Elevate your Stay in the Heart of San Francisco at Hotel Nikko

We do not require proof of vaccination.

Currently, San Francisco doesn’t mandate vaccinations for children under 12 years old, therefore no proof of vaccination is required in children under 12.

Hotel Nikko does not currently require vaccination proof for any guests, adults or children.

Breakfast: Monday - Friday 7am to 10:30am

Saturday: 7am - 12pm, Lunch & Afternoon Tea 11am-1pm

Sunday: 7am - 10:30am, Brunch & Afternoon Tea: 11am-1pm

You'll find one of the best restaurants in the Union Square area right here at ANZU, an Asian-influenced eatery serving California cuisine that locals and visitors love. ANZU is now open for indoor dinning with limited seating every week Wednesday through Saturday from 5 pm to 9 pm.

One of many local and traveler's favorites is Fog Harbor Fish House, located on Pier 39, offering beautiful views of the San Francisco Bay and Golden Gate Bridge, fresh sustainable seafood and meats, and seasonal specials. Other local favorites include Scoma's, located on Pier 47, where pacific seafood is caught and delivered fresh off the boat by local fisherman, and Franciscan Crab Restaurant, located on Pier 43 ½, offering superb seafood in a nautical-themed setting.

San Francisco has many restaurants and markets offering Dungeness Crab, including Crustacean, an Indochina-themed venue, Bobo's, a cozy masquerade-themed establishment, PPQ Dungeness Island, and Crabhouse at Pier 39 which offers waterfront views and various, locally-sourced Dungeness crab dishes. Markets include the nearby Seafood Center and Sun Fat Seafood Co.

Vegan restaurants within walking distance to Union Square include, Loving Hut, a counter-serve chain offering vegan fare, The Flying Falafel, a casual restaurant specializing in falafel sandwiches and housemade Mediterranean dishes, Bio Cafe, an organic French Cafe serving crepes and sandwiches with vegan options, and Thai Idea Vegetarian, serving meatless and vegan Thai.

San Francisco is known for its creative food trends and culinary character. Located on the San Francisco Bay, the city is famous for its Dungeness crab, cioppino, oysters, and clam chowder in a sourdough bread bowl. San Francisco is also known for its authentic Italian restaurants, Chinatown, Japanese eats, Anchor Steam Beer, and the Hangtown Fry, oysters and bacon cooked in an omelet.

Whether you’re indulging in a lavish brunch at Restaurant Anzu, savoring exquisite sushi and rare Japanese whiskeys at the sultry Kanpai Lounge, or unwinding with handcrafted cocktails and live entertainment into the night, Hotel Nikko San Francisco invites you to experience a world of elevated culinary moments—all under one sophisticated roof.

Hotel Nikko San Francisco is one of the most accommodating dogt-friendly hotels in the Bay Area. Our SF Union Square hotel offers dog friendly rooms and suites with amazing city views and dog beds, bowls, and treats at check-in. One of the original luxury dog friendly hotels in San Francisco, we feature a Pet Terrace with a dog run and play dates with our canine residents, Beau and Buster. Hotel Nikko is within walking distance of Union Square and several pet friendly parks and dog areas.

There are many things to do and see in San Francisco with your pet, from walking through Golden Gate Park to sightseeing around Union Square. San Francisco offers many dog-friendly attractions and landmarks, including Fisherman's Wharf, Golden Gate Bridge, Chinatown, Palace of Fine Arts, The Presidio, Crissy Field, and Ocean Beach.

San Francisco is a dog friendly city with many dog friendly parks, beaches, neighborhoods and recreation areas, including the Golden National Recreation Area, Union Square, Allyne Park, Baker Beach, Ocean Beach, Fisherman's Wharf, and Crissy Field / East Beach. San Francisco also offers several dog parks, including the Mission Bay Dog Park and the Fort Funston Doggie Beach.

The best time of year to travel to San Francisco with your pet is spring, summer and early fall when the weather is warmest. Starting in March, the temperatures get milder in the Bay Area and the warm, sunny days of April through June are perfect for exploring. Discover the city's beautiful dog friendly parks, trails, and beaches in the spring and summer and always bring a jacket for cool nights.

You should only leave your dogs unattended in a hotel room for a short time. Check with the hotel for specific pet policies. Hotel Nikko does not allow leaving your dogs alone in the room and asks that you always keep dogs on a leash when roaming the hotel and our Union Square neighborhood.

You'll find many dog friendly hotels in San Francisco with great views, from city skylines to ocean vistas. In the center of San Francisco, Hotel Nikko offers pet friendly accommodations with sweeping views of Union Square, downtown and San Francisco Bay.

