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Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco at Embarcadero

Physical Features

Total Number of Rooms: 155

Number of Stories:

Design Aesthetic:

Contemporary design inspired by key moments in the region’s history and symbols of San Francisco itself
New natural wood floors, modern furnishings, a warm palette of textures with surprising splashes of colour, deep soaking tubs and flexible floor plans allow guests to truly make themselves at home
Large windows frame the stunning panoramic views of the San Francisco Bay, Golden Gate Bridge, Bay Bridge, Transamerica Pyramid, and downtown skyline landmarks
Spacious, spa-like bathrooms with branded amenities

Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill

Interior Designer: Marzipan

History:

The building was originally built in 1987
Westbrook Partners purchased the Hotel in May 2019 and following renovations, was newly opened under the Four Seasons brand in 2020

Location:

Remarkable central location on Sansome and California Street in the Financial District (FiDi)
Steps from the California cable car route and local transportation
Just a short walk from global businesses, Michelin-starred restaurants, Jackson Square Shops, the Embarcadero waterfront and the Ferry Building, as well as interesting neighbourhoods such as North Beach and Chinatown
20-minute drive from San Francisco International Airport (SFO)

Dining

Restaurant: Orafo

Concept: Located on the ground floor lobby level, Orafo offers a California-Italian-inspired menu that pays homage to Italy’s regional specialties - drawing inspiration from Tuscany and Calabria – featuring housemade pastas and a fresh take on classic dishes showcasing authentic ingredients overnighted from Italy as well as Northern California’s abundant, local produce and seafood.
On the Menu: Orafo is open daily from breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Seating: 118
Design: Designed by luxury design firm, Marzipan, the space features well-appointed interiors with ornate metallic detailing, distinctive industrial-style lighting, velvet and leather seating, and bronze fixtures and finishes; several intimate vignette spaces are ideal for indulging in cocktails and bites, dinners with friends and loved ones, and celebratory gatherings surrounded by fun, shareable plates

In Room Dining

Nearby Dining

The Financial District has a variety of some of the city’s oldest restaurants, new fast casual spots, and elegant fine dining options; nearby Ferry Building also houses an array of local restaurants and vendors; every Tuesday and Saturday a farmer’s market spans the exterior of the waterfront building

Leisure and Recreation

Fitness Facilities

Located on the 3rd floor
A state-of-the-art gym with the latest cardio and strength training equipment by Precor and Hoist Fitness
Natural light with large windows spans its length and overlooks Sansome Street and the Financial District

Nearby Activities

Ride the iconic cable cars, with the California Street line steps from the Hotel; it connects with the Powell-Hyde line, known for its scenic route and stop at the Crookedest Street in the World, Lombard Street
Boutique shopping trips to Jackson Square, Maiden Lane, and luxury retailers around Union Square
Culinary delights and twice-weekly farmer’s market at the Ferry Building
Ferry ride across the bay to Angel Island, Sausalito, Alameda or Oakland
Sports and entertainment at Chase Center and Oracle Park
Photo walking tour of San Francisco landmarks with a local professional photographer
Art and cultural museums in SoMa including the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA)
Endless urban parks, including Salesforce Park with their rooftop gardens, and Crissy Field with views of Golden Gate Bridge

Special Features

Sky Bridges on most of the guest room floors offer guests a panoramic view of the Bay and city; while one Sky Bridge features a fun interactive experience called Eye Spy from the Sky
Commissioned sculpture Ohlone by Guy Dill located in the lobby

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