 Nob Hill Peak Experience
Well-dressed people stepping out with purpose
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A haven for heads of state, celebrities and world travelers, the prestigious Huntington Hotel is one of San Francisco's most discreet cultural landmarks.
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One
of San Francisco's most beloved hotels, The Huntington Hotel & Nob Hill Spa beautifully captures the flair of this city. We love the steep,
foggy hills, culture oozing from every corner and well-dressed
people stepping out with purpose. It's so much more urban than Los Angeles.
The
discreet Huntington has drawn heads of state, celebs and world
travelers to its prestigious address on Nob Hill since 1924.
It is a fine place: Guests are greeted with formal tea or coffee
service. Before you head out again—you're just three blocks
from Chinatown, four blocks from the theater district and the
cable cars stop right at the door—you must take in the
amazing views of the skyline, Grace Cathedral, Huntington Park,
and the Bay.
Or
stay in and unwind in the antique-strewn and Feng Shui arranged Nob Hill Spa for dreamy treatments such as a Green Tea Anti-Oxidant Bath, Soothing
Ginseng Milk Bath or Blue Cypress Herbal Wrap. Eighteen-foot
high windows with spectacular views of the city skyline surround
the infinity indoor pool. Add to that complimentary Champagne as you enjoy an Ayurvedic treatment or at least indulge in the
Champagne facial.
Built
in 1924, the Georgian-style 12 story brick structure features
135 guest rooms and suites, all with views. Guests enjoy twice-daily
maid service, nightly turndown, valet laundry service, complimentary
access to the spa, the business center and complimentary chauffeured
sedan service from the hotel to the Financial District and Union
Square.
The Big 4 Restaurant serves robust contemporary American cuisine.
It was named after the great railroad barons of the Central
Pacific Line, Charles Crocker, Leland Stanford, Mark Hopkins,
and C.P. Huntington and we imagine it matches these magnates'
large appetites. It is known locally as "the place"
for the power lunch. We hear locals love the crab cakes and
occasional wild game dishes.
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