Kabuki Hotel San Francisco California CA. Best Hotel Deals & Reviews

Description:

Recently renovated in 2007, Hotel Kabuki is a premier Japanese-style hotel in San Francisco with a western touch. With its prime Japantown location and unique blend of Eastern and Western influences, Hotel Kabuki offers a calm and serene ambiance. Centrally located in San Francisco's Japan town at the base of prestigious Pacific Heights, the Hotel Kabuki San Francisco Offers a unique blend of Eastern and Western styles surrounded by all the charm and excitement of the city. The hotel anchors the east end of the landmark Japan Center, a fascination three-square block shopping, dinning and entertainment complex in the heart of the city. It is just minutes from the Financial District, as well as many of the city's leading attractions and cultural offerings including Chinatown, Nob Hill, Fisherman's Wharf, Union Square, the Performing Arts Center, and Golden Gate Park. It is 13 miles from San Francisco International Airport. The Hotel Kabuki San Francisco opened in 1968 and was completely renovated in 2007. The exterior of the hotel's 16 story tower and five-story garden Wing echo the artistry of traditional Japanese architecture while Japanese gardens and a Koi (fish) pond add to the overall aesthetic experience. Interior furnishing seamlessly blend Japanese and California styles and are complemented by the hotel's $6 million Japanese art collection. The Hotel Kabuki features 205 richly appointed guestrooms plus 13 specialty suites. The combination of elegant furnishings and diffused natural lighting through shoji (rice paper) screens contributes to a serene ambience. Guests may choose from Western or traditional Japanese accommodations. Sumptuous bathrooms feature deluxe bath amenities and offer a choice between a Western-style tub/shower combination and a furo (deep-tub Japanese bath for soaking and relaxing).. In 2001, renovation of the bathrooms commenced. This three-year, five million-dollar projects include new tubs, granite counter tops, and marble floors. Regardless of room category, Hotel Kabuki guests enjoy luxury hotel services and amenities. The hotel has a self-service business center and an on site fitness center. Convenient and affordable indoor parking, with direct access to the hotel, is available in the Japan Center Garage beneath the hotel. Valet parking also is available. Like the hotel itself, the Hotel Kabuki surroundings are an electric blend of East and West. The adjacent Japan Center-with its antique and craft shops, boutiques, book store, art galleries, Asian Restaurants, sushi bars, and eight-theater movie complex, and a day spa that provides traditional Japanese massage and baths as well as an extensive menu of other Asian and European treatments-offers endless opportunities for leisurely exploration and discovery. Just two-and a half blocks from the hotel, Fillmore Street leads up to Pacific Heights, one of San Francisco's most charming neighborhoods. Fashionable boutiques, nightspots and fine dining restaurants are pleasant stop along the way. The Hotel Kabuki is 100% non smoking property.

Amenities:

24 Hour Reception
Air Conditioned
Banquet Facilities
Bar / Lounge
Business Center
Cable / Satellite TV
Coffee / Tea Maker
Complimentary Toiletries
Concierge
Conference Room(s)
Disabled Access
Elevator / Lift
Fitness Room
Gymnasium
Hair Dryer
High-speed Internet
Housekeeping
Laundry service
Massage / Beauty Centre
Meeting Rooms
Mini Bar
Modem / Data Port
Multilingual Staff
Non-Smoking Rooms
Parking
Pets Allowed
Porters
Refrigerator
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe-Deposit Box
Security Guard
Tour Desk
TV
Valet Parking
Wake-up Service

Check-in:

From 3:00 PM

Check-out:

Prior to 12:00 PM

Location Description:

Centrally located at the base of San Francisco's upscale Pacific Heights neighborhood, the Hotel Kabuki San Francisco is convenient to all the major San Francisco attractions and commercial areas, including Fisherman's Wharf, Ghirardelli Square, Civic Center, Moscone Convention Center and much more. Just steps away from the Hotel Kabuki San Francisco are an array of unique shops, movie theaters and restaurants in Japan town and along Fillmore St.

Dining:

A modern American twist on the popular Japanese izakaya houses (drinking establishments that also serve food shared by everyone at a table), O Izakaya Lounge will feature small plates of Japanese cuisine in a convivial, sports-themed atmosphere. The restaurant also feature over original Sake base cocktails. There are three sake flights for beginners to try and over 20 sake selection to satisfy sake lovers. The restaurant and bar open to guests and the public for breakfast, cocktails and dinner. Restaurant is closed Monday and Tuesday.

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	Date of Stay: July, 2009
We were there for a quick weekend, and because it was Gay Pride weekend, we knew we didn't want to be downtown or anywhere near Market Street, which would have been totally congested. It's a great location if you have car, less so if you don't but still manageable. But you're right in Japan Town and within minutes of Fillmore Street, which is full of great restaurants and shops.

	Date of Stay: May, 2009
The location, parking, & friendly staff. The bathroom was not very clean - the hairdryer had toothpaste stains all over it, covered with dust. The toilet leaked. Great location - shopping center on ground floor & parking garage in basement - all have direct access to the hotel elevator.

	Date of Stay: October, 2008
Fantastic hotel--enjoyed the tea service. Great location. Great staff. Great weekend.--Would return anytime and recommend to all. We had a corner room with great views.

	Date of Stay: July, 2009
We enjoyed the Japan town location. The hotel was a good compliment to the Japanese atmosphere. The flat rate parking for the day was nice.

	Date of Stay: March, 2009
Cool theme, great neighborhood. Maybe not for everyone but we loved it. The room was not quite immaculate but comfortable. Bathroom lacks a door. If you like unique experiences in ethnic neighborhoods, decent prices and good access to bus lines anywhere in the city, this place is it. If you want something traditional, perfect and yawn, well, I don't stay where you want to stay.

