rachelchic
Do you know any nice hotels near china town?
I am going to San Francisco for the second time..I am 15 soon to be 16 and I don't want to go out to lame museums..I want to go to meet cute boys and see what the life is like there..I also want to be safe there..even if I don't meet some guy, I will be happy.. I still want to hear other suggestions on where to visit..shopping, eating, chinatown? Thanks a bunch:)
Answer
Marriott Hotel
Four Star Hotel
Discover the beautiful San Francisco Marriott rising 39 stories high into the city skyline. Just south of Market Street, this San Francisco hotel near Moscone Convention Center is just steps away from the city's top attractions
Destination Sighs:
~The Moscone Center
~Union Square
~Chinatown
~Yerba Buena Gardens
~ AT&T Park
Hotel Features:
~Unparalleled meeting facilities with over 117,000 sq. ft. of flexible meeting and banquet space
~Luxurious modern guest rooms, 32" LCD HD TV's, modern San Francisco accommodations including 1,362 hotel rooms and 137 spacious hotel suites
~High speed Internet access and a spacious work desk in each hotel room for business travelers
~Upgraded granite vanity tops with stone floors in each guest bathroom
5 Fourth St. San Francisco 415-896-1600
Parc Fifty Five Hotel
Four Star Hotel
Located on a small side street in downtown San Francisco just minutes away from Union Square and the jingles of the cable cars.
Destination Sights:
~One block from the San Francisco Shopping Center with Nordstroms & Bloomingdales
~Two blocks from Union Square's high-end shops
~The Museum of Modern Art and Asian Art Museum are within six blocks
~Chinatown's eclectic shops and superb dining venue are just seven blocks away
Hotel Features:
~A vast lobby
~Offers Internet terminals and wireless Internet access
~Displays an impressive art collection of American and European paintings and classic sculptures
~24hr Health Club, Dry Sauna, Coffee Shop, Cocktail lounge
55 Cyril Magnin St. San Francisco 800-804-6835
Hilton San Francisco Financial District
Four Star Hotel
This San Francisco hotel in the Financial District merges business and pleasure. Built from the former Jenny Lind Theatre site, named for the "Swedish Nightingale" singer, and was San Francisco's mid-1800s city hall. Located within walking distance to many hot spots!
Destination Sights:
~Just one block from Chinatown, North Beach and the TransAmerica Pyramid in the Financial District
~The Embarcadero Center, Ferry Building and Union Square are within six blocks of this hotel
~The Moscone Convention Center is eight blocks away
Hotel Features:
~Mediterranean dining in Restaurant Seven Fifty
~Business Center, High Speed Internet, Secretarial Service
~Family Friendly with babysitting serives, cribs, high chairs, playpens
~Salon, Car Rental, Doctor on-call, Fitness Center
750 Kearny St. San Francisco 800-804-6835
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Marriott Hotel
Four Star Hotel
Discover the beautiful San Francisco Marriott rising 39 stories high into the city skyline. Just south of Market Street, this San Francisco hotel near Moscone Convention Center is just steps away from the city's top attractions
Destination Sighs:
~The Moscone Center
~Union Square
~Chinatown
~Yerba Buena Gardens
~ AT&T Park
Hotel Features:
~Unparalleled meeting facilities with over 117,000 sq. ft. of flexible meeting and banquet space
~Luxurious modern guest rooms, 32" LCD HD TV's, modern San Francisco accommodations including 1,362 hotel rooms and 137 spacious hotel suites
~High speed Internet access and a spacious work desk in each hotel room for business travelers
~Upgraded granite vanity tops with stone floors in each guest bathroom
5 Fourth St. San Francisco 415-896-1600
Parc Fifty Five Hotel
Four Star Hotel
Located on a small side street in downtown San Francisco just minutes away from Union Square and the jingles of the cable cars.
Destination Sights:
~One block from the San Francisco Shopping Center with Nordstroms & Bloomingdales
~Two blocks from Union Square's high-end shops
~The Museum of Modern Art and Asian Art Museum are within six blocks
~Chinatown's eclectic shops and superb dining venue are just seven blocks away
Hotel Features:
~A vast lobby
~Offers Internet terminals and wireless Internet access
~Displays an impressive art collection of American and European paintings and classic sculptures
~24hr Health Club, Dry Sauna, Coffee Shop, Cocktail lounge
55 Cyril Magnin St. San Francisco 800-804-6835
Hilton San Francisco Financial District
Four Star Hotel
This San Francisco hotel in the Financial District merges business and pleasure. Built from the former Jenny Lind Theatre site, named for the "Swedish Nightingale" singer, and was San Francisco's mid-1800s city hall. Located within walking distance to many hot spots!
