San Francisco
San Francisco's hills and bay create a distinctive setting for its closely packed neighborhoods. Architecture, dining and major cultural institutions give the city appeal beyond its landmarks.
Hotels in This Destination
The Clement is Palo Alto’s tiny all-inclusive luxury hotel, with only 23 suites, included meals and drinks, rooftop leisure and unusually personalized service beside Stanford.
Four Seasons San Francisco at Embarcadero is a 155-room sky retreat on the top 11 floors of a Financial District landmark, delivering some of the city’s best Bay and bridge views.
Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco pairs unusually large downtown rooms with private access to a 127,000-square-foot Equinox club, 82-foot lap pool and prime Yerba Buena location.
Four Seasons Silicon Valley is a 200-room tech-corridor retreat near Stanford, pairing large work-friendly rooms with a rooftop pool, seven-room spa and newly refreshed suites.
Hotel Drisco is a quiet 1903 Edwardian hideaway in Pacific Heights, pairing residential rooms, heated bathroom floors and generous included hospitality with one of San Francisco’s most elegant neighborhoods.
Hotel Nikko San Francisco is a Japanese-influenced Union Square hotel with more than 500 rooms, a glass-enclosed indoor pool, substantial health club and strong access to downtown shopping and theaters.
JW Marriott San Francisco Union Square is a refined downtown hotel steps from Union Square, with spacious contemporary rooms, modern art, Level III dining and convenient access to Chinatown and the city's core.
San Francisco’s grand 1875 landmark pairs the spectacular glass-domed Garden Court, historic Pied Piper bar and a skylit indoor pool with a highly walkable downtown address.
Perched on a bluff above the Pacific, The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay pairs wild Northern California coastline with two championship golf courses, fire pits, strong dining and a Five-Star resort atmosphere.
Inside a 1909 Neoclassical landmark atop Nob Hill, The Ritz-Carlton, San Francisco combines classic city grandeur, spacious blue-and-gray rooms and a strong Club experience steps from cable cars and Chinatown.
Kelly Wearstler transforms a historic flatiron building on Market Street into 131 maximalist rooms and suites, with standout rooftop cocktails at Charmaine’s and a design identity unlike any other San Francisco luxury hotel.
Beside SFMOMA in SoMa, The St. Regis San Francisco combines newly reimagined rooms with a 9,000-square-foot two-level spa, indoor infinity pool and a polished cultural-district address.