Five of our boutique hotels are within walking distance of Union Square San Francisco, whose plazas, cafés, shops and breezy park atmosphere make it a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. Strolling Union Square is one of the most popular things to do in San Francisco.

Fisherman’s Wharf and Pier 39

Pier 39 and Fisherman’s Wharf San Francisco are considered our most popular destinations. Fisherman’s Wharf is known for its historic waterfront, delicious seafood, spectacular sights and unique shopping. And you won’t want to miss Pier 39, a 45-acre complex packed with hundreds of San Francisco California attractions, including two levels of entertainment, shops, restaurants, activities and tours.

From the distinctive Transamerica Pyramid to the 52-story Bank of America Building, Downtown San Francisco and the Financial District create a beautiful skyline, with contemporary and historic buildings standing side by side. This district offers a number of attractions within its very hub. A walking tour of the area should prove a nice afternoon, especially with the district's proximity to Chinatown, North Beach, and Market Street

Golden Gate Park

C-Two’s hotels near Golden Gate Bridge offers amazing views of this famous landmark, as well as convenient highway access to the amazing 1,017-acre Golden Gate Park, which features artificial lakes, riding trails, a golf course, tennis courts, hills, a playground and much more. There are many things to do with your family at Golden Gate Bridge and Park.

The barren rock in the middle of San Francisco Bay called Alcatraz Island has been used as a Civil War fort, Federal prison and symbol of Native American plight. Today, the Alcatraz Island Tour provides a fascinating glance into the past.

San Francisco Aquarium and Museums

In a city known for its cultural diversity, San Francisco museums are no exception. Featuring everything from masterpieces to science, history to multimedia, the City's museums are among the finest in the world. The San Francisco Aquarium is a must-see: its 300 feet of crystal clear tunnels give you close-up views of 20,000 of the Bay’s most amazing marine animals. Make sure some of our San Francisco Museums & the Aquarium are on your list of things to do in San Francisco.

Located in the Russian Hill district, Lombard Street is one of the most famous San Francisco California attractions. Also known as “The Crookedest Street,” Lombard Street is a favorite destination of tourists and locals who enjoy the views, and the thrill of the plummeting hairpin curves.

Marina District

The Marina offers access to San Francisco Bay and Marina Green, a grassy playground with views of the Golden Gate Bridge. The Marina District San Francisco attracts joggers, sunbathers and kite fliers. Also in the area are the terracotta Palace of Fine Arts and Chestnut Street, offering shops, restaurants and bars. Stay at the nearby La Luna Inn to place yourself in the midst of this chic, upscale and beautiful area of San Francisco.

This charming neighborhood features Victorian homes that have been transformed into boutiques, galleries, and restaurants. Enjoy the many cafés, bars and attractions, such as the Octagon House and the Vedanta Temple. Don’t miss the annual Union Street Spring Festival.

Nob Hill

From our plantation shutters to brass railed staircase, the Hotel Mark Twain is a nostalgic reflection of the San Francisco experience. It is also one of the most memorable and historical San Francisco hotels near Union Square!

J-Town is centered on Japan Center, a five-acre complex of shops, theaters, sushi bars and restaurants at Post and Buchanan Streets. Visitors can see a five-tiered pagoda, Nihonmachi Mall (which imitates a traditional Japanese village), the Konko Kyo Temple on Bush Street, and the Webster Bridge midway. Buy Japanese vegetable seeds, traditional kimonos, silk calligraphy scrolls, tea ceremony utensils, and other traditional items. The Cherry Blossom Festival in April — with taiko drumming, martial arts, calligraphy and a parade — is a must-see.

Chinatown

The “Dragon’s Gate” entrance to Chinatown at Grant Avenue and Bush Street is the start of 24 bustling blocks of exotic shops, food markets, temples, restaurants and tea bars, and small museums. This city within a city is best explored on foot; C-Two’s Hotel des Arts just outside the gate makes a great starting point!

Make sure to visit this scenic waterfront with miles of deep-water piers, ferry service and the Ferry Building, featuring upscale shops, dining and a farmers market. Walk the many promenades, enjoy a sunny picnic or simply people-watch — one of the best things to do in San Francisco!

Presidio

At the end of Lombard Street, you’ll find the lovely waterfront area known as the Presidio. This converted military post is now a national park and recreational area featuring gorgeous views, walking/bicycle trails, and historic and architectural treasures. Most activities are free. Stay at La Luna Inn for convenient access to all the beauty, history and activities at Presidio National Park.