Grant plaza hotel san francisco reviews
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Follow I-80 West across bay Bridge. From the right-hand lane take the Fremont Street Exit. At the light, merge right onto Fremont St. Follow Fremont for 5 blocks, crossing Market onto Front St., then quickly turn left onto Pine St. and go five blocks to the corner of Grant and Pine. The loading zone is on Grant, you may want to go around the block. Show Follow 101 North to I-80 East towards Downtown/Bay Bridge. Take Fourth Street Exit. At the stoplight continue straight onto Bryant St.; follow Bryant 1 block to Third St. Turn left onto Third and go 8 blocks (you will cross Market St. onto Kearny) to Sutter St. Turn left onto Sutter, go 1 block to Grant Ave. and turn right. Proceed 2 blocks to Pine St.; hotel is on the left. Follow 101 south across the Golden Gate Bridge. Follow 101 south through town along lombard St. Turn right onto Van Ness Ave-continuing on 101 south. Turn left onto Bush St. Follow Bush 10 blocks to Grant Ave. Turn left onto Grant and go 1 block to the corner of Grant and Pine; hotel is on the left. ALL ROOMS INCLUDE:
ADDITIONAL AMENITIES AT FRONT DESK
2 Twin Beds1 Double BedDeluxe 2 DoublesSome rooms are ADA accessible with roll in shower 1 Queen BedWe are a Historic Boutique Hotel. Rooms are comfortable for two people. Some guest rooms and bathrooms are compact. Guest rooms do not have air conditioning. Disabled access is complicated by the historic nature of the building. Click Web Accessbility tab for details. Some rooms with ADA accessible with roll in shower". Disabled Access The hotel was constructed in 1922. No significant modifications have been made to the structure since construction. All readily achievable barriers have been addressed. However, the public areas, elevators and rooms still present some challenges that cannot be corrected. The hotel had an accessible entrance. The hotel does not have its own parking, fitness center. We will always assist any guests and make reasonable accommodations to meet our guest's needs. Hearing Impaired/Accessible Rooms Feature: *Strobe light Smoke Detectors *TTY Phones *Available Closed Caption Televisions *Grab Bar in Roll in shower Area. CHINATOWNA city within a city, San Francisco Chinatown is the largest Chinatown outside of Asia. Experience the history, architecture and culture of the oldest Chinatown in North America. It is a unique cultural adventure you will never forget. Explore the Chinatown streets on a walking tour, or experience the friendly guided food tours. Located on Grant Avenue and Stockton Street, It is one of the top tourist attractions in San Francisco. View Map UNION SQUAREUnion Square refers to the central shopping, hotel, and theater district that surrounds the plaza for several blocks. It is a California Historical Landmark. Today, this one-block plaza and surrounding area is one of the largest collections of department stores, upscale boutiques, gift shops, art galleries, and beauty salons in the United States, making Union Square a major tourist destination, and one of the world’s premiere shopping districts. View Map LOMBARD STREETLombard Street is famous for having a steep, one-block section that consists of eight tight hairpin turns. This one block consists of eight turns and nearly 250 steps on each side. Leave the car at the parking lot and enjoy the Powel-Hyde cable car which stops at the top where you can see Fisherman's Whart and Alcatraz. The Street was named after Lombard Street in Philadelphia by San Francisco surveyor Jasper O’Farrell. |
