Romantic Couples, Travelers On Weekend Getaways And Other Visitors
To The City By The Bay Couldn't Find A Better Location Than The Downtown
Palace Hotel Near The Financial District, Chinatown, Union Square's
High-end Shopping And Fisherman's Wharf. The Palace Is About Five
Miles From The Golden Gate Bridge And Park And 15 Miles From San Francisco
International Airport.
The Palace Hotel, Housed In An 125-Year-old Landmark Building, Is
Fully Restored Right Down To The Shiny Doorknobs And Mosaic Tiles
In The Restaurants. Crowned By A Dome Of Stained Glass And Shimmering
Chandeliers, The Garden Court Is Popular For Afternoon High Tea. The
Hotel's Kyo-ya, One Of The City's Premier Japanese Restaurants, Serves
Sushi, Sashimi And Traditional Japanese Cuisine. Guests Can Also Enjoy
Innovative California Cuisine In Maxfield's Restaurant, With Such
Delectables As Parish Pot Roast, Roasted Muscovy Duck Breast And Seared
Monkfish Medallions. Guests Can Visit The Hotel's Pied Piper For After-dinner
Drinks And Live Jazz Underneath The Famous Maxfield Parrish Mural,
"The Pied Piper Of Hamelin." The Palace Also Features
A Fitness Center, Health Spa, Sky-lit Pool, Personalized Fitness
And Yoga Sessions, And Massages. Other Amenities Include Airport
Transportation, Ballroom, Banquet Facilities And Event Catering,
Limousine And Town Car Service, And A 53,000-Square-feet Conference
Center With Business Center.
The Eight-story San Francisco Hotel's 552 Guestrooms And 34 Suites
Feature 14-Foot Ceilings, Mahogany Furnishings, Executive-style
Desks, 24-Hour Room Service, High-speed Internet Access, Safes,
Refrigerators, Premium Bedding, Bathrobes, And Windows That Open
To Let In The Cool Breezes.
This Historic Hotel, Whose Famous Denizens Range From Oscar Wilde
To Enrico Caruso, Was One Of The Country's First Luxury Hotels.
Painstaking Restoration Returned The Grand Dame To White-gloved
Glamour, Where High Society Hobnobs With Business Travelers, Local
Power Players And Vacationers Over High Tea And Jazz. |
