The Omni San Francisco Hotel is located in a landmark 1926 building, designed in the Florentine Renaissance style. Guest rooms are décorated in the classic style of the 1920s and ‘30s, with heavy gold draperies, very high ceilings and crown molding. Quilted spreads, two-poster beds, and a palette of cream, rose and gold provide formal luxury, but fun touches like milk and cookies at turndown add whimsy. Since it’s located in the Financial District, the Omni is mostly a business hotel. If you are traveling with children, stay in the Kid Fantasy Suite. Loaded with beanbags, bunk beds and toys, this room is sure to entertain. The California Street cable car stops just outside, so hop on to go have tea at Top of the Mark, or transfer to the Powell-Mason line to go to North Beach and see Coit Tower. Bob’s Steak and Chop House and Bob’s Bar offer delicious fare in a mahogany-paneled setting. The huge windows that look onto Montgomery Street make for excellent people-watching. Succulent porterhouses, T-bones, prime ribs, and filets explain why this world-famous steak house won the coveted DiRoNa Award.