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Hotel Shattuck Plaza - San Francisco's First Luxury Hotel

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Berkeley USA North America
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Opened in 1910, Shattuck was San Francisco’s first luxury hotel. It was constructed of reinforced concrete in the mission style, which has come to epitomize San Francisco’s culture and heritage. Ever since, it has remained a hotel under different ownership and was subject to a multimillion-dollar refurbishment in 2007. Your room has unique decoration to blend the traditional and modern styles. Your room might have a view of the Berkley hills or even the Golden Gate Bridge.

The pet-friendly hotel is located in the heart of the San Francisco theatre district and a few blocks from Berkley University - the area hums with the vibe of intellectual life. The restaurant ZINO Mediterranean Cuisines is one of the city’s favorite eateries and serves an innovative menu. Their farm-to-table approach focuses on designing a menu around sustainable, organic produce and delicious flavors. The wine list is extensive and features the best of the region. Take your chance to experience Shattuck Hotel’s distinguished history and modern incarnation.

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Hotel Shattuck Plaza Historic Building Entrance
Hotel Shattuck Plaza Interior
Hotel Shattuck Plaza Lobby
Hotel Shattuck Plaza Chandelier And Historic Elevators
Hotel Shattuck Plaza Lounge
Hotel Shattuck Plaza Green Sofa
Hotel Shattuck Plaza ZINO Mediterranean Cuisines

ZINO Mediterranean Cuisines

Hotel Shattuck Plaza ZINO Mediterranean Cuisines Food
Hotel Shattuck Plaza ZINO Bar
Hotel Shattuck Plaza Unique Stairway
Hotel Shattuck Plaza Hallways
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Hotel Shattuck Plaza Dog-Friendly
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2086 Allston Way, Berkeley, CA 94704, United States


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