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Cavallo Point – one look tells you this is a very special place. Look deeper and you'll find an innovative partnership.
Cavallo Point – the Lodge at the Golden Gate was created by the Fort Baker Retreat Group, a project of Passport Resorts, Equity Community Builders and Ajax Capital Group. The Fort Baker Retreat Group is working with the National Park Service and the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy in a unique private/public/non-profit alliance to restore, enhance and preserve Fort Baker as a National Park for generations to come.
About Our Name 'Cavallo Point'
The name "Cavallo" is part of the San Francisco Bay's history. It dates from 1775 when a rocky point near Fort Baker was named "Punta de Caballo" by the commander of one of the first European vessels that sailed into the bay. Wild horses once roamed here, and "caballo" is the Spanish word for "horse." Early California settlers started using "Cavallo," as the pronunciation of b and v in Spanish are very close, and the name took hold.
Discover Cavallo Point, a San Francisco Bay area luxury lodge in one of America’s most popular national parks. It’s one of the most romantic destinations in the area and a great springboard for Northern California adventures. In addition to being a member of Historic Hotels of America, this San Francisco luxury resort was named one of the “Top 10 New American Landmarks” by Travel+Leisure and also received LEED Gold Certification for its environmentally sustainable design and construction.
For Immediate Release - 1/14/2014
San Francisco’s Inn at the Presidio Receives Distinguished Honor Award from AIA and Accolades from Top Media as One of America’s Best Inns
Presidio of San Francisco (January 8, 2014) – American Institute of Architects, San Francisco Chapter, recently presented Inn at the Presidio with their distinguished Honor Award for Historic Preservation. The award “acknowledges projects that have restored, preserved, or rehabilitated a part of the San Francisco Bay Area’s historical, architectural, and cultural heritage.” The Inn is owned by the Presidio Trust and managed by Waterford Hotels and Inns.
2013 was an award-filled year for Inn at the Presidio, receiving upwards of 10 distinguishing honors in total. Travel + Leisure’s editors selected the Inn at the Presidio as one of the World’s Greatest Hotels for their book published last year, highlighting it as one of the world’s historic and best value properties. Conde Nast Traveler’s Hot List, the ultimate insider’s guide to the hottest new hotels and spas of the year, ranked Inn at the Presidio as the #4 Best New Hotel In The U.S.
“The Inn combines two of the Trust’s key goals: rehabilitating the Presidio’s historic buildings and welcoming the public to the Presidio,” said Craig Middleton, Presidio Trust Executive Director. “We have been very pleased with the response, and to know that people love the Inn and the Presidio as much we anticipated.”
Additional 2013 accolades include: Sunset Magazine’s Top 10 California Coast Hotels, Vacation Idea’s Best City Inns in North America, Curbed.com 18 Essential San Francisco Hotels, Just Luxe’s 10 Best New Luxury Hotels In The U.S., SF Business Times Deal Of The Year Nominee, Delta’s Sky Magazine Editors Pick, and was one of only two essential San Francisco hotels named in the Wildsam Field Guide.
Due to its popularity, the Inn at the Presidio recently expanded to include an additional four rooms in a nearby historic house, the Funston House. Rooms at the Inn at the Presidio, the first lodging in the Presidio, have been in high demand since it opened in April, 2012.
The Funston House is adjacent to the Inn at the Presidio on Funston Avenue, also known as “Officers’ Row” and is lined with wood-frame homes that make up the oldest intact streetscape in San Francisco and one of the park’s most beloved landscapes. The homes were built circa 1862 for U.S. Army officers and their families. The Funston House opened in July, 2013 and may be rented in its entirety starting at $1,000 or as individual rooms priced at $195-$245 per night.
About Inn at the Presidio
Inn at the Presidio is the first hotel to open in the Presidio of San Francisco, a National Historic Landmark and a national park site at the Golden Gate, one of America’s most beautiful and renowned locations. The Inn is owned by the Presidio Trust, a distinctive federal agency created to save and transform the Presidio. The Inn offers guests an authentic historic experience and exceptional recreational and leisure opportunities. The Presidio is just minutes from neighborhood shopping districts and only a short distance from downtown San Francisco, North Beach, Union Square, Chinatown, Fisherman’s Wharf, the Ferry Building, and Golden Gate Park. Marin County and the Wine Country are across the Golden Gate Bridge to the north. The Inn is a member of the Historic Hotels of America. www.InnatthePresidio.com, Contact: General Manager Terry Haney 415-800-7356 thaney@InnatthePresidio.com
The Presidio Trust
The Presidio Trust is a distinctive federal agency created to save the Presidio of San Francisco, a historic Army base, and transform it for a new national purpose. Since 1998, the Trust has worked to catalyze ideas, partners, and resources from all sectors to save the Presidio as a public place. In 2013, we reached a key milestone established by Congress and now care for the Presidio without annual taxpayer support. The Trust is guided by a clear vision for the future: To ensure that the Presidio will forever be a public place—vital to life in the Bay Area, valued by all Americans, and celebrated as an international destination. The Presidio Trust actively shares its knowledge, promotes leadership and service, and fosters innovative problem solving. For more information on the Presidio please visit: www.presidio.gov
Two anchor tenants leaving Gateway Shopping Center in Marin City
Anchor tenants Best Buy and Babies "R" Us at the Gateway Shopping Center in Marin City will soon close, the center's property managers have announced.
That two of the center's major retailers are leaving at roughly the same time is purely a "fluke," said a representative with the Southern California-based Gerrity Group, which owns the shopping center.
"We have another tenant for the Babies 'R' Us building, and they should open in August," said John Waters, who manages the center. He would not disclose the name of the new tenant for the 25,500-square-foot building, but described it as a "major national tenant" that will be a "significant draw and job creator."
Babies "R" Us — which sells clothes and other baby gear — will close at the end of March, Waters said. The store employs 30 people, officials said.
Electronics store Best Buy, which occupies a 48,500-square-foot building, will close Saturday when the lease expires. Best Buy decided not to renew the contract.
"As we have said over the past year, we will close or relocate stores from time to time as a normal course of business," said Best Buy spokeswoman Carly Morris in a statement.
Forty-eight people work at the store. Negotiations are underway to find a new tenant for that building.
"Best Buy sort of cannibalized itself by opening up in San Rafael, and they have stores in San Francisco," Waters said. "This one was sort of in between."
Exiting Best Buy with a pair of stereo speakers he got for 60 percent off the original price, Mill Valley resident Christopher Nassopoulos said the imminent closure is a move in the wrong direction for the local economy.
"I'm sorry it happened in Marin City," Nassopoulos said. "If anything, this area needs an economic boost, more jobs."
And, he said, the shopping center could see less automobile traffic as a result of the closures, which would mean fewer customers for the other stores.
The center, built in 1995 at 100 Donahue St., still has several tenants: Ross Dress for Less, CVS Pharmacy, Dollar Tree, Starbucks, Subway, Sleep Train, Outback Steakhouse, Burger King and Panda Express, among others at the 182,030-square-foot site.
"We are optimistic the vacancies will be filled and that the right mix of retail will come in to meet the needs of Marin City and the larger community," said Johnathan Logan, general manager of the Marin City Community Services District, the community's de facto city council. Meanwhile, the Marin City shopping center will see some upgrades this year in its parking lot, including new planter boxes.
"We want to create a nicer feel in the parking areas," Waters said
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