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Trova posti disponibili a San Francisco... Data di arrivo: 2009 - November 2009 - December 2010 - January 2010 - February 2010 - March 2010 - April 2010 - May 2010 - June 2010 - July 2010 - August 2010 - September 2010 - October 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Notti: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31   Persone: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9+ Filter by Area: ChinatownFort MasonNoe ValleyNorth BeachOyster Point MarinaRussian HillSouth of MarketThe MissionThe TenderloinUnion Squarenear Van Ness and Union Square San Francisco Ostellos (South of Market) AAE SF European Hostel  "GRANDE POSIZIONE - vicina al levriero ed al transito di BART, questo è l'più economico di 3 ostelli di AAE situati a San Francisco! Ri-apertura recentemente rinnovata e grande in..." (Union Square) Adelaide Hostel & Hotel  " L'Ostello Adelaide e Hotel San Francisco L'Ostello Adelaide e l'Hotel San Francisco sono raccomandati da diverse guide turiste, tra Lonely Planer, Lets Go USA, Guida del Routard e..." (North Beach) Green Tortoise Hostel  "Migliore Locazione. Migliore Attrezzature. Migliore Feste! Il nostro ostello di San Francisco, si trova nella zona chiamata North Beach, famosa per lÂ’intrattenimento, negozi di libri e..." (Union Square) HI - San Francisco Downtown (Union Square)  "We checked in to HI - San Francisco, Downtown Hostel twice during a short stay at San Francisco and at both times, we were very satisfied with the condition of the rooms we got. The hostel is very centrally located, one block behind the Union Square and can be easily found. Around the hostel... (Fort Mason) HI - San Francisco, Fisherman's Wharf Hostel  "It's located in Fort Mason, which is on the north edge of the city, next to the bay. It's a little ways from the middle of downtown (10-15 by bus), but it's a 5-10 minute walk to the Fisherman's Wharf and the piers. A big advantage of the location if you have a car is that it's the only hostel... (Chinatown) Pacific Tradewinds Hostel  "This is a favorite hostel of many people. The hostel itself isn't anything special, but it always seems to attract a young, fun crowd and it's a great place to meet other young backpackers. It's a little known fact that the owner of this hostel was the creator of the original Hostels.com... (Union Square) Globetrotters Inn  "Globetrotters Inn is located in a good central location of San Francisco but is in the Tenderloin area, which is the place where homeless people hang out. It is full of young international travelers who are engaged in active sports activities. The staff are friendly and helpful but the hostel... (Union Square) USA Hostels San Francisco  "Ci troviamo a soli tre isolati dalla Union square nel cuore della città! LÂ’hostel San Francisco USA si trova a pochi passi da China Town, dalla straordinaria area commerciale di san..." (The Tenderloin) HI - San Francisco, City Center Hostel  "Ciò è il prezzo migliore a San Francisco. Le nostre stanze del dormitorio hanno quattro o cinque basi e una stanza da bagno. Le stanze riservate hanno una doppia base e una stanza da..." (Union Square) Union Square Backpackers Hostel  "Union Square Backpackers Hostel is not in very good repair. There doesn't seem to be any security and the place is rundown and dirty. The people staying there are sketchy at best and everything is disorganized. Staff try to be helpful but are not always the best informed about things to do in... (Union Square) AAE Amsterdam San Francisco Hostel  "AAE Amsterdam San Francisco is one of those old-time boarding house experiences everyone should have. Well run by kind and courteous staff who are always willing to give help and assistance twenty-four hours a day, this hostel gives a feeling that you are staying with friends you have known for... (South of Market) Global Village Hostel  "A South of Market hostel with many small rooms. It's located less than a mile from the middle of downtown, in an area with several clubs and bars. There's a nice full kitchen, rooms that are about average in cleanliness, and bathrooms that aren't quite as nice and clean. The main common area... (The Mission) Elements Hostel  "Pristine rooms, friendly faces, crazy drunken Irishmen, free wireless Internet--what more could you ask for?" … "This is the best hostel I have ever stayed in. I highly recommend it to anyone and everyone. The staff and the owner were very friendly and courteous." … "This is by far the... (The Mission) Mission Hostel at El Capitan Hotel Clean and cozy bedrooms and common bath rooms. We have rooms with private bathrooms as well as ones without. Public transportation conveniently located in front of building. Minutes away from key scenic areas of the bay. All rooms have color television. Bars, restaurants and clubs within... (near Van Ness and Union Square) Encore Express Welcome to the Encore Express! The newly renovated Encore Express is centrally located near Van Ness and Union Square shopping