A
great choice for seeing the best of San Francisco,
the
Sheraton Fisherman's
Wharf is surrounded by the city's most
popular attractions. In addition, the hotel has all the extras
needed for a comfortable stay, including a
deluxe fitness center, heated outdoor pool and
wonderfully helpful staff.
Part
of the Ian Schrager family of hotels, the
Clift is a striking departure from most of the
city's other properties. Ultra chic and hip, the
hotel is a modern jewel constructed inside a
1915 building. The Clift
was conceived by highly acclaimed designer,
Phillipe Starck, who decorated the structure
with photographs by Jean Baptiste Mondino, original
"digital paintings," and areas
reflecting different time periods.
Arguably
the finest hotel in San Francisco, the
Fairmont blends history, luxury and service
into one irresistible package. Built in 1907,
the hotel has a long and colorful history,
complimented by all the modern amenities one could need.
The Fairmont boasts a great location in Nob
Hill, in close proximity to Fisherman's Wharf and the
business district, and near the only
spot in San Francisco where all of the City's
cable car lines meet.
Situated
between Broadway, Bush, Kearny, and Powell
streets, Chinatown is home to one of the
largest Chinese communities outside Asia.
Besides fantastic restaurants and dim sum
shops, you'll find all sorts of bargain
shopping at the local curio stores, set amidst
majestic temples
and buildings inspired by Chinese
design.
Fisherman’s
Wharf is one of San Francisco’s most popular
attractions. There's a tremendous collection
of bars, restaurants, shopping and activities
for the whole family. But it's also a great
place to relax and take in a view of the Bay.
The "Wharf" is especially worth visiting because of its proximity to other great attractions
such as Pier 39, The Hyde Street Cable Car
Line, Ghirardelli Square and the Cannery
"The
Rock", as it has been lovingly referred to, at
one time housed some of the world's most evil
and notorious criminals. Bolstered by myth and Hollywood, it
is now one of San Francisco's must-see
tourist attractions. Some of the famous
inmates of the Rock include Al Capone,
"Machine Gun" Kelly and Robert
Stroud "the Birdman of Alcatraz"
A
great choice for seeing the best of San Francisco,
the
Sheraton Fisherman's
Wharf is surrounded by the city's most
popular attractions. In addition, the hotel has all the extras
needed for a comfortable stay, including a
deluxe fitness center, heated outdoor pool and
wonderfully helpful staff.
Part
of the Ian Schrager family of hotels, the
Clift is a striking departure from most of the
city's other properties. Ultra chic and hip, the
hotel is a modern jewel constructed inside a
1915 building. The Clift
was conceived by highly acclaimed designer,
Phillipe Starck, who decorated the structure
with photographs by Jean Baptiste Mondino, original
"digital paintings," and areas
reflecting different time periods. 
Arguably
the finest hotel in San Francisco, the
Fairmont blends history, luxury and service
into one irresistible package. Built in 1907,
the hotel has a long and colorful history,
complimented by all the modern amenities one could need.
The Fairmont boasts a great location in Nob
Hill, in close proximity to Fisherman's Wharf and the
business district, and near the only
spot in San Francisco where all of the City's
cable car lines meet.
Situated
between Broadway, Bush, Kearny, and Powell
streets, Chinatown is home to one of the
largest Chinese communities outside Asia.
Besides fantastic restaurants and dim sum
shops, you'll find all sorts of bargain
shopping at the local curio stores, set amidst
majestic temples
and buildings inspired by Chinese
design. 
Fisherman’s
Wharf is one of San Francisco’s most popular
attractions. There's a tremendous collection
of bars, restaurants, shopping and activities
for the whole family. But it's also a great
place to relax and take in a view of the Bay.
The "Wharf" is especially worth visiting because of its proximity to other great attractions
such as Pier 39, The Hyde Street Cable Car
Line, Ghirardelli Square and the Cannery
"The
Rock", as it has been lovingly referred to, at
one time housed some of the world's most evil
and notorious criminals. Bolstered by myth and Hollywood, it
is now one of San Francisco's must-see
tourist attractions. Some of the famous
inmates of the Rock include Al Capone,
"Machine Gun" Kelly and Robert
Stroud "the Birdman of Alcatraz" 
