Relax and rejuvenate while enjoying the hotel's stunning water and city views, onsite spa with rooftop soaking tubs as well as signature Americano Restaurant & Bar.
This is a luxurious hotel that has the most scenic views over the San Francisco Bay and Bay Bridge. Its location gives guests an easy access to the popular Union Square and Financial District. Since 1991, when renovations took place, the property is one of the most preferred hotels for stay in San Francisco.
The highest hotel in San Francisco located on the top 11 floors of a 48-story tower. Beside the breathtaking views the property features exclusive accommodations with fashionable furniture and variety of business facilities.
The Clancy, Autograph Collection, is a recently opened hotel located in San Francisco's SoMa neighborhood. Conveniently situated within walking distance of various attractions, the hotel caters to business, family and pet-friendly guests. The Clancy features a fitness center, indoor and outdoor event spaces, a unique art collection and Radiator Coffee Salon and Seven Square Taproom, which serves locally sourced ingredients. The hotel also offers Yappy Hour menu for pets and over 8,000 square feet of meeting space, ideal for hosting various events. Designed to take guests on a journey through the streets of San Francisco, The Clancy promises to deliver an experience that is "Exactly Like Nothing Else".
Omni San Francisco Hotel is a luxurious urban retreat located in downtown San Francisco, offering a prime location on the historic California cable car line, within walking distance of popular landmarks. The hotel's amenities include a business center, fitness center and even a shoe shine service for select guests. The 362 guest rooms and suites offer a sophisticated blend of classic elegance and modern luxury, with marble bathrooms, plush bedding and tech features such as Chromecast and on-demand movies. Overall, the hotel is perfect for guests of all ages and backgrounds, offering a multilingual staff and Omni Kids Crew program.
