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Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco

San Francisco, California, United States · Four Seasons · Grand Luxury

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Completed in January 2001 at 757 Market Street, Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco was the first skyscraper finished in the city in the twenty-first century. Gary Handel's mixed-use tower holds 277 hotel rooms beneath residences; Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer famously kept the 38th-floor penthouse as her San Francisco home in 2013, and Blackstone bought the hotel for $130 million in December 2025.

About Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco

History

The tower at 757 Market Street in SoMa was designed by Gary Edward Handel and Associates and completed in January 2001 as the first skyscraper finished in San Francisco in the twenty-first century — a coincidence of timing that gave Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco a distinctive place in the city's architectural record. The building occupies a choice position in the South of Market district, across from Yerba Buena Gardens and a short walk from SFMOMA, the Moscone Convention Center, and Union Square, putting it at the intersection of the city's commercial, cultural, and convention activity.

The hotel opened into the tail end of the first dot-com boom, and its proximity to the technology companies clustered south of Market Street and in Silicon Valley quickly established it as San Francisco's premier address for tech executives, venture capitalists, and the global technology industry's traveling leadership. In 2013, news reports indicated that Yahoo chief executive Marissa Mayer had been living in the hotel's 38th-floor penthouse suite with her family as her primary San Francisco residence — a detail that illustrated both the city's housing market pressures and the hotel's particular appeal to those who prioritized service and convenience over permanence.

The hotel shares a building with a 127,000-square-foot fitness facility that hotel guests can access, one of the most extensive health club resources attached to any luxury hotel in the country — courts, pool, spa, and an extensive range of athletic programming. In December 2025, Westbrook Partners sold the hotel to Blackstone Inc. for $130 million, continuing a pattern of institutional investment activity around San Francisco luxury hospitality in the years following the pandemic's disruption to the city's downtown economy.

Completed in 2001 as the first skyscraper of the 21st century finished in San Francisco, the tower anchors a block within the city's densest luxury hotel cluster, with the Ferry Building eighteen minutes on foot.

The setting

Occupying twelve floors of a 42-story tower at 757 Market Street, Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco stands at the boundary of Union Square and the Yerba Buena Arts District — five minutes on foot to Union Square and six minutes to SFMOMA. Completed in 2001 as the first skyscraper of the 21st century finished in San Francisco, the tower anchors a block within the city's densest luxury hotel cluster, with the Ferry Building eighteen minutes on foot. The Moscone Convention Center and Oracle Park are close at hand, positioning the hotel at the intersection of commerce, culture, and the city's revitalized South of Market neighborhood.

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