San Mateo County Convention and Visitors Bureau – Warm and sunny - San Mateo County on the San Francisco Peninsula is graced with natural scenic beauty and an incredible variety of activities that would be hard to match elsewhere. San Mateo County is the location of the San Francisco International Airport and is just minutes away from downtown San Francisco. Picturesque Monterey, Yosemite and the Napa Valley wine country are just a couple of hours away.

San Mateo Expo Center – For shows and fairs in San Mateo county

San Francisco Convention & Visitors Bureau – Make the most of your visit to San Francisco. Lots to see while you are here. Chinatown, Fisherman's Wharf, Cable Car, The experts at the San Francisco Convention and Visitors Bureau have a number of helpful guides and services for you.  [Top]

Shopping Nearby

• Gap International – