The Fitness Center at Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco
Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco's fitness center is acknowledged by reviewers writing for major publications. Of the 17 professionals that we monitored, 9 mentioned the fitness center, including Oyster, Jetsetter and Rough Guide.
Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco
Oyster
"Its pool and fitness center are outsourced, and its business-centric SoMa location lacks the prestige of Nob Hill, where some if its strongest competitors reside"
Jetsetter
"Take a dip with city views in the pool, or join a class at the 127,000 square foot fitness center before getting spoiled rotten at the spa, which offers stress-busting treatments from aromatherapy to detoxification"
Rough Guide
"There’s an enormous onsite health club with a pool and vast gym that’s free to hotel guests"
Frommer's
"(the best hotel gym in the city, with a full-size pool), a 2-block walk to Union Square, and a vibe that combines sophistication with a hipness far more refined than the W or the Clift"
Concierge
"The Cal-Med restaurant, Seasons, offers a sophisticated spin on surf and turf, and the vast Sports Club/LA, the city's top health club, has a gym, fitness classes, a pool, a full spa, a basketball court, and even Gyrotonic and Budokon studios"
Lonely Planet
"The full range of services and amenities includes tech assistance and one of the city's best gyms, boasting a regulation-size basketball court and lap pool"
goop
"There are also the Yerba Buena gardens nearby and a stunning lap pool inside the hotel for when you need a break from sightseeing (there’s also a full-on Equinox gym)"
Star Service
"Covering three levels, the fabulous sports club and spa—now run by Equinox—is free to guests and offers an expansive state-of-the-art fitness center with classes and trainers, a six-lane lap pool, whirlpool, sauna, steam and separate men's and women's locker rooms"
Forbes Travel Guide
"• The luxury hotel doesn’t have its own onsite gym, but you gain entry to the next-door Equinox Sports Club, a big perk considering the complex’s size and range of offerings"