| The Metropolis Hotel is a 1930's landmark building,
located on Mason Street. The hotel is situated one block west
of the Powell Street cable car turnaround and just one and one
half blocks from the San Francisco Center (which houses Nordstroms).
The forces of nature come alive in this 1930's colonial revivalist
building. The Metropolis, redesigned by Carta Design Group, gently
balances the forces of nature in every room. Each floor of the
hotel reflects earth, wind, fire or water. The image is carefully
created with symbolic color, design, graphics and artwork. Rich
fabrics and custom furniture complete the picture. Case goods
constructed in African Lima with stainless steel hardware, maple
framed chairs upholstered in richly colored chenille, and drum
shade lighting with turned wooden bases all contribute to an original
look that is both striking and refreshing. The hotel staff is
well trained and friendly, making your stay especially unforgettable.
The hotel is minutes to fine dining, shopping and entertainment.
Vacationers And Business Travelers Pick The Hotel Metropolis To
Experience The Unique Tastes That Only The City By The Bay Can
Offer. The Contemporary Hotel, Which One Reviewer Called An "Oasis
Of Cool," Stands One Block West Of The Famous Powell Street
Cable Car Line At Union Square. Just Out The Front Door Are High-end
Shopping, Theaters And Fine Dining Synonymous With San Francisco.
Guests Can Walk To The Moscone Convention Center, Chinatown And
Major Museums, And Theater Fans Are Around The Corner From The
Famous Golden Gate Theatre. Housed In A 1930s Colonial Revivalist
Building, The Metropolis Was Redesigned With An Inventive Theme
Based On Earth, Wind, Fire And Water. For Example, Each Floor
Of This 10-Story Hotel Reflects Each Of The Elements With Symbolic
Color, Design, Graphics, Artwork, Rich Fabrics And Custom Furniture,
Such As African Limba Wood Desks And Alarm Clocks That Emit Nature
Sounds. In Addition To Being Awakened By Clocks That Make Ape
Noises Or Thunder, Guests Will Enjoy Complimentary Cappuccino,
Wine In The Mezzanine, And Meditation In The Popular "Zen
Den." They Also Can Surf The 'Net For Free Via Wireless Access
In The Library, Lounge, Certain Guestrooms And Business Center
Or Work Up Sweats In The Complimentary Fitness Room And On The
10th-floor Roof Deck. Their Rooms Come Complete With Refrigerators,
Data Ports, Video-game Consoles And Movies. |