	Date of Stay: July, 2009
Stayed 2 nights, lovely rooms, great service nice location. Cool neighborhood, Safeway nearby and Fillmore is pretty amazing too. Unbelievable beds - super comfy :) Very nice would come back.

	Date of Stay: February, 2009
Convenient to our needs. Toilet area unheated - no bath soap-shower handle broke. The star rating, location, and price, fit our needs.

Date of Stay: July, 2009

Visiting our son in S.F., my husband and I just wanted a clean hotel nearby. Honestly, we weren't expecting much for the price and this place exceeded our expectations. When we pulled up to the exterior of the Kabuki Hotel I wasn't at all impressed, but the second we walked into the lobby and saw the tranquil zen-like surroundings, we were very pleased. Front desk staff very polite and efficient. The room itself was very small, but beautifully appointed. The bathroom was especially nice - it has a separate little room with a deep tub, great shower and a unique Asian-inspired washing area. Nice view from the 13th floor. Lovely robes for guests. Very nice bar located off the lobby and a decent buffet breakfast. Valet parking was pricey, but well worth it. All staff was amazingly friendly.

Date of Stay: January, 2009

The location was in a very safe environment, the Japanese gardens downstairs, and the bathtub! Valet parking is expensive, but they do offer a place to park that's 15/day that was actually near by. Hotel Kabuki was in the heart of Japan Town. It was fun to be able to go downstairs and be able to walk the streets safely whether or not it was day or night. The parking attendant told us about an underground parking lot that had access to several of the buildings, Hotel Kabuki being one of them. There was plenty of parking there and was a very short walk to the Kabuki building. The locals were very friendly and the shops were colorful and great. The hotel room was really nice and the deep Japanese soak tub was enjoyable. Took a little while to get help from the maintenance people the one time we needed them, but when they arrived, they were extremely helpful and nice. I'd definitely stay here again. They also have a really beautiful Japanese garden downstairs.

	Date of Stay: July, 2009
The room was lovely and hotel itself quite nice. We especially enjoyed the quiet, away from the hubub of downtown SF. Staff was helpful. Local transportation very convenient, although we walked many places. The beds were wonderfully comfortable. We also liked being able to open the slider to get the GREAT SF air.I will definitely stay here again. My out-of - state friends were impressed also.

	Date of Stay: January, 2009
High cost of onsite parking -- $35 a day. It's comfortable, clean, reasonable and convenient for anyone who wants to be in the Japan town area, and accessible to loads of restaurants, mostly Japanese.

	Date of Stay: July, 2009
Very pleasant. I would recommand this hotel. Rooms are small but bathroom is a nice size. A lot less money than staying in a Union Square Hotel and paying at least $55.00 per night to park.

Date of Stay: January, 2009

The in-room soaking tub was extremely relaxing. The exercise room needs attention. The hotel stands next to the Japantown Peace Plaza, and we found the hotel itself to be very peaceful and relaxing. The beds were luxurious, the Japanese shower/tub ritual was relaxing, and the complementary visit to the Kubuki Spa was delightful. The neighborhood is quiet yet accessible to so much of San Francisco. Parking at $15 a day was reasonable, too!

Date of Stay: July, 2009

Upon arrival the man at the front desk was rude and ignored the fact that I was standing there with my carry-on bags while he continued to engage in a mostly personal conversation with a female guest. I stood there for thirty minutes listening to him complain about having to work a holiday, why he never finished school, his annual salary, and etc. I know that I should have said something to them, but I could tell that she was a guest checking in too. I've worked customer service in the past and I believe in trying to be nice because it's a hard job to put up with people and their bad attitudes. However once I reached the counter he was rude to me and acted as if I was the one who made him wait.

	Date of Stay: November, 2008
Great linens, comfortable room size. I've stayed in many boutique hotels in SF, rooms are always very small. This hotel you could walk around comfortably and great bathtubs and nice linens.

	Date of Stay: July, 2009
The staff was very helpful and courteous. We really love staying in the Japantown area. Great Japanese food abounds in the area. Park in the parking garage below the Japanese mall- it is just $16 overnight, a far cry from what we have paid in other cities. The rooms at the Kabuki are Japanese influenced- something my wife and I really enjoy.

Date of Stay: September, 2008

View, amenities such as Japanese tub, layout of room. High price of simple breakfast. Honor bar not stocked. Traditional tea- no selection. I live in San Francisco, we went here for our anniversary. Overall a good experience, but attention to some details would have made it even better. We were given a key to the honor bar, but it was not stocked. Traditional Japanese tea was supposedly provided, but there were only 2 tea bags in our room, no selection. I was surprised at the high price of simple breakfast of pancakes and French toast with juice and tea- $54 is a bit steep if you ask me. All in all, I have to say though, nice atmosphere, wonderful restaurant, polite staff.

Date of Stay: June, 2009

The hotel was a bit of a walk from public transportation but in a safe and quiet area. The stay was enjoyable and we were able to access the museums and tourist locations via public transportation. The hotel has great amenities and was in good condition and had great food and shopping nearby. We did have one incident where illegal substances were coming in through the vents (in a nonsmoking room), but the hotel staff relocated us immediately and were very accommodating.

	Date of Stay: September, 2008
Modern, in Japan town, not too expensive. The hotel was nice and the people who work there are friendly. Need more affordable places to eat around that area though; had to drive looking for eats.

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
I love the Hotel Kabuki for both business and pleasure trips to San Fran. It's in a less hectic part of the city (japan town), easy walk to shops/restaurants, GREAT underground parking thats fairly cheap for City. It's got a very Zen and comfortable feel to it. The ONLY negative, is poor internet connection from rooms and have to usually go to business center (and pay) to access!

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