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San Francisco Vacations

Say hello to San Francisco, California, and prepare to leave a piece of your heart among the morning bay mist. But let’s focus on the magic memories you’ll take home with you. The beating heart of Northern California, San Francisco delights with its impressive array of cultural attractions, bustling and diverse collection of neighborhoods, top-notch culinary scene, and a refreshingly welcoming atmosphere. Always pushing forward while still honoring its history, this cutting-edge city brings you the past, present, and future in one seaside package. It’s only fitting, then, to book San Francisco package deals to visit this winning city.

Top Hotels in San Francisco

There are many fabulous places to stay in the City by the Bay—from simple and low-cost accommodations to luxury resorts. Consider these guest favorites as you mix and match the perfect vacation package in San Francisco, CA:

  • Parc 55 San Francisco - A Hilton Hotel : Located just north of Market Street and blocks from Union Square, the Parc 55 sits amid some of the city’s most iconic landmarks, like the San Francisco Mint, the Flood Building, as well as The Warfield Theatre and Golden Gate Theatre. Fill every minute of the day with world-class entertainment and treat yourself to a delightful nightcap at the hotel bar before a fabulous night’s sleep in luxury linens.
  • Stanford Court San Francisco: On the lookout for brilliant views of the city? Stay at this boutique hotel in lovely Nob Hill, a short walk or bike ride from Grace Cathedral and the Cable Car Museum. Borrow a bike from Stanford Court to spin through San Francisco like a local. While the hotel’s exterior is vintage to boot, the streamlined interior décor is rooted firmly in the present day and the spa offers state-of-the art treatments to soothe and rejuvenate.
  • Hotel Whitcomb: You’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time when you walk into the opulent lobby at Hotel Whitcomb. Rich woodwork and tapestries greet you like the friendly hotel staff and each guest room boasts its own unique charm. Located right on Market Street, this accommodation beckons you to a show at the Orpheum Theater, just steps away, and dinner at the Whitcomb’s elegant restaurant.
  • Hotel Nikko San Francisco: Love to go out and dine in? There’s room for both at Hotel Nikko, thanks to their fabulous location near Union Square and 24-hour room-service. The lobby and event spaces glisten with an abundance of graceful contemporary art, and each room is decorated with a simple and soothing aesthetic.

A City of Neighborhoods

The City in the Bay may take up a small patch of earth, but each neighborhood treats San Francisco to unique vibes and iconic sights. As you look for the perfect hotel for your vacation package in San Francisco, consider which district or part of town you want to stay in. Fisherman's Wharf, where you can easily launch off to Alcatraz Island, is full of seafood eateries and street performers. Chinatown, with its incredible food and vibrant atmosphere, is also a great place to visit. Haight-Ashbury has plenty of unique bohemian shops, while Union Square is where all the luxurious stores are.

Alternatively, SoMa (South of Market) is a good place to stay if you plan on attending a Giants baseball game (between April and September), while Golden Gate Park, located near the Richmond and Sunset neighborhoods, is one of the city's most beloved parks. Finally, Telegraph Hill features the iconic Coit Tower, and Russian Hill is where you can stroll down flower-lined Lombard Street and navigate its eight hairpin turns—both of which are essential experiences for vacations in San Francisco.

Festivals and Events

There's something happening every day in the Bay Area, so book your San Francisco vacations accordingly…or let yourself be swept up in a pleasant surprise. Must-join events include the San Francisco Beer Week in January and February, the Saint Patrick's Day Parade in March, the Cherry Blossom Festival in April, the Bay to Breakers race in May. If you’re traveling during the summer, experience the revelry of the Independence Day celebrations in July, and the San Francisco Blues Festival in September.

With so much to do here, book your cheap vacation in San Francisco as soon as possible. On Travelocity, you can find everything from flights to car rentals in San Francisco. You can also save up to $537 when you book a hotel and flight in one cool California bundle.

Tours and Activities in San Francisco

The fantastic thing about traveling is that you rarely have to look for brand new experiences — they're right in front of you! So unpack your bags, chill out and prepare to make some phenomenal new memories.

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Frequently asked questions

How much are vacation packages to San Francisco?
Starting from as low as $323, flight and hotel packages are a superb way to stretch your vacation budget even further. Watch out San Francisco — here you come!
How long should my San Francisco vacation be?
Many people choose to spend roughly 3 nights in San Francisco, but how long you stay is completely up to you. If you want to discover all the exciting things this destination has waiting for you, why not hang around another few nights?
Where can I get the best vacation package deals for San Francisco?
With around 400 air carriers and 1,000,000 properties all over the world, it’s hard to top Travelocity. Scroll through our impressive range and grab an affordable package deal to San Francisco. Doesn’t it feel amazing when organizing a trip is that easy?
Why should I book my San Francisco vacation package via Travelocity?
Because life is one amazing journey, and we offer all you need to help you on the way. With our high-quality service and Price Match Guarantee, you can organize your trip with confidence. And you can sleep easy on the road knowing you can reach us with our 24/7 support.
Can I save on my San Francisco car rental if I bundle it with a hotel or flight?
Combining your car, hotel and flight into a San Francisco vacation package is the easiest way to land the best deal. Plus, having your own rental car gives you absolute freedom to find your way to all those landmarks you’re hoping to see. Sitting 85 mi away from San Francisco, Monterey Bay Aquarium is one attraction that should be on your itinerary. Top up the tank and make a day trip of it.
What is the best time of year to go to San Francisco?
If you’re all about wandering wisely, is the perfect time to do it. That’s when you’ll find hotel rates tumble. In contrast, prices reach their highest around . March, April and May are the most popular months to visit San Francisco, so expect long lines for tourist sights. Want to avoid peak season? You’ll find fewer visitors during January, October and December.
Which airport is best for San Francisco?
San Francisco Intl. Airport (SFO) is 12 mi from downtown and is the beginning point for many memorable experiences. Alternatively, Norman Y. Mineta San Jose Intl. Airport (SJC) is 40 mi away from central San Francisco and Oakland Intl. Airport (OAK) is 12 mi away from central San Francisco.
What is there to do in San Francisco?
San Francisco is teeming with sights to check out, such as Pier 39 and Alcatraz Island. These well-known attractions are at the top of most people’s travel itineraries.
Where should I stay when visiting San Francisco?
Many visitors opt to spend their nights at the Good Hotel. It’s a great base for your San Francisco getaway.

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