




Premier Room, City View (Hearing - No Hidden Fees)
- 276 sq ft
- Sleeps 4
- 1 King bed or 2 Queen Beds
- City view
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Step into the Deluxe Room at LUMA Hotel San Francisco, a carefully appointed 271 sq. ft. space that places you in the heart of Mission Bay/SoMa. Thoughtfully designed, the room offers a calm, contemporary atmosphere with climate-controlled air conditioning, blackout drapes and premium Frette Italian sheets to ensure restful sleep. Accessibility features such as Braille/raised signage and closed-captioned TV are included to make your stay straightforward and welcoming.
Sleeping up to 4 guests on two Queen beds, this room balances comfort and practical layout with hypo-allergenic and premium bedding, down comforters, and turndown service. The private bathroom is equipped with a hand-held showerhead, designer toiletries, bathrobes and slippers, plus hair dryer, shampoo, soap and towels. A laptop-compatible safe and heating complete the in-room essentials for a relaxed visit.
Enjoy modern entertainment and connectivity with a 65-inch smart TV with premium channels and free WiFi rated at 100+ Mbps (suitable for 1–2 people or up to 6 devices). A coffee/tea maker and complimentary bottled water are provided, and limited-hours room service with a late-night menu is available. Small thoughtful details—such as closed-caption support, hypo-allergenic options and accessible design elements—help make the Deluxe Room a comfortable, convenient base for your stay at LUMA Hotel San Francisco.






























The room has two Queen beds and sleeps up to 4 guests in 271 sq. ft. Both beds are dressed with Frette Italian sheets and down comforters, and hypo-allergenic and premium bedding is provided. Blackout drapes help with rest. It suits friends or colleagues travelling together, or two couples sharing.
The private bathroom has a shower with a hand-held showerhead, plus designer toiletries, shampoo, soap, a hair dryer and towels. Bathrobes and slippers are provided, which makes the room feel a little more indulgent than its size suggests.
You get a 65-inch smart TV with premium channels and free WiFi rated at 100+ Mbps, which suits 1–2 people or up to 6 devices. There is also a coffee/tea maker, complimentary bottled water, a laptop-compatible safe, air conditioning and heating. Room service runs limited hours and includes a late-night menu.
The room includes Braille/raised signage, a closed-captioned TV and a hand-held showerhead in the bathroom. These details are part of the Deluxe Room's design at LUMA Hotel San Francisco.
LUMA Hotel San Francisco charges no resort fee. High-speed Wi-Fi, fitness options and business facilities are included in the room cost. Valet-only parking is $90 per night plus tax, and EV charging is $40 per charge plus valet fees. A refundable incidentals deposit of $150 per night is collected at the property, and cash is not accepted.
Check-in is 3:00 PM and check-out is 12:00 noon. Bring a valid photo ID and a credit card. The guest checking in must be 21 or older, and everyone staying in the room should be registered with the front desk. The hotel is 100% non-smoking.
There are four options on site. Cavaña is the rooftop bar and restaurant with Latin American flavors, cocktails and small plates, open from 4:00 PM. TWYNE is the coffeehouse, serving Sightglass coffee. Trevino Wine Bar pours wine in the evening. Bodega is a grab-and-go shop of locally made snacks just off the lobby.
LUMA Hotel San Francisco is at 100 Channel Street in Mission Bay/SoMa. Oracle Park is roughly a 5-minute walk away, and Chase Center is also within a short walk, so the hotel works well on game and event days. The MUNI T-Third light rail stops nearby for trips further into the city.
SFO is about 15 miles away. A taxi or rideshare takes roughly 14–15 minutes, and BART is the best transit option. The hotel does not run an airport shuttle. There is no on-site pool or spa, but a 24-hour fitness center is available, and the rooftop terrace has panoramic city and bay views.
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