Yes. Dog friendly hotels offers enhanced cleaning of designated pet rooms. Hotel Nikko, like most hotels, charges a pet fee and a refundable cleaning deposit to ensure the proper cleaning and sanitizing of all dog friendly rooms. Additionally, we have enhanced and frequent cleaning of all rooms and public areas in accordance with covid-19 guidelines and to ensure safe, caring hospitality.

Hotel Nikko San Francisco is a dog friendly hotel in Union Square with a 10,000 square-foot, state-of-the-art fitness center. To ensure safe, healthy workouts, we offer four reservations per hour for social distancing. Our gym is considered one of the best hotel health clubs in San Francisco. Near the gym is a Pet Terrace with a dog run for outside workouts with your pup.

Hotel Nikko San Francisco is a family hotel with luxury rooms and suites off Union Square. Our Asian inspired boutique hotel offers a Japanese restaurant, ANZU, with kid friendly dishes and sushi, as well as a fitness center, indoor pool (reopening in summer), and a central San Francisco location.

Yes. Hotel Nikko offers a glass-enclosed indoor pool with reservations for social distancing. This dog friendly hotel also offers a Pet Terrace with a dog run area for outside activity.

While Hotel Nikko's dog friendly rooms and suites don't come with private balconies, the hotel offers an outdoor Pet Terrace and dog run area with social hours for you and the pooch. Dog friendly rooms offer scenic city views, dog bowls, and treats.

You bet. San Francisco is a super dog friendly destination with several off-leash dog parks. Hotel Nikko's concierge recommends these popular dog parks near Union Square:

Considered one of the most iconic attractions in San Francisco, Fisherman's Wharf is a dog friendly destination with waterfront walkways that follow the San Francisco Bay. Fisherman's Wharf is a great place to walk your dog with scenic ocean views, street vendors, restaurants, and outdoor patios.

Dogs and pedestrians can stroll or jog along the eastern walkway of the Golden Gate Bridge every day from 5 am until sunset. The crowds get thick on the weekends, so if you want to see this amazing attraction with your pet, go in the mornings or just before dark. Take in amazing views of San Francisco Bay and the city skyline, or keep walking to the steep, winding trails on the Marin headlands just across the bridge.

Yes. Dogs are allowed on San Francisco's historic cable cars during off-peak hours. You have to pay for your pup to ride but sightseeing with your canine buddy is a fun experience. Stop at Fisherman's Wharf or one of SF's beautiful urban parks.

Service animals and guide dogs may accompany persons with disability on Caltrain. No other animal, such as pets, are allowed on the trains or facilities. While riding the Caltrain, your service dog must sit or stand on the floor in front pf you and may not block the aisle.

Yes. Located 30 minutes north of San Francisco on the breathtaking Marin County coast, Muir Beach is one of the most beautiful places on earth and dog friendly. Walk down to the small sand beach, surrounded by rocky cliffs, and enjoy swimming, surfing, paddle boarding, games of catch and cookouts with your dogs.

Yes. Spanning the Sunset District of San Francisco, Ocean Beach is a dog friendly spot for a game of fetch or a stroll along the water. This wide sandy beach is part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area and features an dog friendly esplanade for long walks. Ocean Beach is popular for wind surfing the wild waves.

Service animals are allowed in San Francisco International Airport and on the AirTrain. Non-service animals and pets must be in crates at the SFO terminals and ready for travel. Leashed animals are permitted in SFO's five Animal Relief Areas with drinking bowls. All pet relief areas are fenced and landscaped, wheelchair accessible, and open 24/7. Before traveling, ask your airline about required veterinary papers, kennel sizes, and restrictions.

San Francisco International Airport requires pet owners to pick up their furry friends from their airline cargo office location. These buildings are scattered throughout the SFO airport. SFO Airport offers five Animal Relief Areas for animals in transit, such as drinking areas with bowls. These fenced and landscaped areas are open 24/7 and fully accessibility for people with disabilities.

For safe and stress-free travel with your dogs, make sure you have the basics: a proper crate for airline travel, a leash for the hotel and neighborhood walks, and their favorite food.

Hotel Nikko San Francisco sets the bar for dog friendly hotels, offering pet designated floors with luxury rooms and suites, dog bowls, beds and treats, and an outdoor pet terrace and dog run. Always make sure your dog is on a leash in hotel common areas and not left alone in the room.

The ferry at Alcatraz Landing at Pier 39 and Alcatraz Island allow service animals for people with disabilities. There are several other parks, beaches and attractions in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area that allow pets.

