Hotel Kabuki Formerly Known As Miyako Hotel

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Renovation Notice:
The hotel's restaurant is currently closed for renovations and is expected to reopen November 1, 2007. On Wednesdays, the reception is followed by cultural programs that teach Japanese arts such as origami and sushi preparation. The hotel's O Izakaya Lounge hosts evening wine and sake receptions.

Expert Tip. Select accommodations are equipped with high-speed wired Internet access. Rooms include flat-panel televisions and wireless Internet access. Japanese Suites feature redwood saunas and furos, which are traditional Japanese bathrooms with deep tubs and separate toilet areas. Many accommodations include Japanese soaking tubs. Beds feature pillow-top mattresses and 300-thread-count linens. Window treatments display traditional hand-painted fusuma screens and rice-paper shoji panels. Select accommodations extend onto narrow balconies that overlook the courtyard or street scenes. The Hotel Kabuki Formerly Known as the Miyako Hotel offers 218 guestrooms decorated with Japanese furnishings and artworks.

Guestrooms. The hotel also offers discounted passes to a nearby 24-hour health club with an indoor pool. A complimentary 24-hour fitness center houses cardiovascular and strength-training equipment, and free weights. Wireless Internet access is complimentary in the lobby. This property provides 13,000 square feet of function space. Fees apply. A lower-level self-service business center houses three computers equipped with high-speed Internet access, a printer and a fax machine. The lobby is decorated with Japanese artifacts and showcases a platter depicting illustrations of Japanese landscapes based on Ando Hiroshige prints. A Japanese courtyard contains a central koi pond. The pagoda-style Hotel Kabuki Formerly known as Miyako Hotel is infused with Japanese culture, including a parking lot that doubles as a bonsai-trimmed rock garden.
Hotel Features. This property stands four blocks from the historic Fillmore Theater. Hotel Kabuki Formerly Known as Miyako Hotel is positioned in the "Little Osaka" district of San Francisco, Calif.