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South of Market Hotel Guide

Laid-back and free-spirited San Francisco is the main city in the Bay Area, and the capital of cool in California. The "City by the Bay" is home to funky clubs, funkier people, and lots of great sights and attractions for people of all ages. Book a stay in one of the hotels in South of Market, San Francisco, and you'll be right in the middle of the city's most happening area—be sure to wear a flower in your hair!

South of Market

On the eastern side of the downtown area is the South of Market (SoMa) district, which has undergone urban renewal in recent years. Once known for its nightlife, the area is now home to entertainment complexes, museums, and sports centers—the nightlife is still pretty pumping though! If you're in town during the baseball season from April to October, you can catch a San Francisco Giants game at AT&T Park. SoMa also has a few alternative museums, such as the Museum of Modern Art, and the Cartoon Art Museum. South of Market hotels give you easy access to all these attractions.

Away from SoMa are two of San Francisco's most iconic sights: the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz Island. The Bridge is the defining structure of the city, and no vacations in San Francisco are complete without seeing it. Just north of SoMa is Fisherman's Wharf, a popular tourist area with tons of restaurants, an aquarium, street performers, and much more. You can take a ferry ride from here to the old prison island Alcatraz and take a tour: It's particularly creepy at night!

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Recent South of Market hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Hyatt Place San Francisco Downtown

5 out of 5

Posted 3 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Hotel was clean. location was perfect for me, one mile walk to ucsf medical. Half a block from oracle park, nice walk, also not far from SF MOMA"

A verified traveler stayed at Hyatt Place San Francisco Downtown

Hampton Inn San Francisco Downtown/Convention Center

2 out of 5

Posted 23 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"I shortened my stay. I thought the brand of 'Hampton Inn' would create a consistent experience from others I've stayed. It's pretty ridiculous. This is not in a good area, and on the 'LOW' end of other Hampton Inns. If you are in a pinch and have to stay somewhere near Moscone, go for it. I come back to SF every 6-8 weeks. This one I won't be returning too."

A verified traveler stayed at Hampton Inn San Francisco Downtown/Convention Center

YOTEL San Francisco

1 out of 5

Posted 23 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"I can handle bad luck items. If, for example, The neighbors were noisy, or the ac wasn't working that day, that might not apply to the next guest. No, my problems are more ongoing. The premium room pictures clearly showed a chair under a small side table built into the bed that could be be considered to function as a small desk.Either chair or side table existed in the room. The staff said none of thier rooms had a desk after calling the manager who refused to speak to me. Pictures are worth a thousand words, but 5he staff tried to make it user error because the text description didn't say desk. But the pictures for each room type were different and clearly showed a chair under a table. Also other rooms had pictures of actual desks but they said no rooms had desks, so those pictures are lies according to the manager. They didn't even have the grace to apologize for my inconvenience. Other problems with the room, the shower lacks a grab bar even though the floor is not non-slip. The TV is slow, it blackscreens for 10 seconds when changing channels. A pain when I am unfamiliar with the channels. The channel guide didn't work, I had to set the date and time to get it to work but it didn't populate the listing. The light turns off automatically... When I was taking a shower.... The switch to shift shower from wand to overhead is hidden for anyone of standard height... It is very small under the temperature control. I have a lot more to say but am only allowed 1500 characters"

A verified traveler stayed at YOTEL San Francisco