The Argonaut Hotel is a city hotel in United States, good for couples and families. See its verified sustainability rating and review to help you decide where to stay in United States.
Guests visiting The Argonaut Hotel will be in a nautical, historic harbour-side environment, perfect for vibrant city and bay-area exploration in San Francisco, USA
While at The Argonaut Hotel, you can explore Fisherman’s Wharf, take bay-cruises and walk the historic waterfront. The hotel is situated for independent city-exploration.
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The Argonaut Hotel procures green electricity for its sustainable urban heritage hotel operations.
Reduced plastic
The Argonaut Hotel focuses on heritage-building sustainability and resource management by implementing green updates that lower the carbon footprint of its urban waterfront property.
The Argonaut Hotel focuses on urban energy-efficiency standards and sustainable building management in a historic waterfront setting.
The Argonaut Hotel has an in-house restaurant.
The Argonaut Hotel serves a California seafood menu.
The Argonaut Hotel specializes in fresh-caught fish and locally sourced coastal produce in a historic maritime setting. The Argonaut Hotel offers a vibrant, stylish dining environment in San Francisco. The Argonaut Hotel focuses on high-quality ingredients and modern culinary trends.
Greenhouse or hydroponics
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The Argonaut Hotel is a 4-star Hotel in San Francisco, California, California, holding a Hold The Throne eco rating of 5/5. It is verified for Green Key, Heritage Preservation, Plastic Free and Waste Management.
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Regulator
US Environmental Protection Agency (Safe Drinking Water Act) · state primacy agencies