JW Marriott San Francisco Union Square
Lower Nob Hill, San Francisco
“Soaring Portman atrium retreat”
Vibe
Glass elevators glide through a soaring travertine atrium crowned with geometric skylights and elevated interior bridges.
“Soaring Portman atrium retreat”
A soaring 21-story John Portman atrium featuring geometric skylights, travertine pillars, and panoramic glass elevators.
A third-floor terrace lounge and bar serving evening craft cocktails beneath the towering atrium.
Spacious guest rooms fitted with marble soaking tubs, evening turndown service, and plush pillowtop bedding.
Just off Union Square, one block from cable cars and theater district stages.
Rooms
Marble bathrooms feature deep separate soaking tubs and step-in showers, with upper-floor rooms framing glimpses of the city skyline.
Backstory
Architect John Portman opened the building in 1987 as The Portman Hotel, showcasing his signature monumental vertical atrium architecture.
Eat & drink
Level III pours Napa wines and craft cocktails beneath the atrium skylights alongside seasonal, locally sourced California dishes.
The neighborhood
Cable car lines rumble just a block away, placing Union Square shopping and historic theater district stages within easy reach.
The app
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