The Boutique Hotel Located In The Heart Of Union Square Received A $60 Million Makeover

Hotel Nikko San Francisco has re-opened following a $60 million renovation which saw the property shut down for three months while nearly 400 contractors worked daily to make improvements. 

The re-imagined Hotel Nikko offers luxurious amenities, in-house entertainment, and white glove hospitality. The 532-room hotel, which includes 22 suites, is now home to gourmet Japanese x California dining at Restaurant Anzu, live performances Feinstein's cabaret nightclub, sumptuous cocktails in a hot pink motif at Kanpai, and a restorative dip and steam at Hotel Nikko's renovated wellness center, among other luxe amenities.

The property - one of 79 hotels worldwide operated by the Japanese based group, Okura - received upgrades throughout the rooms and lobby area, strengthening the synergy between the public and private guest spaces, such as the $250,000 sculptural element found in the lobby, which combines Japanese Calligraphy with the ribbon found on a traditional Japanese kimono garment. The Japanese-Inspired aesthetic is mirrored throughout the guest rooms: incorporating elements such as pleading into the headboards, traditional cherry blossom trees, and lanterns, with the goal of combining form and function.

The pet-friendly hotel also offers range of dog-centric services including a rooftop dog terrace, stylish complimentary doggie beds, and a special room service menu featuring delicacies designed to make your dog drool. 

ABOUT HOTEL NIKKO:

For over 30 years, Hotel Nikko San Francisco has provided five-star hospitality to guests traveling from Shanghai to Sonoma. As one of 79 properties worldwide operated by the Japanese group, Okura, Hotel Nikko's elevated urban experience blends elegant Japanese inspired decor, amazing city views, and plush amenities

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