SAN FRANCISCO - eTradeWire -- Hotel Boheme has always been a safe haven for artists, writers and musicians. A recent guest of Hotel Boheme recalls his run-in with Allen Ginsberg at a Beatnik house-party in 1963. Allen Ginsberg was a frequent guest of Hotel Boheme – which has always upheld the bohemian virtues of truth, love and beauty. Hotel Boheme provides a place of inspiration and refuge for artists.

Located in the heart of North Beach above the fabulous Stella Bakery at 444 Columbus Ave.,  Hotel Boheme remains a landmark destination. Writers would often stay at Hotel Boheme due to its close proximity to City Lights Publishers.

"I don't remember who extended the invitation to the party [with Allen Ginsberg] to us, or even if we had an invitation at all", said local James Weston. "…but it was well worth remembering and, in my opinion, worth sharing."

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"Hotel Boheme is truly authentic", says Nick Homick, General Manager.  "We maintain the hotel as if one were stepping into another, more refined, era: rather than gimmicks and trendy amenities, we offer quality essentials – clean rooms, very comfortable beds, the highest quality linens, and friendly, welcoming staff.  Many things in our bespoke carefully curated rooms are handmade or antique, even our lampshades are custom.  We have the safest and very best location in all of San Francisco. Where Chinatown meets Little Italy, cultures collide, and art abounds". http://www.hotelboheme.com