A landmark hotel in San Francisco recently reopened after closing 6 years ago. The Huntington Hotel is located in Nob Hill, and is well known for its luxury spa, which has been renovated for the reopening this March.
The luxurious spa is expansive, spread across three levels. It features a scenic indoor pool and a terrace with a view of the city from the hotel’s perch on Nob Hill. The spa includes sauna and steam rooms, a dozen separate treatment rooms, and a nail salon.
“Nob Hill Spa has always been a cherished gathering place dedicated to intentional indulgence, and deeply woven into the fabric of the neighborhood,” says Spa Director Ania Mankowska.
Inside the spa. Courtesy of Nob Hill Spa
The spa also offers a food and drink menu, with teas, tonics, and healthy small bites. The spa will continue to offer many of the favorite treatments from the past, including the VOYA Organic Seaweed Leaf Wrap. Other treatments include a selection of facials, LED skincare, body treatments including wraps and a body contour, and multiple massage options.
Booking a spa treatment allows guests to access the facilities like the pool and terrace, but you can also purchase a day pass to the spa for $125. The day pass is available Monday through Thursday, and allows guests to use the sauna and steam rooms as well.
About The Huntington Hotel
Courtesy of The Huntington Hotel
After closing in 2020 during the pandemic, the future of the Huntington Hotel was uncertain. The hotel was purchased in 2023, and renovations on the historic property began shortly after, with famous designer Ken Fulk leading the interior design. The historic hotel was originally built in 1922 as an apartment building, before being converted to a hotel a few years later.
We recommend grabbing a drink at the cozy cocktail lounge Arabella’s Cocktail Saloon or enjoying a meal at the in-house restaurant The Big Four.
You can learn more about The Huntington Hotel and Nob Hill Spa here.
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