F4 Transbay Partners has selected Rosewood Hotels & Resorts to manage a new ultra-luxury program on the West Coast with 180 rooms and suites designed by Joyce Wang Studio.
Hotels & Resorts in Rosewood starts this exciting development in partnership with F4 Transbay Partners, a joint venture between Hines, Urban Pacific and the real estate business of Goldman Sachs Asset Management.
An inspiring environment
Rosewood has been selected to manage a new ultra-luxury hotel in the Transbay District and has announced details of its plans for the location.
“As one of the most dynamic and innovative cities in North America, San Francisco offers an eclectic mix of culture, cuisine, art, technology and adventure and is an ideal destination for the Rosewood brand,” said Sonia Cheng, CEO of the Rosewood Hotel Group. “We are thrilled to be part of this revolutionary new development and look forward to bringing our wealthy explorers and San Franciscans alike a stylish and sophisticated new icon to enjoy for years to come.”
Douglas Metzler, CEO West Region of Hines added, “Rosewood is an ideal partner for this project and will create a unique destination for those who call the Bay Area home as well as those who travel for business” and joy . The Rosewood collection represents the pinnacle of luxury hotels, inspired by the culture, history and geography of each place, and we are excited to bring their unique vision to this iconic development in the Transbay District. “
Luxurious lifestyle and upscale design
With a prime location in the Transbay District, this property offers unparalleled access to a number of landmarks and attractions, as well as the neighborhoods San Francisco is famous for, including 5.4 acres of Salesforce Park.
the Rosewood San Francisco will span 15 stories of a 61-story, 800-foot building designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects. This is expected to be the last skyscraper development in the greater San Francisco area for the foreseeable future – and one of only three projects with a direct connection to Salesforce Park via a pedestrian skybridge.
The tower will also house residential, office and retail space including a sprawling pedestrian zone.
Rosewood’s new hotel will feature 180 guest rooms and suites with locally inspired interiors courtesy of Joyce Wang Studio. The amenities include the Asaya wellness concept, a fitness room, an exercise studio and a lap pool, as well as function rooms, a unique indoor and outdoor restaurant, a pastry shop, a “living room” and the private Manor Club lounge.
