Developer David O’Keefe expected a decent crowd last month when he held a soft opening reception for his new Hotel Via, across from AT&T Park. He just didn’t anticipate people would start wandering in and booking rooms before the hotel’s online reservation system had even gone live.
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Thank you for visiting the Hotel Council website! I am thrilled to welcome you to our new site! The Hotel Council is the voice of the hotel industry and we re-designed our website to reflect this. …
Stanton Architecture has been a go-to name for developers of projects as small as 77 rooms up to 230 rooms, and often works on plans for sites within a few hundred feet of one another. …
Are Uber and Lyft rakish rule-breakers in the great tradition of American swashbuckling capitalism?
The Hotel Council and our partners have met with Mayor Lee on multiple occasions to ensure that addressing homelessness remains a top priority. Our advocacy has resulted in San Francisco’s new …
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The Hotel Council Executive Director, Kevin Carroll, has worked closely with Share Better SF, labor groups, the California Hotel and Lodging Association, and American Hotel and Lodging Association to ensure short-term rental companies operate legally and within City policy …
The Hotel Council is a partner is San Francisco’s Vision Zero safety plan and our transportation priority is to ensure our members are represented when traffic proposals may impact their businesses…
Is it too cold?”
Sprawled in a turquoise velvet chair, Chip Conley fiddled with the temperature controls for the hotel room at Laurel Inn in San Francisco’s Presidio Heights neighborhood.