When you come across the breathtaking silhouette resembling a huge pagoda against the night sky, you will know that you have arrived at the Radisson Miyako Hotel.  The hotel is the anchor of the Japan Center, a complex of literally dozens of sushi bars and Asian specialty restaurants and shops in the heart of vibrant "Little Osaka," one of only three remaining Japantowns in the United States. Rooms overlook the traditional Japanese garden, and the waterfall and koi ponds provide meditative retreats. Guests have the option of choosing a Japanese-style room with futon beds and tatami mats or a Western-style room with traditional beds. The hotel is decorated with Japanese furnishings and artwork, and in place of Western-style blackout drapes, windows are covered by hand-painted shoji panels and sliding rice paper screens. The bathrooms also provide the luxury of the Japanese soaking tub, which is one foot deeper than the typical style tub. All modern amenities are included, and the hotel has a fitness and business center. The Radisson Miyako San Francisco Hotel is truly a unique option for elegant accommodations. The Miyako’s privacy and tranquility make it a favorite of celebrities and other guests who appreciate the unique and exotic location.