10 . MEETINGS | Never the same. Always San Francisco. A NEW WAY OF MEETING CREATE MEMORABLE MEETINGS WITH SAN FRANCISCO’S NEIGHBORHOOD NETWORK CONNECTIONS The current expansion of Moscone North and South hasn’t hindered the city’s ability to provide unique, personalized meeting experiences. San Francisco’s hotel community has rolled out a new program combining room blocks at neighboring hotels to create capacity for larger meetings but with a distinct neighborhood feel. The Neighborhood Network Connections program yields flexible meeting space and accommodations for up to 2,500 in five key neighborhoods; room availability is optimal for 2017 and 2018. NOB HILL CONNECTION Perched atop one of San Francisco’s most celebrated enclaves and with views overlooking San Francisco Bay, this centralized location has been equated with wealth and luxury since the Gold Rush days. Hotels in the Nob Hill Connection network include: The Fairmont San Francisco, InterContinental Mark Hopkins San Francisco, The Ritz-Carlton, San Francisco, The Scarlet Huntington San Francisco, The Stanford Court San Francisco and the Masonic venue. TOTAL MEETING ROOMS TOTAL FUNCTION SPACE TOTAL PEAK GUESTROOMS LARGEST BALLROOM TOTAL SUITES 70 170,000+ sq. ft 1,400 250 11,362/41,415 sq. ft. UNION SQUARE ALLIANCE Home to one of the city’s most fashionable shopping districts as well as theaters and restaurants, Union Square offers plenty of opportunities for attendees to enjoy after business is done. Just steps from the Powell Street cable car, The Westin St. Francis pairs perfectly with the Grand Hyatt San Francisco around the corner to provide meeting capacity in one of the city’s signature neighborhoods. TOTAL MEETING ROOMS TOTAL FUNCTION SPACE TOTAL PEAK GUESTROOMS TOTAL SUITES LARGEST BALLROOM 55 86,000 sq. ft 1,200 77 10,700 sq. ft. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROGRAM CONTACT: Christopher Deschenes | Manager, Business Development Convention Sales christopher@sftravel.com | 508-269-8555 sftravel.com FROM TOP: flickr.com/photos/smcclan; © William Fawcett fotoVoyager.com