Salesforce Tower

Salesforce Tower - Salesforce's headquarters is in the Salesforce Tower, a 61-story skyscraper at 415 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94105. The 1,070-foot tower is San Francisco's tallest building and is part of a larger complex that includes the Salesforce Transit Center and Salesforce Park. The 61st floor, known as the 'Ohana Floor, is a hospitality space available for community organizations and guests. Headquarters information Address: 415 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94105 Tower Name: Salesforce Tower Height: 1,070 feet Stories: 61 Completed: 2018 Owned by: Boston Properties Architects: Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects Key features and amenities 'Ohana Floor: The 61st floor is a hospitality space with panoramic views of the San Francisco Bay Area. Salesforce Park: A 5.4-acre public park is located on the roof of the Transbay Transit Center, which is adjacent to the tower and features a walking trail, grassy lawns, and 600 trees. Sustainability: The tower includes an on-site water recycling system that treats and repurposes up to 30,000 gallons of water daily for non-potable uses. Art: The top of the tower features an LED public art installation called "Day for Night" by artist Jim Campbell. Additional information Salesforce has multiple other offices around the world. The headquarters serves as a major operational hub for key departments like engineering, product, and sales.

I highly recommend the Salesforce Tower's 4th-floor garden! This green space is a truly cool retreat, featuring lush plants, shady trees, and even a little playground. It’s the perfect, peaceful setting for taking a break right in the heart of the busy city.

Salesforce Tower is an iconic symbol of contemporary San Francisco — a 1070-foot glass-and-steel vertical engine of light and efficiency. It anchors the city’s skyline with quiet authority. Its tapered form, high-performance façade, and advanced structural core embody intelligent engineering and sustainability, while its crown — glowing softly at night — transforms the tower into a beacon of modern urban ambition.

The Salesforce Tower… not as iconic or lovable as the Transamerica Pyramid, but a very, very close second. I still can’t help but give it 5 stars. I have way too many pictures of this building. I think, in a vacuum, I wouldn’t like the design of this skyscraper. I might even find it distasteful. Yet, somehow, it makes its place in San Francisco. It’s an odd yet perfect fit, like it couldn’t work anywhere but here. I have to acknowledge what it’s brought to South of Market. We have gained a beautiful elevated park, a modern transit center, and more activity in general. I don’t think I would have visited this area regularly if it weren’t for these things- I love watching my city grow. While you might not be my favorite, you’re a welcome addition to the skyline. 5/5.

Visited the 61st floor in the Salesforce Tower, aka Ohana Floor. What a view, 360 degree views of San Francisco. It was a bit foggy but still a beautiful view.

Very convenient place for the people using public transportation

Visiting the top floor of Salesforce Tower was an unforgettable experience. The 360-degree views of San Francisco from the Ohana Floor are simply stunning—you can see the entire city, the bay, and beyond. The space itself is beautifully designed, filled with greenery and natural light, giving it a calm, open feel. It’s also great to know that the tower is open to the public for monthly tours. If you get the chance, don’t miss it! It’s one of the best views in the city.

View from 60th floor (Ohana floor) is spectacular. You can see the entire city, ocean, across the bay, all the bridges, etc. Also the best hors d'oeuvres I've ever had (giant selection and every one artistic and delicious). Kudos to their chefs. There were eight of them and I got to watch them in action.

I love the sales force tower! Amazing view of the whole Bay Area! Thank you for letting me take a few shots of sf! I can't wait to go back!

Salesforce Tower Ohana room is hands down the place to come for the best views of the city. The weather was perfect during my visit. The only way to get to the 61 floor is if you know someone that works there or if you host an event.

It's a beautiful sight up here. The only thing is that you need to know someone to come up. The best view of San Francisco by far on the clearest day we were there!!

After the TSA check-in, one can enjoy beautiful 360 degree views of the city of San Francisco and the surrounding areas providing there is no fog. Light refreshments are aplenty and can be enjoyed in one of the many comfortable lounging areas. If one can get past the ugliness of the corn-on-the-cob like eyesore that is the Salesforce Tower from the outside and the gremlin-like multiplying zombie-like techies inside, it's a rather good visit!

