Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco at Embarcadero
San Francisco
MICHELIN Guide · Forbes Travel Guide
“…it occupies the top floors of the 345 California Center. It’s satisfyingly high-end and impressively full of modern and contemporary art — and the views of the near skyline and the distant Golden Gate Bridge are spectacular.”
Vibe
Glass skybridges float high above the Financial District, connecting twin towers that hold San Francisco's most elevated hotel rooms.
“Sky-high bay sanctuary”
Evening turndown, deep soaking tubs framing bay panoramas, and customized concierge arrangements across the city.
Glass skybridges connecting upper tower floors offer dramatic aerial perspectives across the downtown skyline.
Guestrooms feature bespoke California art and curated wine lists highlighting nearby Napa and Sonoma valleys.
In the Financial District on Sansome Street, a short walk from the Embarcadero and Chinatown.
Rooms
Deep soaking tubs frame bridge-to-bridge panoramas from upper floors, paired with bespoke California art and crisp, quiet residential interiors.
Backstory
Designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill in 1986, the building tilts its top eleven floors forty-five degrees toward the bay.
Eat & drink
Ground-floor Orafo draws on the city's Gold Rush heritage, serving California-Italian dishes alongside local Napa and Sonoma wines.
The neighborhood
Set at Sansome and California, cable cars rumble past the corner while Chinatown and the Embarcadero waterfront sit nearby.
“Walking into the intimate lobby of Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco at Embarcadero is like entering a sleek sanctuary. The bustle of downtown fades away in the quiet round room filled with white marble, bright lighting and a pleasant aroma.”
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