Located on the San Francisco Peninsula, only 15 miles separates us from all the action of downtown San Francisco. Whether your into sightseeing, live music, food, fairs or fine art, the “City by the Bay” offers up an exciting mix of experiences to enrich and elevate your San Francisco adventure.
Pencil in some time to explore the scenic views of San Mateo County/Silicon Valley, only a short drive away from our property. Map out your day to explore the land between the ocean and the bay.
747 Howard St | (415) 974-4000
As San Francisco's largest convention and exhibition center, this state-of-the-art facility features two underground halls, a three-level exhibition hall, and the popular Yerba Buena Gardens.
From flagship stores near Union Square, designer boutiques in Hayes and Noe Valley and vintage selections on Valencia Street in the Mission District, you’ll enjoy world-class shopping in the city.
151 3rd St | +1 (415) 357 4000
Featuring an outstanding collection of over 33,000 works, the museum has championed the most innovative and challenging art of its time.
San Francisco Wine Country Tours • (866) 231 3752
Don’t miss two top attractions of the Muir Woods and northern Californian wine country. Full-day trips take a scenic route across the Golden Gate Bridge to the Redwoods and the world-renowned wineries of Sonoma, California.
Just a few minutes away! • (650) 821-8211
We are just 2 miles from the San Francisco International Airport (SFO), one of the top 30 busiest airports in the world and is home to two popular museums.
Ferry Access from Golden Gate National Recreation Area
Best known as the infamous and inescapable federal penitentiary immortalized in hundreds of movies, Alcatraz was also once the home of a Civil War fortress, the West Coast's first lighthouse and a bird sanctuary.
Golden Gate Bridge Visitor Centre • 210 Lincoln Boulevard
One of the most recognized landmarks in the world, the iconic Golden Gate Bridge graces the San Francisco Bay like a beacon welcoming visitors to explore San Francisco's history and culture.
Hornblower Classic Cable Cars • 2766 Taylor Street
The world’s last manually operated cable car is an icon of San Francisco, and a must see and ride attraction along Powell Street.
Van Ness Avenue east to Kearny Street
Don't miss the bustling waterfront marketplace, fishing boats and sea lions basking in the sun at Fisherman’s Wharf. Two cable car lines stop here, while sightseeing boats link to Alcatraz, Angel Island and other sights around San Francisco Bay.
24 Willie Mays Plaza • (415) 972 2000
Home of the San Francisco Giants Major League Baseball team,Oracle Park offers exciting pro baseball games, stunning views of the San Francisco Bay and a variety of seasonal events.
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