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Welcome to W Hotel San Francisco in San Francisco
 This hotel has 423 guestrooms, all of which include pillow-top mattresses, down duvets, 250-thread-count sheets, wireless keyboards for WebTV, high-speed Internet access, CD players with mood music samplers, VCRs, and cordless phones. Wonderful - These guestrooms offer one king bed or two double beds, many with views; rooms accommodate a maximum of four guests.
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XYZ - This highly touted, two-level restaurant, just off the lobby, is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It features minimalist-cool decor with a menu of modern American dishes such as hominy cakes with pico de gallo and ancho salsa, and grilled ribeye steak with chanterelles. XYZ Bar - Neon-blue glow and mohair banquettes set the tone for martinis and other grown-up beverages in the loft above the restaurant. The bar hosts regular multimedia dance parties. W Caf? - This small bar and seating area in the lobby serves espresso, cocktails, and light fare from morning until late night.
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What to expect: From the leather armchairs in the lobby, where guests play backgammon or conduct business meetings, to a front-desk staff wearing headsets and black Nehru-style uniforms, the 31-floor W exudes cool sophistication. Techies doing business in Multimedia Gulch, international CEOs, and incognito celebrities all find conversation nooks in the hotel's stylish lobby "living room" or next door in the XYZ restaurant and bar. Amenity highlights: After a workout in the 24-hour fitness center or a swim in the glass atrium-enclosed lap pool, guests unwind in the spa or on the sundeck. Upstairs, guestrooms are equipped with the latest gadgets, such as wireless keyboards, 27-inch TVs with Internet access, and CD players with music samplers. The hotel's acclaimed restaurant includes a loft bar that hosts regular multimedia dance parties. Insider tip: This hotel is in the South of the Market (SoMa) area, next to the Museum of Modern Art and across the street from the cutting-edge Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. The center presents dance and theater performances, as well as works by Bay Area and regional artists, while MOMA showcases a wide array of international art. On Thursdays, MOMA stays open late and features live jazz in the lobby.
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