The most beautiful beautiful buildings around with a 365 view of the bay I was amazed. Came here on a work event and great hospitality from their staff It was great to see people enjoys returning to the office to be engaged and somewhat being normal again Love the tour of the common rooms

I had the opportunity to visit the Salesforce Tower, specifically the Ohana Floor, while I was in town for the Dreamforce conference. I didn't realize just how hopping this place is-I was kind of expecting to visit an office building that might have some cool features like a pool table or bar. Little did I know what I was in for. First of all, you can't just show up for a visit. You have to be invited, check in with security, get a badge and be escorted to the top. (I hear they may do monthly public tours, but I'm not familiar with how that works.) Getting through the security process was a bit hectic, likely exacerbated by the fact that everyone was there for the conference. At the top, there are 360 degree views of the city. It's beautiful! You can see the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, all of downtown and everything else from up there. They also have a café with drinks and even a mini restaurant serving up a buffet of hors d'oeuvres. I've seen fewer gastronomy staff in restaurants. It was impressive. People come up here to work, participate in meetings or to take in the views. I might recommend coming on a non-Dreamforce day to avoid crowds.

Love the interior and bright decorations of the Salesforce floors! The characters (astro and friends) are always so cute on the furniture and wall art. They're even on the coffee stirrers and cup sleeves! Salesforce really puts its branding on everything inside this tower. The 1st floor lobby also has stickers of Salesforce characters available. The best part of the building is the top floor, which is the 61st floor (the Ohana floor). The view of the city is amazing, and it's a 360 view. Even as someone afraid of heights, I was still in awe of the view. You can even see the golden gate bridge! There's also a barista bar on the same floor, and they serve lots of teas and coffees. For fall, they also had some seasonal drinks like pumpkin spice lattes. A lot of Salesforce employees bring guests up to the top floor to enjoy the phenomenal view, but it's also open to the public if you sign up online (you can't walk in and go to the top floor otherwise without an employee escort). There's a Steinway piano there as well. As for seating, there's usually plenty of seats on each floor and multiple conference rooms available if you need somewhere to take meetings.

My boyfriend is from San Francisco and works for salesforce. He used to work in the actual tower, but now he's remote living across the country. I've never visited it before so when we visited his hometown we decided to go & It was so cool! Everything I thought it would be and more. parking is a pain, no matter where you choose it's going to cost you money. But once you've got that settled, The front desk at the tower made getting visitor passes easy and fast. We went straight up to the highest floor, 61, the "Ohana floor." The view is breathtaking. It has a 360° circular room that you can walk around and take in the entire bay area. All throughout, there are living walls covered in plants and live botanical displays. There is lots of branding everywhere, including their signature custom characters. There's also a café serving a complete coffee and tea menu, with special limited drinks seasonally as well. I tried the elusive pumpkin spice latte and it was to die for. Oh - and of course it's all on the house. We walked to several other floors, All of which had breathtaking views and snacks tucked away for staff in clean and modern kitchens. We checked out the game room and even took the gondola up to salesforce park. Great experience. Would love to go back when we're in The City again.

Possibly the best wework in the world given its on a high floor in the salesforce tower overlooking soma and the bay. However, coders or anyone who has a job that requires deep focus should avoid this location at all cost unless your going to sit in a phone booth, which defeats the purpose of going to the 37th floor. It seems no one here believes in using the phone booths. There is just no respect for one another like you find at other shared spaces. Even the wework at the Montgomery St location the phone booths are full. At this location not one person was using the phone booth. People disrupt the entire floor by talking extremely loud for hours on end. I think it is just the sort of entitled, self-involved, careless people this location attracts. Next to me was someone screaming into their phone talking to a friend about how old or young their co-workers are. This went on for over an hour before I moved downstairs, only to come across another screamer. At least this screamer was having meeting talk. However, meeting talk is rather sickening as well and something I do not want to listen to unless I am forced to be in a meeting. Someone screaming all the buzz words to get attention, not giving the other meeting members on their call a second to talk, or even give the other people in the shared room any sort of break is something I would like to avoid, like its the plague. So I moved to the other end of the floor, only to find people having a large loud group meeting. Its a shame because the vibe here is perfect. It's just the people that make it unusable as a place to think, and its especially not a place to try to code. If your into competing with obnoxious loud people who treat the shared space like it is a conference room or their own call center, constantly screaming to get attention, then maybe this is your place. Personally, I feel stupid even being here among this group and will never come back here to try to get any work done, unless I have a private office. As I finish this, things have quieted down a bit, except for four guys directly behind me mumbling about their trip to Vegas. I will be spending the remainder of my time here in a phone booth.

This is a cool looking building. Salesforce Tower is the tallest skyscraper in the San Francisco skyline (surpassing the Transamerica Pyramid). It has 61 floors and was completed in 2018. The upper 6 floors are covered in art. It's called Day for Night and was designed by artist Jim Campbell. It has so many LED lights and aluminum panels that I think it looks like a cool lava lamp at night. Salesforce Tower uses 50% less energy per square foot than the average median U.S. office building. It also sources 100% renewable electricity. Even though I didn't go inside, I enjoyed standing in front of it and taking in its beauty.

