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Four Seasons San Francisco

San Francisco, CA • Market Street • SPLURGE

avg. $402 / night

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At a glance

A 2001 mixed-use tower with sleek architectural detailing, California-minimalist rooms, and wood-paneled dining spaces.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and business travelers

Highlights:

  • Late-1990s tower architecture with polished steel porte-cochère
  • 277 rooms with grass-cloth wallcoverings and marble-topped brass nightstands
  • Wood-paneled restaurant and bar with coffered ceilings
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PB hotel design editorial

Fitted into the base of a mid-rise tower at 757 Market Street, where San Francisco's Financial District shoulders into the retail corridor south of Union Square, the Four Seasons San Francisco opened in 2001 as part of a mixed-use development that also houses the Museum of Modern Art's former satellite spaces and private residences above. The porte-cochère visible in the images captures the building's architectural register precisely — polished steel cladding on the canopy columns, a curving soffit panelled in brushed metal, and uplighting that gives the arrival sequence a sleek, corporate-civic confidence more common to late-1990s tower architecture than to traditional hotel placemaking. Inside, the 277 rooms and suites were conceived with a restrained California palette: the guest rooms show grass-cloth-effect wallcoverings, leather bench seating, geometric carpet in blue and grey, and brass-accented nightstands topped in white marble, the whole calibrated to suggest a well-edited private apartment rather than a conventional hotel room. The dining spaces lean into a warmer, more enveloping register. The restaurant interior deploys warm-toned hardwood panelling, deeply curved leather banquettes, and a coffered ceiling rhythm broken by cylindrical pendant lights — a room that draws on the American steakhouse tradition without quite committing to it. The bar carries the same wood-forward approach, its coffered ceiling fitted with mercury-glass dome pendants and the tables surfaced in veined rose marble, the effect closer to a private club than a hotel lounge.

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About

At the epicentre of San Francisco stands the city's iconic hotel, where business ideas emerge, loved ones connect and life's most important celebrations happen. When you're not shopping at Union Square, enjoying the city's diverse culinary scene or exploring one of the Bay Area's top attractions, unwind in our newly renovated guest rooms, designed to represent the natural beauty of San Francisco's fog, redwood trees and ocean. Achieve a new level of wellness at the city's top health club, then savour elevated California cuisine at MKT Bar or from the comfort of your very own guest room or suite.

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Four Seasons San Francisco Reviews

2,168 reviews

"Stayed over July 4th. In a superior room, window view of skyline and harbor, very impressive cityscape that we saw day and night. Rooms were nicely furnished, bed outstanding. TV on far right wall that was hard to watch from bed, bed, but hey, in front of the bed were those windows, so options for tv placement were limited. Tub with shower although shower was small. Water pressure excellent. As far as service, not a single glitch to complain about, and I love to complain in these reviews. The restaurant food, MKT, was over prepared, I would eat elsewhere. There are many SF options close by at MKT prices. Small things like free in-room coffee. Don’t use the bar or food. I paid 10 dollars for 1 Kind bar. My bad. Hotel location near everything including SF MOMA which is a must see. A great 5 star option in SF option even considering the price."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 09, 2026

"Great location, nice property, lovely room and staff. In addition, the restaurant was great for breakfast and had fantastic steaks. Room service was quick and there is a great Equinox in the building. A fantastic experience."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 04, 2026

"If possible, I’d give this hotel 6 stars. A terrific experience end-to-end. Been awhile since last visit but doorman remembered us. Check in was fast and easy. Room was spotless, maintained 2x daily by thorough housekeeping team [don’t forget to tip the hardest working folks in the hotel  ] Bathroom has a tub, shower stall, 2 sinks and separate toilet room. Water pressure is full so showers are quick. Mini bar with pod coffee maker. Very quiet despite center city location- we slept like babies. Plenty of outlets and a charging cord for your use while there. MKT restaurant is consistently good. Climate control is simple and works well in San Francisco's unpredictable weather. Every morning they stock complimentary coffee & tea station in the lobby with rotating muffins assortment. First night I went to the attached Equinox’s hot water dispenser to make herbal tea; then we realized they also offer complimentary tea nightly. One of the hotel’s best perks is free access to huge Equinox Sports Club downstairs. Equinox’s 3 floors offer weights, every machine you could imagine from ellipticals and treadmills to Soulcycles & stairmasters, 25 yard salt water lap pool, spa, steam room, sauna, the works. Bellman came right up to get our luggage when we called. Check out was fast and easy, bill was spot on accurate."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 11, 2026

"Four Seasons San Francisco is really nice. Great service. Very well appointed. Recommended."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 31, 2026

"We stayed at the San Francisco Market Street One and had two rooms one for me and one for my son's family with a 16-month-old baby. We had a chef's table dinner with wine pairings. The food was good but tiny. And the wine was disproportionately a lot for the tiny dishes, my daughter-in-law got sick because there was not enough food and too much wine. I ordered a welcome package for both rooms and VIP fruits were standard apples and pears, grapes not other fruits which was disappointing. For my son’s room cheese platter was standard. Nothing special. Both the VIP fruits and cheese platter were expensive. I was expecting a bit more classy for 4 seasons. I would have expected a bit more upscale sheets and bathrobes. The bathrobes and towels were old. Nothing in the room was new! To get a 5-star room and service should be outstanding, unfortunately, it wasn't. I hope next time I am at Four Seasons the room will be better."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jan 03, 2026

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