ZETTA

San Francisco, CA

Hotel Zetta in the South of Market (SOMA) district is now a vibrant destination designed to appeal to the area’s tech-savvy clientele. Led by Stanton Architecture, the renovation includes a full redesign of the 8-story hotel’s public spaces as well as minor exterior enhancements to the first and second floors. In collaboration with Dawson Design Associates, Stanton revamped the lobby bar and entrance canopy, and modernized the second-floor meeting rooms. The hotel’s restaurant was rebuilt and rebranded as The Cavalier, a top downtown dining destination.

The architectural team added long-term value to the property by reconfiguring under-utilized space to create eight new guestrooms without altering the building footprint. This strategy maximized revenue potential while maintaining the hotel’s modern aesthetic.

Interior Design: Dawson Design Associates

Structural Engineer: KPFF

Construction Manager: AJAX Consulting Services, LLC

Modern bar interior with yellow lighting, chandeliers, bottles on shelves, seating arrangement with round tables, yellow and black chairs, and white bar stools.

Modern hotel room with a large bed, desk, and chair. Artwork on the wall features a collage-style portrait. There are pendant lights, a television, and a window with blinds. A colorful rug is on the floor, and the desk has a lamp, open notebook, glass bottle, and a small board with bread.

Modern hotel room with a bed, desk, TV, and window with curtains and blinds.