Had the privilege of visiting this amazing wonder for a work event. I don't even know where to begin with the praise. This buildings design was well thought out to make this a majestic view from inside and out. Absolutely in love with its footprint and eco friendly interior. This is a place that will inspire you to be the best "human" you can be!!! Did I mention the view? OMG...what a view from the Ohana floor (60th floor). 360 wrap around view of the bay. This floor is that perfect place that Thanos would love to rest on after he created the "perfect world!"

Phenomenal place to work. Such a beautiful building. Amazing art and architecture throughout. Express elevators take you, nonstop, straight to your floor. 360° views of the city and abundant sunlight greet you upon arrival. Offices are open concept with plenty of huddle and collaboration spaces (if, like me, you just need a little quiet and privacy). There are also a number of small to medium-sized conference rooms that you can reserve ahead of time, or on the spot, using the convenient keypads located just outside of each conference room. Lots of cozy and electic office furniture is situated throughout the floor. There are plenty of snacks and drinks to keep everyone fueled, hydrated, and caffeinated. There is also a Quiet Room with a comfy chair and yoga mats to help facilitate a much-needed midday recharge. Bathrooms come equipped with hygiene products, unscented lotion, dental floss and mouthwash. There is also mouthwash situated at all of the sinks in the office, as well. Our tech-support can be likened to the Genius Bar, and many repairs are performed on the spot, right in front of you, in a matter of minutes. In fact, I got a brand new laptop (actually, they put old my hard drive into a new machine after the fan started to malfunction) in the time that it would take most people to get their morning fix from Starbucks. I couldn't even begin to hide how impressed I was. I am pleased (and impressed) at how quiet, respectful and aware everyone is of the people working around them. Despite being an office full of people, the volume in there is not much louder than your average library. My West Coast colleagues could definitely teach some of our employees in the East Coast offices a few things about office etiquette. I absolutely love working from this office. It's such a positive and productive work environment. Looking forward to working from here again soon.

We came here today for a visit - went to see the Ohana Floor, 5th floor and the lobby! Fun times with the fantastic views. Drinks & sweets available on the 61st floor (Ohana Floor), lots of couches to relax, clean restrooms, friendly staff. Stickers for kids. We got 2 things from the gift shop in the lobby. Adorable mascots. Was a great time, courtesy of a friend we knew who works at Salesforce! Street Parking available for $3.50 per hour between 9am & noon.

So apparently those support stands are for the transit center next door to the tower. That being said, the tower looks impressive and even has a light show in the evening at the top of the building. It's a new landmark building not quite as distinct as, say, the TransAmerica pyramid but it's close. It's taller actually. Just not as distinct.

I've been calling it "Facebook Tower" for years. I only just learned I was pronouncing it wrong. The view from the top is splendid. And if you want to have a great time with your pals, here's a neat trick: bring up a can of Schlitz beer and serve it with whipped cream and a cherry on top. It's called a "Schlitz cocktail" and it's great beverage to drink while you look down at the little specks of people below. Lastly, two tips for anyone who decides to make their own Schlitz cocktail. 1) Don't forget a straw. 2) Don't forget to open the can before you apply the whipped cram.

The newest and tallest skyscraper in San Francisco's changing skyline is a symmetrical tower, which is also the tallest office building west of Chicago. With 61 floors and 9 floors on top as a public art displaywith LEDs projected on its metal skin, the Salesforce Tower has surpassed the iconic Transamerica Pyramid by over 217 feet. Salesforce has started welcoming the public as guests once a month for a tour of the 61st floor or Ohana Floor. This is the highest occupiable floor and it's designated as an open-hospitality space. I was fortunate that my sign-up was accepted for the tour of the Ohana floor. It is spacious and beautifully decorated with comfy sofas and seats, a long conference table, kitchen and barista bar. But the most awesome feature of the floor is the view. You get a 360 degree view of the Bay and you're looking at the Transamerica Pyramid and Bay Bridge from an aerial perspective. Just amazing! Thanks Salesforce for opening up your Ohana Floor for these monthly tours. I hope you get a chance to visit and you will be in awe.

