiance. A hearty breakfast is available for an additional fee, perfect for starting your day before you venture out into the city.

Our mission at Boutikia is to create warm and authentic experiences one guest, one hello and one location at a time. We believe that hospitality means contributing to someone’s memorable experience. Memories of great experiences make life richer, and we want to contribute to our guests’ memories and experiences, which they can take back home with them.

We are located in Nob Hill, a residential neighborhood in San Francisco, California, known for its luxury hotels, historic mansions, and cable cars. It's one of the city's most affluent neighborhoods and has some of the most expensive real estate in the country. Plenty of restaurants, and leisure activities, as the Cable car museum are just a few minutes away.