Hotel Nikko San Francisco features a 10,000-square-foot health club with state-of-the-art strength training and cardio equipment on the fifth floor. The Health Club is open 24 hours. Health Club access is included in our Daily Amenity Fee of $39.00 plus tax.

While the hotel does not have a direct airport Nikko shuttle, third-party shuttles or shared-ride vans are available from 4:30AM-11:00PM daily. If you are arriving in the Domestic Terminal the pick-up location will be on the Arrivals Level terminal curbside. If you are arriving in the International Terminal pick-up will be located on the Arrivals Level roadway center island. The cost to take a shuttle from SFO to Hotel Nikko ranges between $85 to $100 per person.

Additionally, we are conveniently located two short blocks from BART (the Bay Area Rapid Transit) at the Powell Street station. BART trains leave directly from SFO and connect with OAK via shuttle.

Union Square is one of the most premier shopping destinations in San Francisco. The area boasts a collection of over 350 shops, including staples like Apple, Tiffany & Co., NikeTown, Barneys New York, Macy's and Nordstrom. Visitors can also find larger shops dedicated to their favorite brands, including Converse, The North Face, Swatch, and Lacoste, as well as smaller boutiques.

Golden Gate Park offers many places to visit, including museums, lakes and gardens, and smaller attractions like children's playgrounds, a carousel that was built in 1912, dog parks, and lawn bowling. Some recommended sites are Stow Lake, the largest lake in the park and second largest lake in San Francisco, Conservatory and Flowers for butterfly and flower enthusiasts, Buffalo Paddock to watch buffalo roam in an open, safe habitat, and the Dutch and Murphy Windmills.

The Embarcadero is a great place for biking, walking and skating and features a wide variety of piers, restaurants, parks and other attractions. Some of the top sights are Fisherman's Wharf, Levi's Plaza Park, The Exploratorium which contains hands-on exhibits to teach science and offers a free bay view walk, and Market Street which has over 120 shops and restaurants.

The world-famous sea lions can be found lounging right on Pier 39 in Fisherman's Wharf. The Sea Lion Center, located on Pier 39, is a free nature center where visitors can learn about these playful creatures through presentations, hands-on artifacts, one-on-one interactions with naturalists and by observing the sea lions in action as they bask in the San Francisco sun.

When you're ready to take in the sights, San Francisco offers a few free parking possibilities to look for. You can find free metered parking throughout the city on Sundays all day, and on weekdays after 6pm, including on nearby Market Street and throughout SoMA and Union Square. You can also find short-term free parking wherever you see green street curbs.Hotel Nikko offers valet parking with in and out privileges, so you can drive out and explore.

San Francisco International Airport (SFO) is about 14 miles south of downtown San Francisco and the Financial District. You can easily take a cab from Hotel Nikko for about $55 to $65 or hop on the nearby BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) at Powell Street, 2 blocks away, for $10.55 for an adult ticket.

Yes, and hopping on a San Francisco Cable Car is a must for out of town travelers. You can purchase your $8 fair in advance or on the car. Choose your own route and explore San Francisco your way, but don't forget to make a stop at Fisherman's Wharf. Guests of the Hotel Nikko can head out the front doors and walk over to the 4th and Market stop to hop aboard.

The San Francisco cable cars operation hours run from 6:00 a.m. until around 12:30 at night. The cable cars run about every 10 minutes, making it easy and convenient to hop on and off depending on where you're headed around the city.

San Francisco local bus fare for the Muni Bus & Rail Single Trip Fare is $2.25 for Adults, $1.00 for Youth ages 5-17 (ID required), $1.00 for Senior, Disabled or Medicare (ID required), and free for Children ages 4 and younger.

San Francisco is approximately 60 miles from Napa Valley via automobile. A San Francisco Ferry is also available, with reservations, which takes you to the Napa Valley Wine Train Station for a relaxing tour of Napa Valley. Rent from Beverly Hills Rent-a-Car onsite as a guest of the Hotel Nikko to set out for a tasty Napa wine adventure.

Pedestrians can walk the Golden Gate Bridge on the East Sidewalk, which can be reached from Golden Gate Bridge Welcome Center parking lot, from the walking trail or the parking lot on the Marin side. You can also park and walk to the bridge from the Fort Point Historic Landmark, the lot at Crissy Field, a 15-minute walk uphill, and the Palace of Fine Arts, which gives you four hours of free parking.

Paid parking is available around Fisherman's Wharf, ranging from $15.00 to $40.00, depending on location. Travelers can also take advantage of street and metered parking in and around the area. Nearby parking garages include the Pier 39 Garage, SP Plus Parking system, and Fisherman's Wharf Parking, each priced in the range of $25.00 to $30.00.

