Stay in the Heart of Downtown San Francisco at the Historic Westin St. Francis Hotel

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This past spring, the Westin St. Francis, in downtown San Francisco, announced the completion of an ambitious $20 million renovation of the Tower Building. The renovation was completed in anticipation of the hotel’s 110th anniversary as the “Grand Dame” of San Francisco. The renovated Tower Building is one of the tallest in Union Square, offering incredible views of the city.

A design team from the hotel’s parent company, Strategic Hotels & Resorts, set out to create a new vibe at the Westin St. Francis without disturbing the historical nature of the building. They have successfully created a fusion between old and new that combines the latest in technology with modern, contemporary style and amenities. Guests will see the dramatic changes right away in the color choices, local artwork, and furnishings.

Walking through the tower’s renovated corridors is an experience unto itself. Brand-new carpet paves the way for new wall coverings, ceiling pendants, furnishings, mirrors, and contemporary artwork. As you walk down the corridor, a building anticipation of what your room looks like is a natural reaction.

Hotel Accommodations

Westin St. Francis’ Tower Building boasts 569 guest rooms on 32 floors. The entire hotel property offers 1,195 guest rooms and 48 suites. Recently renovated rooms offer contemporary furnishings, floor-to-ceiling drapes, executive desks, and spacious bathrooms with marble vanities.

All guest rooms and suites come with a long list of amenities, including:

  • 250 thread count linens
  • complementary robes
  • private-label bath and beauty products
  • high-speed Internet
  • 37-inch LCD TV
  • writing desk and chair
  • in room bar
  • turn-down service

The hotel’s suites offer a full range of additional amenities designed to pamper the discriminating traveler. Among those amenities are semi-private entrances and accommodations that are more spacious.

Hotel Facilities

Your stay at the Westin St. Francis will be further enhanced by the facilities the hotel offers. For example, the main building features the St. Francis Renewal Spa & Westin Workout. This state-of-the-art facility combines the best in luxury spa treatments with a modern gym facility sporting all of the latest equipment. Both areas are complementary to hotel guests throughout their stays.

Hungry? Dine at one of the hotel’s restaurants, Michael Mina’s Bourbon Steak, or casual dining at The Oak Room. Also, try venturing out into the city streets for a true San Francisco experience. The location of the hotel in Union Square makes the most exciting downtown destinations easily accessible. Right outside the doors, guests have access to San Francisco’s historic cable car service, further expanding their access to the City by the Bay.

You may have been to the Westin St. Francis in the past; now it is time to see the new Westin St. Francis and the remodeled Tower Building. The hotel is your home away from home when you visit one of the most loved cities in the world. Westin St. Francis continues their commitment to providing world-class accommodations at the heart of San Francisco’s theater and arts district while honoring the property’s historic nature. Contact them directly to make your reservations today.

Night rates start at $200 per night.

San Francisco Westin St. Francis
www.westinstfrancis.com
335 Powell Street
San Francisco, California 94102

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