Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco at Embarcadero

Everything about the stay was first class. We checked in early and and our room was ready. McKenzie was friendly and very helpful at check-in. Our room was clean and beautifully maintained. We frequented the bar downstairs each night of our stay and were treated like royalty by our host Bryce and by our servers Kabin and Anton. To sum up, our stay was outstanding and I'd highly recommend this property to anyone visiting San Francisco,

Everything is amazing here! Top notch

Excellent location, helpful staff, and great room

The staff was friendly, and the place was very clean. It’s also conveniently located near everything. However, parking can be a bit pricey.

Exceptional

The service was superb

Outstanding!

Exceptional

High recommend! Have stayed many times.

Exceptional

Excellent hotel and rooms, poor front disk service.

Rooms are beautiful and comfortable Not much of a lobby, but that’s not a big deal. I would probably also go elsewhere for breakfast

Overall, had a very great experience at this hotel the cleaning staff came twice a day and organize everything very well. The views were beautiful and it is only five minutes driving from the peers. It is also very close to a lot of attractions. Personally, I used waymo the whole time I was in San Francisco and I didn’t have any problems using them. They were very fast. The most I had to wait was about 15 minutes for one.

This hotel is absolutely stunning. The way you’re greeted from the moment you walk into the door to valet bringing up your car, having it all loaded & leaving waters inside for when you leave is stellar service. We will definitely be back!

Superb

Amazing view of the San Francisco Bay.

Amazing stay at this property. Helpful, polite, welcoming staff. Excellent food, clean rooms, comfortable bedding, beautiful views. If in SF again will rebook at this property.

Pleasant

The views from the hotel are absolutely spectacular. Honestly, the best sightseeing tour in San Francisco may simply be to stay at this hotel, go up to your room, and look at the city from above. From the upper floors, you get a breathtaking 360-degree feeling of San Francisco: the bay, the skyline, the hills, the bridges, and all the beauty that still makes this city unique. The location is very convenient, the service is very good, the rooms are clean and comfortable, and the overall experience once you are upstairs is excellent. The moment you enter a bright room on a high floor and see San Francisco through the window, your mood changes completely. If the city looks a little tired from the street, from the Four Seasons it suddenly becomes cinematic again. There are, however, a few strange details. The restaurant downstairs is rather limited, with a modest menu, and the ground floor, including the reception area, feels quite dark and gloomy — almost as if the hotel is trying to test your optimism before rewarding you with the view upstairs. The first impression downstairs is not as inspiring as the hotel deserves. My advice: do not have breakfast downstairs. Order breakfast to your room, sit by the window, and enjoy the view. That is where the hotel becomes truly special. Some service details are also a little surprising. For example, if you want to celebrate something around noon, you may discover that the bartender only starts working at 3 p.m. Apparently, even cocktails in San Francisco now need a late start. But these are small details compared with the main advantage of the hotel: the view is simply outstanding. Once you are in your room, looking out over San Francisco, it b The restaurant and services at the ground floor. Not cozy restaurant with lack of services

Four Seasons San Francisco is probably one of the best ways to experience San Francisco — especially these days, when the city itself feels strangely half-empty and a little asleep. The views from the hotel are absolutely spectacular. Honestly, the best sightseeing tour in San Francisco may simply be to stay at this hotel, go up to your room, and look at the city from above. From the upper floors, you get a breathtaking 360-degree feeling of San Francisco: the bay, the skyline, the hills, the bridges, and all the beauty that still makes this city unique. The location is very convenient, the service is very good, the rooms are clean and comfortable, and the overall experience once you are upstairs is excellent. The moment you enter a bright room on a high floor and see San Francisco through the window, your mood changes completely. If the city looks a little tired from the street, from the Four Seasons it suddenly becomes cinematic again. There are, however, a few strange details. The restaurant downstairs is rather limited, with a modest menu, and the ground floor, including the reception area, feels quite dark and gloomy — almost as if the hotel is trying to test your optimism before rewarding you with the view upstairs. The first impression downstairs is not as inspiring as the hotel deserves. My advice: do not have breakfast downstairs. Order breakfast to your room, sit by the window, and enjoy the view. That is where the hotel becomes truly special. Some service details are also a little surprising. For example, if you want to celebrate something around noon, you may discover that the bartender only starts working at 3 p.m. Apparently, even cocktails in San Francisco now need a late start. But these are small details compared with the main advantage of the hotel: the view is simply outstanding. Once you are in your room, looking out over San Francisco, it b The restaurant and services at the ground floor. Not cozy restaurant with lack of services