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Property Type Inn/ChaletYear Built 9999 Year Remodeled 1994 The Hotel Has A Great View Of Downtown San Fran Cisco And Is Located Just 2 Blocks From The CanneryAnd Fisherman S Wharf, Where You Can View The GoldenGates Bridge And Alcatraz This Property Is A MemberOf The 90 Club The Property Also Offers Easy AccessTo All Public Transportation. The Property Has A TourDesk Which Can Be Helpful To Our Out Of Town Guests AndCan Also Schedule Special Transportation Needs WhenNeccessary. San Francisco Hotels - largest online directory and reservation system for San Francisco hotels, motels, inns, bed & breakfasts and other lodging accommodations in San Francisco, USA.
Address: 1201 Columbus Avenue, San Francisco, California United States of America
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