Hotel Nikko San Francisco is one of the most accommodating dogt-friendly hotels in the Bay Area. Our SF Union Square hotel offers dog friendly rooms and suites with amazing city views and dog beds, bowls, and treats at check-in. One of the original luxury dog friendly hotels in San Francisco, we feature a Pet Terrace with a dog run and play dates with our canine residents, Beau and Buster. Hotel Nikko is within walking distance of Union Square and several pet friendly parks and dog areas.

There are many things to do and see in San Francisco with your pet, from walking through Golden Gate Park to sightseeing around Union Square. San Francisco offers many dog-friendly attractions and landmarks, including Fisherman's Wharf, Golden Gate Bridge, Chinatown, Palace of Fine Arts, The Presidio, Crissy Field, and Ocean Beach.

San Francisco is a dog friendly city with many dog friendly parks, beaches, neighborhoods and recreation areas, including the Golden National Recreation Area, Union Square, Allyne Park, Baker Beach, Ocean Beach, Fisherman's Wharf, and Crissy Field / East Beach. San Francisco also offers several dog parks, including the Mission Bay Dog Park and the Fort Funston Doggie Beach.

The best time of year to travel to San Francisco with your pet is spring, summer and early fall when the weather is warmest. Starting in March, the temperatures get milder in the Bay Area and the warm, sunny days of April through June are perfect for exploring. Discover the city's beautiful dog friendly parks, trails, and beaches in the spring and summer and always bring a jacket for cool nights.

You should only leave your dogs unattended in a hotel room for a short time. Check with the hotel for specific pet policies. Hotel Nikko does not allow leaving your dogs alone in the room and asks that you always keep dogs on a leash when roaming the hotel and our Union Square neighborhood.

You'll find many dog friendly hotels in San Francisco with great views, from city skylines to ocean vistas. In the center of San Francisco, Hotel Nikko offers pet friendly accommodations with sweeping views of Union Square, downtown and San Francisco Bay.

Yes. Dog friendly hotels offers enhanced cleaning of designated pet rooms. Hotel Nikko, like most hotels, charges a pet fee and a refundable cleaning deposit to ensure the proper cleaning and sanitizing of all dog friendly rooms. Additionally, we have enhanced and frequent cleaning of all rooms and public areas in accordance with covid-19 guidelines and to ensure safe, caring hospitality.

Hotel Nikko San Francisco is a dog friendly hotel in Union Square with a 10,000 square-foot, state-of-the-art fitness center. To ensure safe, healthy workouts, we offer four reservations per hour for social distancing. Our gym is considered one of the best hotel health clubs in San Francisco. Near the gym is a Pet Terrace with a dog run for outside workouts with your pup.

Hotel Nikko San Francisco is a family hotel with luxury rooms and suites off Union Square. Our Asian inspired boutique hotel offers a Japanese restaurant, ANZU, with kid friendly dishes and sushi, as well as a fitness center, indoor pool (reopening in summer), and a central San Francisco location.

Yes. Hotel Nikko offers a glass-enclosed indoor pool with reservations for social distancing. This dog friendly hotel also offers a Pet Terrace with a dog run area for outside activity.

While Hotel Nikko's dog friendly rooms and suites don't come with private balconies, the hotel offers an outdoor Pet Terrace and dog run area with social hours for you and the pooch. Dog friendly rooms offer scenic city views, dog bowls, and treats.

You bet. San Francisco is a super dog friendly destination with several off-leash dog parks. Hotel Nikko's concierge recommends these popular dog parks near Union Square:

Considered one of the most iconic attractions in San Francisco, Fisherman's Wharf is a dog friendly destination with waterfront walkways that follow the San Francisco Bay. Fisherman's Wharf is a great place to walk your dog with scenic ocean views, street vendors, restaurants, and outdoor patios.

Dogs and pedestrians can stroll or jog along the eastern walkway of the Golden Gate Bridge every day from 5 am until sunset. The crowds get thick on the weekends, so if you want to see this amazing attraction with your pet, go in the mornings or just before dark. Take in amazing views of San Francisco Bay and the city skyline, or keep walking to the steep, winding trails on the Marin headlands just across the bridge.

Yes. Dogs are allowed on San Francisco's historic cable cars during off-peak hours. You have to pay for your pup to ride but sightseeing with your canine buddy is a fun experience. Stop at Fisherman's Wharf or one of SF's beautiful urban parks.

