As we welcome the summer months, and with domestic trips on the rise, many people are looking for a location that is close to home, yet still feels like an escape.
San Francisco is the ideal city getaway to explore diverse cultures, an incredible food scene, outdoor recreation and much more. The Jay, Autograph Collection – San Francisco’s newest luxury hotel – is the perfect home base to explore the city, offering luxury accommodations, several on-site dining concepts, and the city’s premier outdoor terrace to take in city views and enjoy a cozy late-night cocktail. The Jay, Autograph Collection is more than a hotel – it’s an immersive experience rooted in the city’s storied arts and design scene that comes to life through details at every turn.
Exciting summer happenings at The Jay include:
- New Restaurant Open Now: The hotel’s new restaurant, Brasserie at The Third Floor, reimagines the French brasserie through the lens of California, pairing classic technique with local sourcing and a relaxed sense of refinement. Led by Sacramento-born Chef Michael Magallanes, the restaurant draws from the rhythm of local farmers markets and the simplicity of traditional brasserie cooking, with dishes like onion soup, roasted chicken, and steak frites.
- Valet & Stay Package: Visitors can indulge in the convenience of complimentary valet parking for one vehicle during their stay with The Jay, Autograph Collection’s Valet & Stay Package. Guests simply arrive and let The Jay’s attentive team take care of their parking needs, ensuring a seamless and stress-free experience. This is perfect for those taking a road trip to the city from a neighboring city or state.
- Daily Happy Hour: Every summer vacation needs a little happy hour! Every day from 3:30–5:30 pm, and featured at both the Third Floor indoor bar and the stunning terrace, The Third Floor happy hour features crafted cocktails and delicious bites at great prices.
Beyond the hotel, visitors can explore the Embarcadero neighborhood and the iconic Ferry Building, take a ferry ride around the bay, and enjoy the city’s rich arts culture through an event at the San Francisco Symphony or the San Francisco Ballet, or a visit to the ICA exhibit at the Transamerica Pyramid Center.