districts. The Encore Express features guest rooms with a mix of dormitory accommodations, shared hall bath and private bath guest rooms. Each room comes with Bunk... (The Tenderloin) Dakota Hostel "Dakota Hostel is a sister property of the Adelaide Hostel one block away. The staff at each hostel communicate with with each other and guests are free to use the facilities at both properties. Most of the game nights and parties are at the Adelaide, with the Dakota being more of a quiet and... Han's Union Square Hostel Our motto is simple. Providing budget travelers from all over the world with REALLY CLEAN and COMFORTABLE rooms and environment for affordable price. That's why our SUPER CLEAN dorms have only 4 beds in a room and most of them have its own bathroom and shower. HOTEL QUALITY private rooms... (Russian Hill) AAE Hostel Manor San Francisco The AAE Manor(shared dorm rooms) and the AAE Mithila Botique Hotel with private rooms, are both excellent location wise for really enjoying San Francisco. You can book either of them here and see your room style before you go! Here is a basic description of our AAE Mithila: **If you book a... (The Mission) International Guest House  "It's hard to describe how great it is here...if you are going to be in frisco for a while this is the place to be...beautiful house, beautiful people." … "This is a great place for students staying for a semester. Nice people and neighborhood." … "A great place to meet people! Not very... (Noe Valley) Luxsf Welcome to Luxsf! We have a beautiful newly remodeled Guest House. Condominium style. We sleep up 2 six people only at one given time in this gorgeous 2 BRM house. We provide you with luxury budget accommodations We are located in 1 of the most beautiful neighborhoods of the city **Noe... San Francisco Altros (The Tenderloin) Shih Yu-Lang Central YMCA Hotel  "Both the dorm rooms and the single rooms are very clean. Guests have free use of the gym, pool, steamroom and sauna." … "Good - i needed a swimming pool and this had a great pool and you can relax in the sauna afterwards. good breakfast as i don't like a big gut buster to go round and view... (Oyster Point Marina) AAE Oyster Point Yacht Club Inn Private Yachts at Hostel Prices! What more could you want? In promoting Hostelbookers New "Flashpackers" , AAE Hotels couldn't think of a better way then to let you and your family and friends enjoy a Yacht on the San Francisco Bay!! ** Friday and Saturday Stays require a 2 night min!... E 1 Pensione e 28 Albergos anche in San Francisco... Booking for a group? Let us negotiate a discount rate for you. Try Group Booking. San Francisco Travel Tips & Suggestions Comment by Anonymous As someone who has been homeless here, the reason there are so many homeless is that the rents are outrageous. Comment by Anonymous Get a "muni map" (public transportation system) and it will make touring the city quite a bit easier. The drivers are some of the friendliest and helpful you will ever come across. When in doubt, ask. Consider a boat trip below the Golden Gate or walking across the Golden Gate Bridge. Contrary to popular opinion, San Francisco has its share of bad restaurants, so be careful with guidebook suggestions. Comment by Anonymous It is great but expensive. Living near Chinatown and eating there is a quite smart choice. Comment by Anonymous Last I saw, San Francisco was super gentrified, and super whitified, with grimy streets that never seem to get cleaned and an endless supply of drug addicts and homeless. It's odd, as it thinks of itself as so progressive. Comment by Anonymous San Francisco is the most wonderful city that I have ever stayed. It has all that I can ask for in a city -- good people, wonderful days, beautiful nights, and awesome sightseeings. I'd come back there as fast as I can. Comment by Albert San Francisco is a very nice city -- lots of places to go and see. You can walk easily and there are lots of tourists in San Francisco. Comment by ghislaine I stayed twice four weeks in San Francisco and loved it so much. I want to get back there a.s.a.p. -- very European style, yet totally American. It's brilliant -- cool bars, good food, super streets! Comment by Gregg P I travel to San Francisco often because my company has an office on lower Haight. Since I am from Philly, the homeless population is not too aggressive but they are everywhere you go. The best way to see the city is by bike. Be careful in Berkeley parking your bike -- the homeless will take apart your bike in broad daylight. Go in the fall or spring (although last April it rained for a month straight). Dotties True Blue Cafe is a must for breakfast! (Jones Street in the Tenderloin). Best beers are at Tornado (Haight). Tuesdays only, try a burger at Rosamunde Sausage Grill. If you want to see music, try Cafe Du Nord, Covered Wagon Saloon,The Independent, Slim’s, El Rio, Bottom Of The Hill, Amnesia, Make-Out Room, Hemlock Tavern, Hotel Utah, Thee Parkside, 12 Galaxies, or Rickshaw Stop -- too many to count. Comment by