Best Spa Hotels in San Francisco

The Huntington Hotel's Nob Hill Spa offers guests 10 treatment rooms, steam rooms, saunas and a lounge with a fireplace. This three-level spa's menu features massages, facials, body treatments, manicures and pedicures. Highlights include couples massages and seasonal offerings like the 50-minute winter illuminating body polish.

The Reméde Spa at The St. Regis San Francisco offers a customizable selection of classic spa treatments in a facility complete with Vichy showers, an indoor infinity pool and other amenities. Spa packages are available to cater to individuals such as athletes, mothers and wedding party members.

Traditional spa services, such as massages, body treatments, facials and signature treatments are available at the in-house spa.

The Ritz-Carlton, San Francisco is home to Spa L'OCCITANE by the Bay, an independently operated spa located on the first floor of the hotel.

The full-service spa is located within the fitness facility. Guests can enjoy a custom massage in a private room, aromatherapy treatments and care from a professional skincare technician.

The Hotel Vitale's penthouse-level spa has sweeping views of the San Francisco Bay and Golden Gate Bridge from its treatment rooms, including the private outdoor bamboo garden featuring a deep soaking tub. In this secluded spot, visitors can enjoy a customized hydrotherapy session featuring lavender bath milk powder in addition to music and even herbal beverages.

The spa at the San Francisco Marriott Marquis is a small facility off the fitness center with simple services and treatments. It offers a short menu of facials, massages, body treatments and waxing, as well as access to separate steam rooms for men and women.

The Healing Arts Center & Spa at Cavallo Point focuses heavily on health, with holistic medical practitioners making up part of the spa staff. In addition to standard treatments, the spa also offers acupuncture, meditation, energy healing treatments, hypnotherapy and herb consultations. There is an outdoor meditation pool available to guests as well as the Tea Bar, which serves tea and tonics.

The Wellness Center Spa & Fitness offers guests a variety of massages, manicures and pedicures. Services include aromatherapy and hot stone massages as well as treatments for expectant mothers and couples.

Formerly a Mandarin Oriental property, the Loews Regency San Francisco Hotel offers sweeping views of the San Francisco skyline from its perch in one of the city's tallest buildings. Housed in the top 11 floors of the 48-story tower, accommodations offer views of the city or the bay. Recent guests said no matter what the view, the spacious rooms offer the ultimate luxury with amenities like goose down bedding, Italian marble bathrooms with soaking tubs and complimentary Wi-Fi access. When you're not in your room, you can take advantage of the light-filled fitness center or the fully equipped business center, both open 24 hours a day. When you want to explore the city, you can make use of the house car, which is complimentary during morning commute hours. In the evenings, grab a bite at The Bear and Monarch, the on-site restaurant. Recent visitors said the quality of cuisine and exceptional customer service were worth the high price tags.

Like many W hotels, San Francisco's iteration is über-trendy, yet remarkably comfortable. Previous guests were pleased with the hotel's accommodations, which include pillow-top mattresses, goose-down bedding, flat-screen TVs and access to iPod shuffles and a variety of DVDs through the hotel's Whatever/Whenever program. The W San Francisco also provides pet beds, litter boxes and food bowls for those traveling with four-legged companions. In addition to its guest rooms, the W also has TRACE, a restaurant that serves socially conscious Californian cuisine. Sitting near the Yerba Buena Gardens in the SoMa neighborhood, this Marriott-affiliated hotel makes a great choice for business and leisure travelers alike. Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and use points here.