Mandarin Oriental, San Francisco
San Francisco, United States
Mandarin Oriental, San Francisco
222 Sansome Street, San Francisco, United States
Ranking: Mandarin Oriental, San Francisco is ranked 2nd out of 259 accommodation options available in San Francisco.
Classification: 5 Star Hotel
[TotalHotelMessages=1{Message#1: Renovation of Mandarin Oriental, San Francisco will take place from January 14, 2012 to May 2012. The hotel will become a smoke-free environment, adding to the enjoyment of guests. The renovation will include a redesign of the lobby, restaurant, and guestrooms. All will be completed by the end of May 2012. During the renovation, the hotel will be temporarily closed from March 11, 2012 and will reopen on April 9, 2012. The hotel is unable to honor reservations during this period of time. Lobby and ArrivalOn January 14, 2012 the hotel will open a temporary lobby while the main lobby undergoes a redesign that will make it one of the most luxurious spaces in downtown San Francisco. Rooms and SuitesAs work begins on a floor, the floors immediately above and below will be sealed off, containing sound and any possible disruption. New rooms will be available for reservation from April 2012, with all redesigns completed by the end of May. This schedule is an estimation and unforeseen circumstances could alter this timetable.}][Description: From beatniks and books to Chinatown; Bayside brunch in Sausalito to delicatessens in Little Italy; San Francisco has embraced many cultures and counter cultures. This diversity is evident in the distinctly different neighborhoods that make up this relatively small peninsular, flanked by bay and Pacific Ocean. There are only 800,000 citizens of San Francisco. Of course much of the city is familiar from the cinema screen, in particular the iconic images of the Golden Gate Bridge, car chases up and down the rollercoaster streets, elegant mansions on Pacific Heights and the bay views. The character of the city is more genteel than New York and more modest than LA which makes it a relaxed pleasure to explore and there is plenty to do and see. Towering above downtown the 151 rooms have stupendous views of the citys-ns iconic sights, from the Golden Gate Bridge to San Francisco Bay. At street level, key business and leisure destinations are all nearby. Mandarin Oriental, San Francisco is a fine luxury hotel offering legendary service and legendary views.]
