Renovations Breathe New Life Into Boutique Hotels In San Francisco

"Renovations are breathing new life into San Francisco’s older boutique hotels. The new designs incorporate modern design and high-end finishes and expand services such as a larger fitness center, more lobby seating, and technology such as keyless entry and high-speed internet. Many of these new features will make these boutique hotels more competitive against Airbnb accommodations.

The $16M renovation at the 393-room Stanford Court began in May and will include a redo of the porte-cochére, the café, the lobby, the bar, guest rooms, the fitness center and meeting spaces.
 

The new design incorporates the concept of “where tomorrow meets yesterday” and will integrate Nob Hill’s history with San Francisco’s tech culture. Design will include video, music, sculpture and photography. The hotel will incorporate mobile check-in, keyless entry, a grab-and-go eatery and offer Zipcars and electric car charging stations in the front courtyard. Additional technology available for guests will include Jambox speakers, digital magazines and e-books through Folio and ultra-high-speed wireless internet." 

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