The latest addition to Curio Collection by Hilton debuts in San Francisco with Timbri Hotel San Francisco. This 12-story, 236-room hotel centers around a “city nature” design philosophy, evident through green-infused color palettes and modern greenhouse-inspired architecture.
Guestrooms are thoughtfully designed, complete with expansive city views via floor-to-ceiling windows, deep-soaking tubs, high-speed WiFi, minibars stocked with local favorites and more.
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Timbri Hotel San Francisco offers diverse dining options for guests: Rise Over Run is a lush rooftop bar and solarium on the 12th floor, serving Mediterranean- and Saudade-inspired dishes; lobby-floor Dark Bar, offering inventive highballs, international spirits and globally inspired night bites accompanied by music; and Spoke Coffee & Café, a fast-casual coffee shop serving espresso-based drinks and brewed coffees from Equator Coffees, fresh juices, pastries and full breakfasts.
The hotel has a partnership with Root Division to feature rotating pieces from local artists in the coffee shop. Timbri Hotel San Francisco also offers a fitness center.
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