




Suite, 2 Bedrooms (Historic)
- 797 sq ft
- Sleeps 6
- 1 King bed, 1 Double Sofa Bed and 1 Queen Bed or 1 King Bed, 1 Queen Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed
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This historic Room (375 sq. ft.) at Cavallo Point offers a serene mountain view and a quiet, thoughtfully restored setting that reflects the property’s character. Natural light and period details combine with modern comforts to create a relaxed retreat for up to three guests, ideal for small families or getaway companions.
The room features one Queen bed dressed in premium, hypo-allergenic bedding and is complemented by a ceiling fan and heating for year-round comfort. A free rollaway/extra bed is available when needed, and the property provides a complimentary crib for families. The bathroom includes a shower, bathrobes, slippers, towels, free toiletries and a hair dryer, with turndown service and daily housekeeping to maintain a fresh, welcoming space.
Your stay includes in-room conveniences such as a 48-inch LCD TV with cable channels, an iPod dock, complimentary WiFi, a desk and chair, and free local calls. Refreshments are easy with a coffee/tea maker, espresso maker, electric kettle, reusable filters, refrigerator and free bottled water. Additional thoughtful touches include premium bedding, hypo-allergenic options, energy-saving switches, accessibility features, free daily newspapers, and limited-hours room service and meal delivery. Whether arriving for a family visit or a restorative break, this historic room pairs practical amenities with Cavallo Point’s attentive daily service.






























The room has a mountain view. It sits in the historic part of Cavallo Point, within Fort Baker in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area at the north end of the Golden Gate Bridge. The parade ground, old bunkers and the Golden Gate Bridge are all short walks from the property.
The room has one queen bed with premium, hypo-allergenic bedding and sleeps up to three guests. A free rollaway/extra bed is available, and a free crib can be provided for little ones.
The room measures 375 sq. ft. and has a single bedroom. The bathroom has a shower, with bathrobes, slippers, towels, free toiletries and a hair dryer provided. Daily housekeeping and turndown service are included.
It works well for couples and small families. Cavallo Point welcomes children of all ages in guestrooms, and children 17 and under stay at a complimentary rate. Dogs are welcome (up to 2 per room, $150 per pet per stay), and the property is smoke-free.
Rates include a $65 nightly resort fee. It covers the 24-hour fitness center, daily yoga classes, morning coffee, tea and pastries (7–10am), welcome beverages, vintage electric bike use, the shuttle to the Sausalito Ferry Terminal and Rodeo Beach (Wed–Sun), and bellman and concierge services. Free WiFi is provided in the room and public spaces.
The room has a coffee/tea maker, espresso maker and electric kettle, with reusable filters, a refrigerator and free bottled water. Room service and meal delivery run during limited hours. Downstairs, Sula serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, and the casual Farley is open daily without reservations.
The Healing Arts Center & Spa is adults-only (18+). Guests with a scheduled spa treatment can use the heated meditation pool, infrared saunas, relaxation lounge and fire pit for one hour before or after their service. The fitness center is open to all hotel guests, including children, around the clock.
A complimentary shuttle runs Wednesday to Sunday to the Sausalito Ferry Terminal and to Rodeo Beach (departing at 12:00 pm). Reserve it 12 hours ahead. From the ferry terminal you can ride the ferry into San Francisco. On the property, the vintage electric bikes are a fun way to get around. The Bay Area Discovery Museum is about a 5-minute walk, and the Golden Gate Bridge about 18 minutes on foot.
Check-in starts at 4:00 PM and check-out is by noon. Please bring a photo ID and credit card. Cavallo Point opened as a hotel in 2008 across 142 rooms in two styles, historic Army-post buildings and contemporary lodge buildings. The Historic category puts you in one of the landmark buildings around the parade ground, part of a National Register of Historic Places district.
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