San Remo Hotel San Francisco

The Hotel has Rates between $70.00 and $80.00

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San Remo Hotel Room type Information:

One double bed and one twin bed with no sink.
Two twin beds with sink.
Two twin beds no sink.
Double bedded room with a sink on the side of the hotel.
Two twin beds with sink.
Double bedded room with no sink

San Remo Hotel Amenities :

non-smoking rooms.

San Remo Hotel Dining Information:

Restaurant / Dining Information - The North Beach and Fisherman*s Wharf area offer an array of dining options to fit all budgets and tastes. From great pasta and pizza to great chinese and seafood the San Remo is convenienly located in the center of the culinary heart of San Francisco

San Remo Hotel Local Attractions:

We are a small hotel located in North Beach, one of San Francisco*s most popular tourist destinations. Within walking distance from the hotel are many of the city*s world famous landmarks- * Fisherman*s Wharf * Cable Car turnaround * Nob Hill * North Beach * Little Lombard St. * The Waterfront Embarcadero * Chinatown * Cafes and Restaurants * Coit Tower Just 2 blocks away fron the newly renovated Joe Dimaggio playground with tennis courts and swimming pools open to the public

San Remo Hotel Location/Transport Information:

Directions - DIRECTIONS FROM THE SOUTH -including San Francisco International Airport-SFO- On Highway101 North, follow the signs toward the Bay Bridge. Exit on Fourth Street, which is the last exit before the Bay Bridge. At the end of the exit ramp, go directly across the intersection, you*ll be on Bryant Street. Stay to the right. Follow Bryant Street down to the Embarcadero -which runs along the waterfront Turn left on Embarcadero, follow it to Pier 33. Get into one of the two left turn lanes and turn left onto Bay Street. Follow Bay Street to Mason Street and turn left onto Mason Street. The San Remo Hotel is one block south on the right at 2237 Mason Street. FROM THE EAST -including Oakland Airport, Yosemite- Take Interstate 80 West onto the San Francisco/Oakland Bay Bridge. As you approach the end of the bridge, get into the far right lane. Exit on Fremont Street. At the end of the exit ramp, take a right onto Folsom Street. Turn left onto Embarcadero, follow it to Pier 33. Get into one of the two left turn lanes and turn left onto Bay Street. Follow Bay Street to Mason Street and turn left onto Mason Street. The San Remo Hotel is one block south on the right at 2237 Mason Street. FROM THE NORTH -including Napa Valley- Follow Highway 101 South onto the Golden Gate Bridge. After the toll plaza, stay to the left. Follow the signs labled Marina Boulevard. Stay on Marina Blvd. and watch for Safeway -supermarket Turn right onto the next street, Laguna, and then turn left onto Bay Street. Continue heading east 11 blocks and turn right onto Mason Street. The San Remo Hotel is one block south on the right at 2237 Mason Street
Areas Served - The San Remo Hotel is located in a quiet neighborhood in San Francisco*s famous North Beach just a few blocks from Fisherman*s Wharf and Pier 39. The Cable Car stop for Union Square is just around the corner.Within walking distance from the hotel are man

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We are a small hotel located in North Beach, one of San Francisco*s most popular tourist destinations. Built in 1906, our hotel maintains an atmosphere of old world ambiance with specially selected antique furnishings. The walls of the hotel are filled with a collection of memorabilia. Our staff takes pride in making the guest feel welcomed and at home. Our style is simplicity- there are no room telephones, no televisions, and on the order of European pensions, shared baths