Starting Rate: $252 Priced recently for Aug 3 - Aug 4, 2013
Stunning 32 storey views and modern elegance come together at this San Francisco luxury hotel overlooking the Bay Area. Impressive in every detail, Luce, our Michelin-rated restaurant serves New American Cuisine thats a gastronomic delight. Floor-to-ceiling windows let light flood into luxury suites and 10 spa treatment rooms offer an urban retreat. The hotel is located in San Franciscos downtown district, with the citys finest museums and upscale shopping within walking distance.
Check In: 3:00 PM
Check Out: 12:00 PM
Currency:American Dollars
Floors: 33
Rooms: 550
Suites: 14
Year Opened: 2008
Time Zone: GMT
This Michelin rated hotel restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner in a sleek, urban setting just off of the main lobby is the stage for artisanal California cuisine with world influences. Created with high-end, sustainable and seasonal ingredients,
Located in the heart of Downtown San Francisco in the newly renovated Mint Plaza, Chez Papa serves award-winning French cuisine showcasing the freshest seasonal ingredients prepared with great attention to detail and balance. Enjoy regional French cuisine
Two gentlemen from Sicily opened this standout Italian restaurant last year in the trendy Mint Plaza, featuring food from Tuscany and Umbria. Imported Italian and local ingredients mixes SF and the old world. The pasta here is made in-house, and if you d
Chef Frederick Ola offers San Francisco Bistro Cuisine in a modern, hip setting. A gourmet lounge that is a local favorite. Located just around the corner, it s has a convenient location and convenient hours; it s open for lunch and open until at least 1
LuLu's offers a seasonal Provencal style menu featuring wood fired oven, rotisserie and grilled specialties. The 'family-style' cuisine is served in an impressive warehouse dining space. LuLu features an award-winning wine list and a wine bar offering ove
Peter Fang is a gracious host at his new upscale venue here in SOMA. Many traditional Chinese dishes grace the menu, plus old family recipes that he has reinvented. Because they use local fresh ingredients, the menu changes often. Don t be surprised if P
Local San Francisco celebrity chef Bradley Ogden opened this restaurant in the San Francisco just behind the hotel, and it s more than just a steak house. Because this restaurant is run by a chef, not just a butcher, everything on the menu is worth a tast
Great Italian food served in a trattoria setting close to the hotel. Excellent pasta, meat and fish dishes made with fresh, local ingredients; and a Roman style pizza that will make your mouth water. A bottle of wine, tiramisu and an espresso later and y
Located on the lobby level, Bar 888 offers one of the finest selections of grappa and grappa cocktails in the country. Offering over 120 hand-selected grappas to taste, Bar 888 also offers an innovative selection of grappa-based cocktails, along with a ca
Indoor pool
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Children's program - Yerba Buena Gardens, Children's Creativity Museum, Fisherman's Wharf.
It's just a 10-minute walk to Union Square's Maiden Lane, where before the 1906 earthquakes, maidens could be found offering their services. Now days you ll find maidens of a different sort looking for the latest in art and fashion. This is where you'll
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art is a dynamic center for modern and contemporary art. The Museum strives to engage and inspire a diverse range of audiences by pursuing an innovative program of exhibitions, education, publications, and fun. This one
The Conservatory of Flowers is a large botanical greenhouse in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park, constructed in 1878. It houses an important collection of exotic plants. They even have an above ground giant lily pad pond with a clear plastic wall so you c
The Golden Gate Bridge was the longest suspension bridge span in the world when it was completed during the year 1937, and has become an internationally recognized symbol of San Francisco and California. If you visit on the weekend, take a tour of Fort Po
It's as if the new Academy brings the whole universe under one roof , and a living roof at that! There s an aquarium, a planetarium, a natural history museum and a rain forest! The deepest coral reef exhibit in the world, a towering T-Rex skeleton, a colo
Alamo Square Park sits atop of a hill overlooking much of San Francisco, with a number of architecturally distinctive mansions along the perimeter. A row of Victorian houses facing the park on Steiner Street, known as the Painted Ladies, are often shown
Cotton candy, snow cones, and carousels are part of the Carnival atmosphere that make Pier 39 a top tourist destination. There s the Aquarium by the Bay, Ripley s Believe It or Not Museum, the Wax Museum, boat cruises of the bay, tall masted sailing ships
Get a split of champagne and come to the top of Telegraph Hill. The view from the parking lot here is spectacular, and the art deco murals on the inside of the tower are worth a look, too. Approach the hill via Filbert St., but try walking back down using
This is the Departure Point for Alcatraz Ferries. Alcatraz is THE most popular tourist destination in town, and you MUST buy tickets in advance, sometimes a week or more during summer. Buy them online at alcatrazcruises.com, the only official vendor. They
The Exploratorium is a museum in San Francisco full of hundreds of hands-on exhibits, most of them made on-site, that mix science and art. Kids will have fun and learn something, too. Right next door is the Palace of Fine Arts, a beautiful example of Beau
San Francisco's landmark art museum showcases priceless collections of American art from the 17th through the 20th centuries, and art of the native Americas, Africa, and the Pacific. More than just paintings and photographs, you ll find chairs, evening g
Union Square is 'Downtown', the hotel, theater, restaurant, and shopping center of the city. This is the heart of The City. From here you can see cable cars, steep hills, chic cafes, grand hotels, fashionable departments stores, and throngs of shoppers ta
We have one of the world's largest Chinatowns, and the famous Chinatown Gate is just a 15 minute walk from our hotel. You can stroll along Grant St. for gifts and jewelry, wind down Clay and Jackson Streets for restaurants, and head up to Stockton St. for
Everyone who comes to San Francisco wants to ride a cable car, and usually there is a long line in front of you. Try boarding a couple blocks up the road from the turnaround at the next stop, and just buy your ticket onboard. If you want to see how they w
Twin Peaks is the highest point in The City. The view from here is spectacular, and it's a good thing, too; you won't find much else up here except weeds and the occasional coyote. But on a clear day, your view is only limited by your eyesight. If you don
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