Campings Baratos En San Francisco Cerca De Mi

thomas dwyer: Lots of full sun in some camps. Bring shade. Walk in only. Great beach. Very long walk for day use.

Beth Davis: . There were numerous downed trees as well which is an indication of how windy and exposed the area is.The camp site #2 was perfect. It has 2 large flat and level tent pads and shade. Less exposure to the fierce winds that blew non stop for our trip this July. There is m potable piped water

Ricky 10: Campground itself was really nice, bathrooms were also clean, it is a hike to get there, don’t make the mistake I made that I forgot something while at the campground and had to hike back to my car to get it lol. But all in all nice campground and far enough away from houses to enjoy.

RODOLFO DE OLIVEIRA COSTA: Sure, here's a detailed and positive review for the Hyatt Regency San Francisco:---**A Delightful Stay at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco**I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco, and it was an exceptional experience from start to finish. Located on the stunning Embarcadero waterfront, this hotel offers not only prime location but also outstanding service and amenities.**Location and Accessibility:**The hotel’s location is perfect for both business and leisure travelers. Situated right by the Ferry Building and the waterfront, it provides easy access to iconic San Francisco attractions like the Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman’s Wharf, and Union Square. Public transportation options are plentiful, with the Embarcadero BART station just steps away, making it convenient to explore the city and beyond.**Ambiance and Design:**The moment you step into the Hyatt Regency, you’re greeted by an impressive atrium that sets a grand and inviting tone for your stay. The modern, sleek design combined with artistic touches throughout the hotel creates a sophisticated yet comfortable atmosphere. The panoramic views of the Bay Area from various vantage points in the hotel are simply breathtaking.**Rooms and Amenities:**The rooms are spacious, impeccably clean, and well-appointed with all the necessary amenities for a comfortable stay. The beds are incredibly comfortable, ensuring a good night's sleep after a day of exploring. My room had a stunning view of the Bay Bridge, which was a delightful bonus. The hotel also offers top-notch amenities including a well-equipped fitness center, business services, and complimentary Wi-Fi.**Dining:**The dining options at the Hyatt Regency are excellent. The Eclipse Kitchen & Bar offers a diverse menu with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. The breakfast buffet is particularly noteworthy, featuring a wide variety of delicious options to start your day off right. Additionally, the bar serves an array of creative cocktails, perfect for unwinding in the evening.**Service:**The standout feature of the Hyatt Regency San Francisco is undoubtedly its service. From the friendly and efficient check-in process to the attentive housekeeping staff, every interaction with the hotel team was pleasant and professional. They go above and beyond to ensure guests have a memorable stay, addressing any requests promptly and with a smile.**Overall Experience:**In summary, the Hyatt Regency San Francisco at the Embarcadero offers a luxurious, convenient, and welcoming stay in the heart of San Francisco. Whether you’re in town for business or leisure, this hotel provides everything you need for a comfortable and enjoyable experience. I highly recommend it and look forward to my next visit.

Neil V: It's a massive hotel conveniently located near all the popular attractions, including Pier 39 and the Golden Gate. Rooms are decent, but wifi isn't free. It's about $14.99/day for non-members but $1/day for Marriott members. The Roof top bar on the 39th floor was amazing. Also, if you want to save some money then don't buy food or drink from the hotel as they could be expensive. There is Target supermarket just across the road.Rooms: The room was serviced daily and was very clean and tidy. Water pressure in the shower isn't that great, though.Nearby activities: San Francisco shopping mall, Target, Star Bucks, Super Burgers, Sales Force Tower. Macy's, Cheesecake Factory

Dana Dominick: I've only been here 2 weeks, but good so far. Came from KOA Petaluma, where it was a very bad experience. It's all gravel and no grass. Swimming pool, laundry, showers, tons of walking/bike trail, tons of stores, and a ferry within walking distance. People are so very nice and willing to help. They do take long-term stays. You have your own mailbox there, and they do accept packages, unlike KOA Petaluma. Spaces are very close to each other. Overall, I like it so far and plan to stay long-term.

Sangwon Seo: I heard that the Tenderloen area is a crime-ridden area, so I was looking for a hotel just outside the border, and I was looking for a good value hotel that was close to both Powell Station and Union Square, and came across this hotel.First of all, it was comfortable because the door was automatic, and the female employee named “yesha” was a K-drama fan, so I think she was friendlier to Koreans. I would like to thank Yesha once again for being kind enough to understand my strange Konglish language even though I cannot speak English, and I believe that he will be kind to other travelers as well. I spent a few days mostly sleeping and traveling around, but the location was good so I had no problems finding the accommodation. There were fewer homeless people than I thought, and even if there were, I just had to avoid them.I had a good travel experience. thank you

Danielle Scardino: I had the pleasure of staying at the W San Francisco, and it was an awesome experience. The beautiful view of the Bay Bridge from my room was simply breathtaking. The staff were incredibly nice and helpful, making sure every aspect of my stay was perfect.The food and drinks at the lobby bar were fantastic, and the atmosphere was cool and sexy. I particularly loved the window seat in my room, where I could relax with snacks and drinks while enjoying the stunning views. The hotel made me feel very safe and comfortable throughout my stay. I just wish I could have stayed longer.I can't wait to go back again this summer. Highly recommended!

Lynda Mendoza: Keven welcomed me and checked me in even though it was only 2:30pm. He was so attentive and made sure to accommodate me knowing I was having surgery the next morning at UCSF 6am. My room was cozy and quiet to allow me to rest and prepare for my early morning departure. The hotel is located so close to many restaurants and stores. I will definitely be visiting San Francisco again and stay at Abri Hotel to enjoy all the amenities that surround the hotel.😊Safety: Lobby doors monitored by the front desk. Someone always thereWalkability: Trolly station less than half a block from hotelFood & drinks: Great Steak houses, Sushi, Pho, Chinese, Salads and Soups.

Georgina Nunn: Fantastic family owned and run hotel in the centre of San Francisco! Right near Union Square and the central cable car stops. Rooms are large, clean, and comfortable. 3 to 3.5 * property.Rooms: Heritage rooms do have an awkward entry, not vest for elderly and those with mobility issues. But they are nicer and have more amenities.Nearby activities: Cable car stops. Union Square. Shopping.Safety: Union Square is safer than I expected. Seems to have been cleared up a bit. I did not feel unsafe walking around at 11pm by myself as a female.Walkability: Walk everywhere, and you've got to love hills, though! Easy walk to cable car stop and you can buy tickets from it on the corner near hotel, or any Walgreens.Noteworthy details: As an agent, I have been putting many of my clients here. I will keep doing so knowing they will be looked after and comfortable.