Service animals and guide dogs may accompany persons with disability on Caltrain. No other animal, such as pets, are allowed on the trains or facilities. While riding the Caltrain, your service dog must sit or stand on the floor in front pf you and may not block the aisle.

Yes. Located 30 minutes north of San Francisco on the breathtaking Marin County coast, Muir Beach is one of the most beautiful places on earth and dog friendly. Walk down to the small sand beach, surrounded by rocky cliffs, and enjoy swimming, surfing, paddle boarding, games of catch and cookouts with your dogs.

Yes. Spanning the Sunset District of San Francisco, Ocean Beach is a dog friendly spot for a game of fetch or a stroll along the water. This wide sandy beach is part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area and features an dog friendly esplanade for long walks. Ocean Beach is popular for wind surfing the wild waves.

Service animals are allowed in San Francisco International Airport and on the AirTrain. Non-service animals and pets must be in crates at the SFO terminals and ready for travel. Leashed animals are permitted in SFO's five Animal Relief Areas with drinking bowls. All pet relief areas are fenced and landscaped, wheelchair accessible, and open 24/7. Before traveling, ask your airline about required veterinary papers, kennel sizes, and restrictions.

San Francisco International Airport requires pet owners to pick up their furry friends from their airline cargo office location. These buildings are scattered throughout the SFO airport. SFO Airport offers five Animal Relief Areas for animals in transit, such as drinking areas with bowls. These fenced and landscaped areas are open 24/7 and fully accessibility for people with disabilities.

For safe and stress-free travel with your dogs, make sure you have the basics: a proper crate for airline travel, a leash for the hotel and neighborhood walks, and their favorite food.

Hotel Nikko San Francisco sets the bar for dog friendly hotels, offering pet designated floors with luxury rooms and suites, dog bowls, beds and treats, and an outdoor pet terrace and dog run. Always make sure your dog is on a leash in hotel common areas and not left alone in the room.

Yes. Hotel Nikko offers several intimate venues and an outdoor space for smaller wedding ceremonies, receptions ,and rehearsal dinners. The 25th floor offers several banquet rooms with sweeping views of San Francisco.

Hotel Nikko is located in Union Square, 14 miles (30 minutes) from San Francisco International Airport (SFO). You take a ride share or taxi from Hotel Nikko for about $45-50 or hop on the nearby BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) at Powell Street, 2 blocks away, for $8.95.

Hotel Nikko offers a daily amenity fee of $39, which includes Wi-Fi, access to our glass-enclosed indoor pool, health and fitness club, and a nightly $25 food and drink credit in Kanpai. Book direct with us and receive a discount on our amenity fee!

San Francisco is a captivating destination packed with fun things to do and see. Discover SF’s iconic attractions including:

• Golden Gate Bridge
• Unio Square
• Fisherman’s Wharf and Pier 39
• Historic Cable Cars
• Chinatown
• North Beach / Little Italy
• Ocean Beach

The Nikko is a one of the most pet friendly hotels in San Francisco with dedicated pet floor accommodations, a pet terrace with a dog walk, and a canine mascot named Buster. You and your pups can stay in downtown luxury with our Pet Pride Package.

Hotel Nikko San Francisco is situated approximately 14 miles (about a 30-minute drive) from San Francisco International Airport. Guests can reach the hotel by taxi or rideshare services, typically costing between $65-75. Alternatively, the Powell Street BART station is two blocks away, offering a convenient public transit option to and from the airport for $11.15.

Yes, our wellness center and health club features a sprawling 15-meter swimming pool in a glass-enclosed space, along with an indoor/outdoor lounge deck. Pool access is included in our Daily Amenity Fee of $39.00. Open daily from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM. *notice of pool closure October 6th - December 20th.

Yes, Hotel Nikko San Francisco offers dedicated pet-friendly accommodations, a pet terrace with a dog run, and even has two canine residents named Buster & Beau. Guests can enjoy downtown luxury with their pets by opting for the Pet Pride Package.

Hotel Nikko welcomes dogs and certified service animals only. We love pets so much, we've even adopted our own dogs, Buster and Beau, who live at the hotel. Your pup will enjoy access to the only rooftop pet terrace in San Francisco, located at the hotel, plus plenty of dog treats and a bed. The fee for dogs (50 pounds and under) is $65 per day per dog, with a refundable cleaning deposit of $150 required at check-in.

Yes, Hotel Nikko San Francisco welcomes dogs. The hotel offers dedicated pet-friendly accommodations, a pet terrace with a dog run, and even has two canine mascots named Buster & Beau. Guests can enjoy downtown luxury with their pets by opting for the Pet Pride Package.