The Best Hotels In San Francisco
Palace Hotel
2 New Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA 94105
This historic hotel along Market Street in downtown San Francisco was rebuilt after the great earthquake in 1906. Its five-star luxury is evident in every corner of the hotel, from the contemporary rooms to the chandeliers and marble pillars. Soak up the Beaux Arts architecture over afternoon tea in the ornate Garden Court.
Hotel Zephyr
250 Beach Street, San Francisco, CA 94133
A superb location in Fisherman’s Wharf and bright rooms with a nautical theme – Hotel Zephyr is the ideal spot for a family vacation. An outdoor playground and indoor games room ensure fun for all ages, while four cozy fire pits add to the hotel’s charms.
The Parsonage
198 Haight Street, San Francisco, CA 94102
This landmark Victorian townhouse captures what San Francisco living is all about. The Parsonage is just a short drive from Downtown, yet still close enough to the city’s Opera House and Symphony Hall. It’s rooms are full of character and breakfast is included, setting you up for a day exploring the city’s sights.
Where To Eat In San Francisco
Mister Jiu’s
28 Waverly Place, San Francisco, CA 94108
It’s no surprise San Fran is renowned for its Chinese cuisine. Mister Jiu’s effortlessly combines the flavors of the Far East with the influence of Western culture. Wooden tables, gold chandeliers and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Chinatown give an authentic backdrop to executive chef Brandon Jew’s contemporary Cantonese cooking.
Liholiho Yacht Club
3560 18th Street, San Francisco, CA 94110
The fusion of Hawaiian, Chinese and Californian flavors makes Liholiho Yacht Club a truly unique eatery in the city. The vibrant environment is reflected in the colorful, flavor-packed dishes, whether it’s duck liver toast, roasted octopus or jalapeno and pickled pineapple.
Aziza
5800 Geary Boulevard, San Francisco, CA 94121
Michelin-starred chef Mourad Lahlou fuses Moroccan cooking styles with local Californian ingredients to serve up Aziza’s sensational dishes. With chicken roulade, hand-rolled couscous and burnt caramel chocolate cake on the menu, there’s something for every mood, mealtime and appetite.
The Best Things To Do In San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Martin Luther King Jr Drive, San Francisco, CA 94122
This incredible park spans more than 1,000 acres between Ocean Beach and Richmond. Follow the scenic trails to the Japanese garden with its koi ponds and bamboo pathways or discover more than 2,000 species of colorful blooms at the Conservatory of Flowers.
Oracle Park
24 Willie Mays Plaza, San Francisco, CA 94107
Whether you’re a baseball fan or not, a visit to Oracle Park is worth it for the views alone. Home to the San Francisco Giants since 2000, this modern stadium overlooks the bay and is arguably the most picturesque baseball park in the country. Even out of season (November to March) you can enjoy a tour to check out the team’s World Series trophies and rings.
Twin Peaks
2 New Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA 94105
Drive up the famous winding, grassy hills to the Twin Peaks summit – 922 feet above sea level. It’s likely to be breezy at the top, so take an extra layer to keep warm as you gaze out across the city’s landmarks below. The great debate is whether the views are better at sunset or sunrise – you might have to make the trip twice to decide.
