Mandarin Oriental, San Francisco is a true hotel legend in an iconic city. Guest rooms offer panoramic views of the North Bay including the Golden Gate Bridge and Bay Bridge. Dine in the award winning Silks restaurant with its contemporary, Asian-inspired international cuisine. We hope you will enjoy our latest news.
Dining News
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Brasserie S&P
1_1Opening June 4, 2012
We are launching our new signature restaurant with Executive Chef Adam Mali commanding the kitchen. Here, Chef Mali will offer reinvigorated menus of brasserie-style, San Francisco cuisine with refined cocktails created by mixologist Priscilla Young complemented by a diverse wine program. We look forward to offering you a lively, sophisticated yet informal dining experience soon.
For reservations or more information, please call +1 (415) 986 2020.
Awards
2Forbes Travel Guide - Four-Star and Five-Star Awards, November 2011
Mandarin Oriental, San Francisco ranked Forbes
Zagat - San Francisco Bay Area Restaurants, 2011
Silks -Top Food ranking by Cuisine
Conde Nast Traveler – US 2011 Readers’ Choice Awards, November 2011
No. 91 in Top 200 Hotels in United States
Wine Spectator -The 2011 Restaurant Awards, August 2011
Silks
U.S. News Media Group - Best Hotels in the USA 2011, August 2011
No. 4 in 10 Best USA Hotels / No. 1 in Best Hotels in San Francisco
Conde Nast Traveler, January 2011
US Gold List
Travel+Leisure 500 World’s Best Hotels, January 2011
Mandarin Oriental, San Francisco
Institutional Investor - The World’s Best Hotels, 2010
Ranked No.13 – World’s Best Hotels / Ranked the Best Hotel by City – San Francisco
Press Quotes
3“Since the Mandarin Oriental, San Francisco is located in the third tallest commercial building in the City by the Bay, guests are sure to be getting a view—if the fog is gone. The day I went, the fog was obviously not there. And, I have to admit, I stayed in my room much longer to tour the city from my bed instead of from the streets.”
Sophie Gayot, Gayot.com , June 20, 2010
“San Franciscans are obsessed with views and the Mandarin Oriental indulges them: its 158 rooms occupy the 38th to 48th floors of a downtown tower… top-of-the-world views… everything in the hotel has been done up in warm reds and golds making the rooms feel like cozy aeries.”
Editors – Travel+Leisure.com , June 16, 2010
“The bathroom at Mandarin Oriental, San Francisco is not to be missed. Guests can soak away the worries of the day while taking in sweeping views of the city and San Francisco Bay. For that extra indulgence, Mandarin Oriental offers a bath menu that provides a variety of pampering options to remedy any ailment.”
ABC News, May 17, 2010
“The sumptuous décor at Silks is inspired by Marco Polo and his discoveries along the Old Silk Road. The food is a blend of farm fresh ingredients with Pacific Rim influences. The Dungeness crab starter with a soy-ginger emulsion is an explosion of flavors. Go for the Business Lunch and savor the char grilled Mahi Mahi with garlic stir fried broccolini, basil whipped potatoes and a Thai yellow curry sauce. Pair with just the right wine and don't miss the passion fruit crème for dessert.”
Patty Burness, Real Travel Adventures International, May 15, 2010
“Showcasing amazing bird's eye views of San Francisco, the prestigious Mandarin Oriental San Francisco offers artfully appointed guestrooms and suites styled in Asian contemporary accents.”
Karen Sprinkles, USA Today , April 19, 2010
“Whether visiting for business or pleasure, Mandarin Oriental, San Francisco offers deluxe accommodations and lavish amenities for both international jetsetters and local luxury lovers seeking a downtown staycation.”
Laura Funk, Haute Living , April 2010
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