Destination Sights:
~Just one block from Chinatown, North Beach and the TransAmerica Pyramid in the Financial District
~The Embarcadero Center, Ferry Building and Union Square are within six blocks of this hotel
~The Moscone Convention Center is eight blocks away
Hotel Features:
~Mediterranean dining in Restaurant Seven Fifty
~Business Center, High Speed Internet, Secretarial Service
~Family Friendly with babysitting serives, cribs, high chairs, playpens
~Salon, Car Rental, Doctor on-call, Fitness Center
750 Kearny St. San Francisco 800-804-6835
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Going to San Francisco for 4th of July Weekend. Looking for recommendations!`?
archichick
My sister and I are taking my mom to SF and Napa for her birthday over Fourth of July weekend. We'll definitely do all the usual touristy things, but we would love recommendations for things we might miss. Also - where is the best place to go see fireworks? We were thinking that going to Golden State Park with a blanket would be fun, but I would love any recommendations locals or people who have had fabulous vacations there may have. Thanks!!!
We're planning on doing Chinatown, Fisherman's Warf/Pier 39, Alcatraz and DeYoung, but if you know about anything else that we shouldn't miss, please let me know. Thanks!
Answer
Golden Gate Park would not be a good place to view fireworks since they are shown around Fisherman's Wharf area; the best place to see and do things that day (most locals actually pull out lawn chairs to wait and hog spots for the fireworks early in the day) is right near Ghirardelli Square; there is a small grassy area perfect for blankets. There will be outdoor vendors as well as some streets will be closed off to vehicles after 5 or 6PM so more vendors can open up along the sidewalk of Fisherman's Wharf. Staying in the wharf area is the probably the best idea for the 4th.
You seem to have picked out some of the best places to see in SF (Alcatraz, Chinatown, Golden Gate Bridge, Coit Tower, etc.) But I would highly recommend going to Muir Woods and Sausalito while you folks are either returning to SF from Napa or prior to Napa (both the Muir Woods and Sausalito is over the GGB). Sausalito is a beautiful small city right next to the water and has gorgeous views of the San Francisco Skyline; has shopping, dining, and hotels too. Muir Woods holds some of the oldest and largest Redwoods of California and a fun way to explore.
As far as area to stay, somewhere Downtown SF or near the Embarcadero is good because there is access to lots of public transportation lines. Public trans. is the easiest and usually the most efficient way to get around SF, so even if you guys have a rental car, you might want to hold off on it and only do the rental for the Napa trip. There are daily or weekly passes for MUNI (the main company for public transit) that are for sale; if you pay cash $1.50/adult with a transfer that lasts for 90 minutes.
That's all I can remember for now.....HAVE FUN!
Golden Gate Park would not be a good place to view fireworks since they are shown around Fisherman's Wharf area; the best place to see and do things that day (most locals actually pull out lawn chairs to wait and hog spots for the fireworks early in the day) is right near Ghirardelli Square; there is a small grassy area perfect for blankets. There will be outdoor vendors as well as some streets will be closed off to vehicles after 5 or 6PM so more vendors can open up along the sidewalk of Fisherman's Wharf. Staying in the wharf area is the probably the best idea for the 4th.
You seem to have picked out some of the best places to see in SF (Alcatraz, Chinatown, Golden Gate Bridge, Coit Tower, etc.) But I would highly recommend going to Muir Woods and Sausalito while you folks are either returning to SF from Napa or prior to Napa (both the Muir Woods and Sausalito is over the GGB). Sausalito is a beautiful small city right next to the water and has gorgeous views of the San Francisco Skyline; has shopping, dining, and hotels too. Muir Woods holds some of the oldest and largest Redwoods of California and a fun way to explore.
As far as area to stay, somewhere Downtown SF or near the Embarcadero is good because there is access to lots of public transportation lines. Public trans. is the easiest and usually the most efficient way to get around SF, so even if you guys have a rental car, you might want to hold off on it and only do the rental for the Napa trip. There are daily or weekly passes for MUNI (the main company for public transit) that are for sale; if you pay cash $1.50/adult with a transfer that lasts for 90 minutes.
That's all I can remember for now.....HAVE FUN!
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