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InterContinental San Francisco

San Francisco, California, United States · InterContinental · Accessible Luxury

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InterContinental San Francisco opened 28 February 2008 at 888 Howard Street beside Moscone West, a $200 million, 32-story glass tower by Patri Merker Architects with Hornberger + Worstell. At 550 rooms it was the largest San Francisco hotel opening since the Marriott in 1989. Night lighting turns the southern curtain wall into a SoMa beacon; Michelin-starred Luce and grappa-focused Bar 888 anchor the podium.

About InterContinental San Francisco

History

The InterContinental San Francisco is a 32-story, 340-foot glass tower in the city's SoMa district near Union Square, designed by Patri Merker Architects with Hornberger + Worstell. It opened on February 28, 2008, as the largest hotel built in San Francisco since the Marriott Marquis in 1989.

Wrapped in a distinctive blue-green curtain wall, the 550-room hotel became a landmark of the convention corridor beside the Moscone Center, offering a modern counterpoint to the city's historic grande dames.

The setting

InterContinental San Francisco sits on 888 Howard Street in Union Square. San Francisco Museum of Modern Art is roughly 6 minutes' walk, and Union Square is roughly 8 minutes' walk. It is not the city's prettiest neighborhood. It is the middle: the Curran and ACT for a seat, SFMOMA and Yerba Buena a walk south, the cable-car turnaround as civic theater.

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