Alston I lived in Frisco from 1965 to 1978 and it was perfectly acceptable to call it that, as most old timers (and now I am one of those) called it Frisco. In fact, my dad's middle name was Frisco, named after the city some call San Francisco. If it was good enough for our ancestors, it good enough for me. Comment by Anonymous A few words to help people - to avoid fog and rain come in fall or spring. Those are the nicest weather months in SF. Also a new person to the city can be put off because one of the poorest neighborhoods is The Tenderloin which is very close to Union Square and Civic Center. It is a very small area however & most people there are harmless. Stay north of Geary or west of Polk although there are some very good music clubs and night spots in the Tenderloin area. Do some research if you're a bit skittish. Altogether SF is an awesome city, very diverse and endless amounts of things to do. Comment by Anonymous As a New Yorker visiting SF, I thought SF was overrated -- in terms of diversity, cultural & intellectual stimulation, and nightlife. And as others have mentioned, the city has a terrible problem with the homeless, who essentially own the streets, espeically at night. If you go, I do recommend visiting Berkeley, which is really cool. Comment by Anonymous I love San Fransisco and especially the shopping and the cable cars. and my favorite, Lori's Diner. Comment by Anonymous If you like arts, having international trades at your fingertips, rich cultural diversity, enough restaurants and coffee to keep you busy for years, progressiveness, the bustle and rage and charm of the raw American coastal city, the ocean, the mountains, the hilly streets, the Pacific Northwest, the traffic, the history, the architecture, the celebrity, the tourism, the cheap seafood, then SF is for you - but also be prepared for everything that goes with being a major city that everybody wants to be in - crime, smog, homeless, traffic, crazy housing prices, crap employment outlook. Comment by Anonymous I arrived in San Francisco mid-Feburary. The winter can be cold and wet. The city has a great public transportation system that's reasonably priced. You will find however, the city is kind of dirty and gritty. There seems at times to be an endless supply of homeless people, beggers, and crazies that wander the streets. It is a bit off-putting, but most of the times its ok. Comment by Anonymous Don't come looking for job!!! I'm from Louisiana where a boom-and-bust economy is the norm, but it didn't prepare me for SF. It was really depression-era bad, literally. I wish I was only joking. It was delusional – all shiny, happy people telling you either it will get better – it didn’t - or it wasn’t that bad – it was worse. If you spoke against this prevailing attitude – well, you may find work as a drug dealer, but who knows? Comment by Anonymous Go to the website 511.org to get info on transportation from the train station or airport before you arrive. Comment by Anonymous The great meadow beside the Fort Mason Hostel is an absolutely perfect place for a picnic. We just had one there yesterday! Comment by Anonymous San Francisco has something for everyone - art museums, night clubs, the ocean, Golden Gate Park, the zoo, etc. Driving and parking can be frustrating, so take advantage of Muni and BART (public transportation.) Whatever you do, don't call San Francisco "Frisco" or "SanFran." These nicknames drive the locals nuts, and only a select few can call the city this. As a tourist, you're probably not one of them. Stick with "San Francisco," or for the adventurous types, "The City," (though use with discretion.) Comment by Anonymous If you don't want to wait in line for the cable cars that run from Market Street to Fisherman's Warf, it's best to go try the California cable car line instead (from Market to Van Ness on California Street). It isn't as hilly, so it's not quite as much fun, but there's almost never a line. Or if you do take the other lines, at least go at night when there's usually much less of a wait (check the schedule at transitinfo.org). Comment by Anonymous Don't miss the Haight Ashbury area (centered around the intersection of Haight Street and Ashbury Street) to get a taste of what the San Francisco 60s was all about. If you've visited San Francisco, Add your comments and tips! Your Name: (Your comments will be added to this page when you click submit.)

San Francisco (Località non presente sulla cartina) Nearest Places: • Sausalito (11 Km / 7 mi.) • Berkeley (17 Km / 10 mi.) • Burlingame (22 Km / 14 mi.) • Montara (27 Km / 17 mi.) • Redwood City (36 Km / 22 mi.) • Martinez (37 Km / 23 mi.) • Concord (41 Km / 25 mi.) • Point Reyes (42 Km / 26 mi.) • Fremont (46 Km / 28 mi.) • Pleasanton (47 Km / 29 mi.) San Francisco Suggerimenti di viaggio: Try craigslist.org to read Bay Area community posts (rides, housing, events, etc). It's what all the locals use. San Francisco Links: • San Francisco Info - History and background info on San Francisco from Wikipedia.