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Who Owns Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco?
Quick answer: According to the most recent public record, Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco was reported to have been acquired by Blackstone for $130 million on December 4, 2025, per Hotel Dive.
The Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco occupies part of a Market Street tower in the city's downtown. A hotel is an operating business wrapped in real estate, so the brand on the sign, the company that manages it, and the party that owns the building are usually three different entities. The owner that matters for a sale, a loan, or an approach is the fee owner recorded in the public record.
Ownership on the public record
The table below is the most recent ownership-changing transaction HotelHinge has on record for this property, with the source it comes from. Each figure is dated; ownership can change as new deeds are recorded.
| Most recent sale on record | December 4, 2025 |
| Sale price | $130 million |
| Buyer (owner of record) | Blackstone |
| Record type | Reported by named trade press |
| Source | Hotel Dive |
About Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco
| Location | 2 Yerba Buena Ln, San Francisco, CA |
| County | San Francisco |
| Brand / flag | Four Seasons (operated under Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts) |
| Rooms | 277 |
| Status | Operating |
Physical characteristics are compiled from public assessor and other public sources; blanks are left honest ("-") rather than guessed. HotelHinge publishes no ratings, reviews, or photos.
California market context
Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco is one of 5,790 hotels on record in California, part of 46,101 U.S. hotels across 51 markets (the 50 states plus the District of Columbia) in HotelHinge's property-first census. Each carries its owner, transaction history, and, where applicable, REIT attribution and CMBS debt, all tied to public sources.
For the full picture of who is buying, selling, and financing hotels in this market, see California hotel statistics and the free HotelHinge Research reports.
Frequently asked questions
Who owns Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco?
The most recent reported transaction shows Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco was acquired by Blackstone for $130 million on December 4, 2025, per Hotel Dive. That buyer is the reported owner as of that deal. Ownership can change, so HotelHinge always ties the owner to the dated public record or report it comes from.
How much did Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco sell for?
Its most recent reported sale was $130 million, on December 4, 2025, to Blackstone, per Hotel Dive.
Does Four Seasons own Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco?
Usually not in the real-estate sense. Four Seasons is the brand (and, through its parent, often the operator) of Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco, but the building itself is owned by a separate party. In the most recent public record, the real estate was reported acquired by Blackstone for $130 million on December 4, 2025. The flag on the sign is rarely the owner on the deed.
Is hotel ownership public record?
Yes. The transfer of real estate is recorded at the county recorder or register of deeds, the tax assessment is public at the county assessor, and the owning company is registered with the secretary of state. The legal owner of a hotel is therefore public, though the individuals behind a holding company are not always disclosed.
Can I cite this ownership information for Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco?
Yes. This page is free to cite. Please attribute it to HotelHinge (The Hotel Census) and link to the original page. Each fact is dated and linked to its public source.
Disclaimer, sourcing, and citation
About this page. HotelHinge is a U.S. hotel property and ownership research service operated by TrueNote, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company doing business as HotelHinge. This page is published for general informational purposes only and is not legal, tax, or investment advice.
How we know, and whose data it is. The ownership and transaction facts on this page are drawn from public records (county and municipal deed and assessor filings) or from named trade-press reporting, each linked above to its source. HotelHinge is a proprietary compilation: the underlying facts are public, and the original selection, matching, and arrangement into a property-level record are our own work. Ownership can change, and the public record accrues on a lag; treat each fact as of the date shown.
What we do not publish. HotelHinge shows no ratings, reviews, or photos, and publishes no RevPAR, ADR, occupancy, or cap-rate figures of its own. The named owner is the party recorded or reported for the transaction shown; it is not necessarily the operator or the brand, which are usually separate parties.
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