Came here for an event. It was located on the top floor, the Ohana Floor, which is way up high on the 61st floor. It is so high up that your ears pop as you are going up in the elevator and the security escort said it is 1,000 ft high! When you enter the top, you are greeted with impressive, commanding and spectacular views of the city 360° around. The floor is circular and everywhere you go has a stunning and amazing view! We arrived right after sunset so there was still a red glow in the horizon. The Bay Bridge was beautifully lit up all shimmery and sparkly and with a dramatic full moon rising overhead. We were here for an event and the in-house catering service was very good with delicious artisan food and excellent service. They served chicken and beef sliders, a dynamite cilantro lime shrimp over Asian slaw, house made very thin potato chips with a light creamy dip, and a beautifully arranged nuts, fruit and cheese platter with a basket of artisan breads and crackers to accompany it. The tiny bite-size desserts were great too! There are beautiful plants and foliage all around the floor with lush plant pillars placed here and there. The only thing kind of weird about this place is how ugly the furniture was and the weird color combinations of turquoise and yellow. It just didn't seem to go with the spectacular views of the city or with the "modernness" of this massive Salesforce building.

Best panoramic view of San Francisco, hands down bar none! Look down at the Transamerica Pyramid if you will, or look east towards the Bay Bridge & check out the water + Alcatraz - of course, granted there's no fog present. Now that the Golden State Warriors have taken their talents to the Chase Center Experience, look south & see that + the new Oracle Park, not to be outdone down the street. This tower is great for meetings, relaxation & reflection as well. They have a grand scale piano that adds to the ambiance. If it's not iconic already, it most certainly will be. You heard it here first, Big Truss in the Flesh!

Didn't bother going up to the top- the lobby was interesting enough. There was a Ducati motorcycle there just chilling, as well as a bunch of start-up ish exhibits. The main attraction was the child's play area where they had incorporated some "educational" exhibits for kids to think like engineers, apparently. Giving it so many stars only because it was well-maintained and this company commands respect for how much business it has taken over.

I love this building! The view is nearly unbeatable considering it's the tallest building in SF. The glass windows surrounding the entire building 360 is a wonderful touch that definitely makes working in an office space feel open and not constrained. The security for the building are generally very nice, the amenities are great as well. The elevators go at 2x speed for higher floors and the system for calling elevators is very efficient. The Ohana floor on the top of the building is breathtaking and is a very fun environment. Lastly, the park and stores/restaurants attached to the building are great. Very convenient to have a beautiful park to walk around when needing a break from work. Will definitely be back (everyday)!

The new landmark in san Francisco, where it is the tallest building surpassing the Transamerica building. I understand on some occasions, they give tours of the building.

Beautiful lady. And yet, ugly character! Lady is inconsiderate using hair dry to Not clean up herself before leaving! Very disappointed!

The park is part of the Salesforce Transportation center. It's on the top of the building and it offers a view of the city, some nice greenery and different plants, social activities, and a great spot to hang out at lunch or if you just need a break from work. There is an area for kids as well with a small park that they can play on. It is open to the public and definitely worth a visit. I also saw a small gondola when I visited but I wasn't sure if that was for employees only.

Amazing views from the 61st floor of the Salesforce Tower now open to the public. And all free! I think it's only one Saturday per month so get your reservation in now. You are allowed to roam the floor for an hour and everything was run smoothly and efficiently. The only gripe I had was the Trumpian insistence that it is the tallest building West of the Mississippi. Even when confronted with evidence that in fact the Wilshire Grand Center in LA is 30 feet higher, and is documented on numerous sites online, the Salesforce "live-bots" tried to write it off as fake news.

Impossible to miss. This building is San Francisco's new centerpiece. You can see it from all corners of the Bay. It's a simple but attractive skyscraper. The top, at night, there is motion picture animation around the periphery of the building.

This building is a marvel. The architect is great. Makes the city of San Francisco look more beautiful.

Salesforce software is awful. Overpriced, outdated and no support.

I reserved a time a few months ago to visit the top floor of the tower. We went and the views are incredible. What is kind of weird is the Disney vibes you get throughout the experience. When you enter the lobby, visit the top and ultimately exit, there are cartoon characters (animals but also Einstein) everywhere and employees dressed as park rangers. I shrugged it off but when we got to the top there was more of the same: mascots and giant murals and all sorts of weird stuff. I understand they are trying to make sales software more approachable but this is just bizarre. But like I said, great views!

Super cool building. My girlfriend works for the Mulesoft division of Salesforce as a Sales Engineer, so when visiting SF, we went to the main office to get some work done. Definitely worth while stopping by if you have a tour guide. Make sure to check out the views from the top floor!

This building is still in the process of being built internally for other companies that are renting other floors and the connection between the tower and the Salesforce Park (supposedly ready by August 2018). It's very security-safe and has a lot of natural lightning in the space. Great view from inside as well.

I sometimes work from the Landmark building on Market Street. After visiting the 5th floor, well, I think I might change work locations!

Beautiful building. New icon of San Francisco. It's growing on to me every day more and more. Seen from all over the Bay Area. It represents how far the city has come. Much better improvement over the old terminal.