Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco

Occupying floors 5 to 17 of a skyscraper, this exclusive award-winning hotel is ideally located on Market Street and only a stone's throw from Union Square.

The Hotel's 277 guest rooms, including 46 suites, are generously sized and exude a warm classic yet contemporary residential feel. The building features floor-to-ceiling windows that showcase stunning views of the city or Yerba Buena Gardens. From the street-level lobby, take the lift to the vast Sports Club/LA where you have free access to the junior Olympic pool, full-size indoor basketball court, and the rest of the magnificent facilities, classes and spa services.

Families are very well catered for at the hotel with a dedicated children's check in desk upon arrival, a kids club which runs in the summer months, children's in-room amenities and interconnecting rooms available. However, luxurious accommodations and surroundings ensure there is no compromise on quality.

Once you have explored the city by day, retreat for a pampering treatment in the spa, a workout in the state-of-the-art fitness center or indulge in a cocktail or treat in the new MKT restaurant.

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.

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. San Francisco is incredibly easy to navigate by foot, bicycle, bus, trolley or taxi. It’s also a gateway to the nearby wine country of the Napa Valley.

In downtown San Francisco you can browse art galleries, visit bustling Chinatown, go to the Jazz quarter, visit the Academy of Sciences for the planetarium and aquarium, get a handle on the geography by climbing one of the city’s famed hills or take the cable car, go shopping in the fashion epi-center Union Square, board a bay cruise at Fisherman’s Wharf to take it all in from the water or book ahead to visit Alcatraz Island, take a stroll across the iconic Golden Gate Bridge and lunch in charming Sausalito.

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.

San Francisco is a year-round destination but has a cool maritime climate. In the summer, the city’s famous fog rolls in mornings and evenings, creating a misty chill in the air. Spring sees the end of the rainy season, and the city’s pretty-in-pink cherry blossom trees dot the landscape. In Fall Indian Summer comes to San Francisco, bringing warm, dry days with plenty of sunshine. The very best time of year is August to October when temperatures are at their highest and days are often sunny.