Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco

In the Yerba Buena cultural district, two blocks from Union Square, The Four Seasons San Francisco is an award-winning hotel with restaurant MKT, premier fitness complex & Olympic pool and elegant guest rooms.

277 guest rooms and suites with floor-to-ceiling windows. All bathrooms are oversized with large marble bathrooms with deep soaking tubs, glass-encased showers and a separate WC. Deluxe-view rooms offer panoramic views of San Francisco from the advantage of the 11th - 17th floors.

The Four Seasons San Francisco welcomes families and has childproofed rooms available upon request. All Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts makes no additional charge for children 18 years and under occupying the same guest room with parents or guardians. There is also a babysitting service available and a children's check-in desk on arrival in summer months.

Take advantage of 127,000 square feet of sports, fitness and wellness resources overlooking Market Street at Equinox Sports Club. Featuring a Sauna, steam room, weight training and studio classes. There is also a basketball court and a junior Olympic sized swimming pool.

Please note the Equinox Sports Club welcomes guests aged 15 and older only. Any guests aged 15 to 17 must be accompanied by an adult.

MKT Restaurant focuses on California's bountiful produce and decor harks back to the days of printing presses on Market Street with its brass detailing and dark oak floors. Unwind over cocktails at the MKT Bar and be sure to splurge with a dinner reservation. Executive Chef Mark Richardson cooks up a clever California-inspired menu with small plates from flat breads and crab fritters to scallops and steaks from local Brandt Farms.

San Francisco, the West Coast’s unpretentious culture capital offers world-class restaurants, including 17 Michelin-starred eateries within city limits, as well as museums and shopping. Cavallo Point is ideally located to explore the city with the complimentary shuttle which runs to and from San Francisco. San Francisco is easy to navigate by foot, bicycle, bus, trolley or taxi. It’s also a gateway to the nearby wine country of Napa Valley and to Muir Woods to see the giant Redwood trees. 

In downtown San Francisco you can browse art galleries, visit bustling Chinatown, climb one of the city’s famed hills, take a trip on one of the iconic cable cars, go shopping in Union Square, board a bay cruise at Fisherman’s Wharf, visit the noisy Sea Lions at Pier 39 or book ahead to visit Alcatraz Island.

• Bespoke Tour of San Francisco

  Explore the city-by-the-bay on a bespoke tour. Visit some of the San Francisco's most iconic and famous landmarks including Union Square, Fisherman's Wharf and Golden Gate Bridge. Tailored to your preferences, the experience will be highly customised.

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• Catch a Baseball Game

  Sports fan or not, you can't help but enjoy the ballpark; it's an experience so quintessentially American. Chow down on dogs and beer, hear the barrel organ fire up the crowd and cry "Outta Sight" as a 'homer' is hit.

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• Cycle over the Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito

  Hire a bike and cycle over the iconic Golden Gate Bridge from Fisherman's Wharf to charming Sausalito, perched on the hillside between the Bay and the Marin Headlands, or for the really energetic keep pedalling to Tiburon for lunch at Sam's!

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• Explore Alcatraz Island

  Yes it’s touristy, but it’s hard not to be excited as you ride across the choppy waters of San Francisco Bay to Alcatraz Island. Along with a historical prison tour, Alcatraz offers a working lighthouse, tide pools, a fort, gardens and epic city views.

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• Feel small among the Redwoods

  Getting into the redwood forest has been likened to visiting a great cathedral. The redwood forests of cool northern California are a reminder that we are just passing through. Easiest to access are Muir Woods near San Francisco.

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• North Beach Food Tour

  Join this 3-hour tour that explores the Italian restaurant scene and Barbary coast. Visit hidden tunnels where booze was brought during prohibition and the coast's oldest pizza oven. Small group tour with 4 stops.

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• Pier 39 - Sealions and Submarines

  Ever since fisherman first hauled out of Pier 39, sea lions have bellyflopped on the docks. More marine life can be seen at the Aquarium of the Bay, while street performers, fairground rides and an array of boat trips on the Bay thrill visitors.

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• San Francisco Private Food Tour

  This private tour is an unique, behind the scenes tour of San Francisco's most fabulous and authentic dining experiences where with an expert's guidance you will discover local cuisine and explore San Francisco along the way.

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• Universal Studios Hollywood

  Located at one of the world's oldest running movie studios, Universal is a must for most children and adults in touch with their inner-child. Allow a full day to take in a studio tour, 3-D movies, movie-inspired rides and action packed re-enactments.

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Union Square, San Francisco, California, United States of America

Located on the busy Market Street in the heart of the city, the main entrance is located at 217 Stevenson Street, which is accessed from Third Street.

How to get there

11-hour 15-minute direct flight from London to San Francisco, with British Airways or Virgin Atlantic. The drive from the airport to the Four Seasons is 30-minutes.