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San Francisco Hotels Spotlight

Halcyon Hotel     The hotel is just three blocks from fames Union Square and close to all major forms of transportation: cable cars, buses, taxis, streetcars, and Bay Area Rapid Transit. Rooms are only half a block from three bus stops, which service multiple major bus lines and three blocks from the cable cars. This hotel is located within walking distance to many of San Francisco's major attractions. Built in 1912, the hotel is nestled on quiet, sunny Jones Street; in the Theatre District at Union Square, and close to Chinatown, North Beach, Fisherman's Wharf, and the Financial District. More Information

Hyatt at Fisherman's Wharf     Featuring San Francisco's #1 Sports Bar and Grill Feel the cool breeze of salt air as you walk to Pier 39, the Cannery, and Ghirardelli Square from this perfectly located hotel, across from the Powell and Mason Cable Car Line. After a long business meeting or day of sightseeing, retreat to your luxurious guestroom, turn on a movie, and sink into comfort. If you're an active traveler, don?t miss the heated lap pool and exercise room; for the leisure traveler, unwind and soak your stresses away in the outdoor whirlpool. More Information

Villa Florence Hotel - a Kimpton Boutique Hotel     Romantic Italian retreat on the cable car line This Italian Renaissance-themed hotel is located along the bustling Powell Street cable car line, a half-block from Union Square. Plantation shutters evoke ancient Florence in guestrooms featuring floral bedspreads and plaid chairs in warm Tuscan colors. The hotel is attached to a popular pre-theater dining trattoria, as well as a sidewalk caf? serving homemade pastries and sandwiches. More Information

InterContinental Mark Hopkins     Gracious grande dame reigns over Nob Hill Perched at the peak of Nob Hill with views that go on forever, this fabled hotel stands at the beginning of the cable car?s descent of California Street. A complete renovation in 2001 gave the 380 guestrooms a new face and more space, along with a full range of modern amenities. The legendary Top of the Mark bar, one of the city?s first and finest skyrooms, offers panoramic views and a live band nightly. More Information