The Palace Hotel in San Francisco has named its first female general manager in its 150-year history. The appointment comes as the historic hotel celebrates a century and a half of operation.
Historic Appointment at a Landmark Property
Claudia Bertolino has taken on the role of general manager at the Palace Hotel, becoming the first woman to hold the position since the hotel opened in 1875. Bertolino brings more than 25 years of experience in the hospitality industry to her new role.
“It is an honor to lead such an iconic property, especially as it celebrates this significant milestone,” Bertolino said. “I look forward to continuing the legacy of excellence that the Palace Hotel is known for.”
Legacy of the Palace Hotel
The Palace Hotel has played host to numerous notable guests and events since its opening. The property is recognized for its historic architecture and has long been a fixture in San Francisco’s hospitality landscape.
Throughout its 150 years, the hotel has undergone several renovations and restorations, maintaining its reputation as a premier destination for travelers and locals alike.
Looking Ahead
Bertolino’s appointment coincides with the hotel’s anniversary celebrations. She stated that her focus will be on preserving the hotel’s storied past while ensuring it continues to meet the needs of modern guests.
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