Hotels in San Francisco
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Superhero Hotel
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Hotel Riu Plaza Fisherman's Wharf
Hotel Riu Plaza Fisherman's Wharf- Walk to Pier 39 from this hotel with a pool and 24-hour fitness center.
Chancellor Hotel on Union Square
Chancellor Hotel on Union Square- Unwind in a historic Edwardian gem near Union Square's best shopping and sights.
Holiday Inn Golden Gateway by IHG
Holiday Inn Golden Gateway by IHG- Enjoy scenic views and central San Francisco exploring from this vibrant hotel.
FOUND Hotel Carlton, Nob Hill
FOUND Hotel Carlton, Nob Hill
Handlery Union Square Hotel
Handlery Union Square Hotel- Steeped in historic charm, this Union Square gem offers a peaceful retreat with outdoor pool.
Inn At Union Square
Inn At Union Square- Stay steps from Union Square in a boutique hotel with complimentary breakfast.
Stanford Court San Francisco
Stanford Court San Francisco
The Marker Union Square San Francisco
The Marker Union Square San Francisco- Conveniently located minutes from top San Francisco attractions and transit options.
Hotel des Arts
Hotel des Arts- Inviting boutique retreat in the heart of downtown just minutes from Union Square.
Holiday Inn Express and Suites Fisherman's Wharf by IHG
Holiday Inn Express and Suites Fisherman's Wharf by IHG- Stay in Fisherman's Wharf, near Pier 39 and Lombard Street with fitness center.
Hotel Emblem San Francisco
Hotel Emblem San Francisco- Discover a literary retreat near Union Square with a speakeasy-inspired bar and cafe.
YOTEL San Francisco
YOTEL San Francisco- Contemporary hotel steps from Market Street, offering free breakfast in downtown SF.
The Pickwick Hotel
The Pickwick Hotel- Unwind with a fitness center and lively bar just steps from SFMOMA and Union Square.
Galleria Park Hotel
Galleria Park Hotel- Modern sanctuary in downtown San Francisco with rooftop terrace near Union Square.
Hotel Del Sol
Hotel Del Sol- Vibrant Marina District hotel with a heated pool and easy access to iconic sites.
King George Hotel
King George Hotel- Explore San Francisco from this Edwardian gem near Union Square with 24-hour service.
Hotel Caza Fisherman's Wharf
Hotel Caza Fisherman's Wharf- Stroll to Pier 39 from this Wharf-front hotel with outdoor pool and 24-hour gym.
Mayflower Hotel
Mayflower Hotel- Visit central San Francisco near Pier 39, with free daily breakfast and WiFi.
Petite Auberge
Petite Auberge- Near Union Square hotel offers European-inspired comfort in the heart of San Francisco.
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Fisherman's Wharf
Fisherman's Wharf dazzles with classic San Francisco sights and sounds that'll make your camera work overtime. Sea lions bark and sunbathe at Pier 39 while street performers turn sidewalks into stages. The Aquarium of the Bay lets you walk under sharks, and historic ships at Hyde Street Pier whisper tales of maritime adventures. Grab a steaming sourdough bowl of clam chowder or fresh Dungeness crab from waterfront eateries that range from casual to upscale. Hotels with bay views provide perfect crash pads after long days of exploration. Getting around is simple with multiple bus lines, the iconic cable car terminus, and wide pedestrian areas perfect for strolling.
Nob Hill
Perched atop one of San Francisco's famous hills, Nob Hill flaunts its old-money swagger with grand hotels and Gothic architecture. Grace Cathedral's spires reach skyward while cable cars rattle past mansions that seem frozen in time. You can spend hours exploring the Cable Car Museum or wandering through Huntington Park's manicured gardens with their ornate fountains and spectacular city views. Hotel bars serve craft cocktails alongside piano melodies, and upscale restaurants offer white-tablecloth dining experiences. Getting around is a breeze with three metro stops and those iconic cable cars connecting you to downtown and Chinatown. The steep streets might leave you breathless, but the panoramic vistas make every climb worth it.
Union Square
Union Square delivers San Francisco's most electric shopping scene, where luxury flagships and department stores surround a bustling central plaza. Street performers entertain beside the towering Dewey Monument while theater marquees promise evening shows. Cable cars clang past historic hotels and designer boutiques, creating a vibrant urban energy that feels distinctly San Francisco. Getting around couldn't be easier with the Powell Street cable car terminus and nearby metro stops connecting you everywhere. Upscale hotel restaurants and rooftop lounges dominate the dining scene. Choose between luxury historic hotels or boutique properties for your stay, all within steps of world-class shopping and entertainment.
Mission District
The Mission District pulses with colorful murals that tell stories of Latino heritage and artistic rebellion. On weekends, locals sprawl across Dolores Park with skyline views and picnic spreads. Wander down 24th Street to discover authentic taquerias, quirky boutiques, and the historic Mission Dolores, San Francisco's oldest building. Getting around is a breeze with two BART stations and several bus lines connecting you to downtown. Hip cafes and lively bars along Valencia Street make perfect spots for people-watching, while the neighborhood's mix of Victorian homes and street art creates a vibe that's both gritty and charming.
South of Market
SoMa packs San Francisco's artistic spirit into a neighborhood that's constantly reinventing itself. Converted warehouses now house cutting-edge galleries while SFMOMA's towering glass facade invites you to explore world-class contemporary art. Oracle Park brings baseball energy to the bay, and Yerba Buena Gardens offers a peaceful green escape from the urban buzz. Getting around couldn't be easier with Yerba Buena-Moscone Station and several other transit stops connecting you to the entire city. The restaurant scene ranges from food trucks to upscale dining in industrial-chic spaces. Most visitors stay in modern hotels or boutique properties housed in historic buildings with architectural character.
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Fog rolls across the Golden Gate Bridge while cable cars clank up impossibly steep hills lined with candy-colored Victorian houses. At Pier 39, sea lions bark and pose as if auditioning for wildlife documentaries. The Mission's muralists transform walls into canvases while locals debate which taqueria serves the definitive burrito. Alcatraz broods in the bay, its audio tour narrated by former guards and inmates. Golden Gate Park hides surprises around every bend – Japanese gardens, actual bison, and museums where you could happily lose an afternoon. For the best city views, skip the tourist crowds at Lombard Street and head to Twin Peaks, where the whole magnificent bay panorama unfolds at your feet.
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