The Mosser

The Mosser - overview.

• Just 1 block from the convention center and 3 blocks from Union Square, the Mosser offers maximum convenience at modest prices.
• What the 166 rooms lack in space, they make up in style and efficiency, with swivel-arm TV stands and wall-mounted CD players.
• In addition to the local dining and drinking hotspot on site, the quirky Mosser features a state-of-the-art recording studio.

The Mosser - Room details

This hotel has 166 guestrooms, all of which include double-paned windows, CD players, TV with Internet access (daily fee), modem/data port hookups, and cotton bathrobes.
• Standard - These guestrooms offer one queen, one full, or two twin beds, and a private, granite-tile bathroom.
• Shared bathroom queen - These guestrooms offer one queen bed, with a shared bathroom down the hall. Three rooms share a bathroom, which is European style, with the toilet in a separate room.
• Shared bathroom single - These guestrooms offer one full-single daybed, with a shared bathroom. Three rooms share a bathroom, which is European style, with the toilet in a separate room.

The Mosser - Property information

What to expect: Many international guests are attracted to the eight-story Mosser, which opened in 1913 and was overhauled in 2002. It presents a unique blend of Victorian-era architecture (stamped-tin elevator doors, iron-and-marble stairs and railings) and minimalist-modern design (chairs with swivel-arm desks, and room treatments in wood and stainless steel). The adjacent recording studio attracts musicians, as well.
• Amenity highlights: Smallish rooms, 55 of which share bathrooms down a hall, offer touches such as wireless keyboards and television Internet access, custom platform beds with drawers underneath, wall-unit CD players, bathrobes, and an on-site laundry facility. The Mosser’s owner, an avowed environmentalist, puts organic apples in all guestrooms and donates a percentage of the hotel’s profits to reforestation projects.
• Insider tip: The Yerba Buena Center for the Arts and Metreon Center, which offer a wide array of entertainment options for all ages, are just around the corner. In addition to art exhibits and theater and dance performances, YBC’s gardens host numerous free concerts and events. Metreon is a multimedia entertainment complex with a high-tech game arcade and 15 movie theaters, including a mega-screen IMAX theater.

The Mosser - Dining information

• Annabelle’s Bar and Bistro - Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Annabelle’s is a favorite local haunt for classic San Francisco cuisine—from crab cakes and steamed clams to rotisserie chicken. The bar features an extensive late-night appetizer menu.

The Mosser - Policy information

• No room charges for children 12 and younger when occupying the same room as their parents.
• Rollaway beds are not available; hotel will only accept two people maximum in their rooms. Cribs are available at no extra charge.
• Upon check-in, photo identification and credit card is required for incidental deposit.
• All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in.
• Check-in time is 3 PM
• Check-out time is Noon
• Pets not allowed

The Mosser - Attractions

• In city center
• Near convention center
• Metreon Entertainment Center - 1 block
• San Francisco Shopping Centre - 1 block
• Yerba Buena Center for the Arts - 1.5 blocks
• Cable Cars - 2 blocks
• San Francisco Museum of Modern Art - 2 blocks
• Moscone Convention Center - 2.5 blocks
• Union Square - 3.5 blocks
• Financial District - 0.5 miles
• Embarcadero - 1 mile

  San Francisco International Airport (SFO): Approximate driving time is 25 minutes and distance is 14 miles.

  Driving directions from San Francisco International Airport: Take Hwy 101 north and exit at 7th St. Stay in right lane, which turns into Bryant St. Continue to 5th St and turn left. Turn right on Market St. Turn right on 4th St. The hotel is on the right.

The Mosser - Address

The Mosser
54 4th St
San Francisco