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The Jay

San Francisco, California, United States · Autograph Collection · Accessible Luxury

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The Jay occupies a 1988 tower designed by architect John C. Portman Jr., which opened as the Park Hyatt San Francisco before becoming Le Meridien San Francisco in 2006. KHP Capital bought the 360-room building for $222 million in 2021 and had design firm AvroKO rework it into The Jay, reopening in November 2023.

About The Jay

History

The Jay occupies a 1988 tower at 433 Clay Street in San Francisco's Financial District, near the Embarcadero and Jackson Square, originally designed by architect John C. Portman Jr. and opened as the Park Hyatt San Francisco. It later became Le Meridien San Francisco in 2006.

After ownership changes - Chesapeake Lodging Trust in 2010, Park Hotels in 2019, and KHP Capital in 2021 for $222 million - the 360-room hotel was renovated by design firm AvroKO and reopened in November 2023 as The Jay, a member of the Autograph Collection.

The setting

The Jay sits at 433 Clay Street in San Francisco's Financial District, near the Embarcadero and Jackson Square, a quieter stack than Union Square a few blocks south.

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