San Francisco, CA

Stanton Architecture was integral to the transformative remodel of Hotel Nikko, modernizing 425 of its 533 guestrooms and revitalizing key public areas in honor of the hotel’s 30th anniversary. The project included a significant voluntary seismic retrofit, enhancing the property’s safety and resilience. As part of a comprehensive infrastructure and technology upgrade, Stanton ensured the hotel meets modern standards while preserving its signature elegance.

The renovation was executed in just three and a half months, during which Hotel Nikko temporarily closed to allow for efficient construction and a seamless grand reopening. The result is a sophisticated, technology-forward hotel offering enhanced guest experiences, blending contemporary design with the luxury and exceptional service that defines Hotel Nikko.

Photography: Courtesy of Hotel Nikko

HOTEL NIKKO

City street at dusk with tall building, streetlights, and adjacent structures.
View from above of a building entrance with glass doors and a glass canopy. Two people, one wearing a hat, are entering. The floor has a marble pattern with gold handrails.
Modern hotel lobby with elegant seating, marble flooring, large windows with curtains, decorative lighting fixture, and staircase leading to second floor.
Modern hotel room with a large bed, blue accents, two blue chairs, a table, and a window with a city view.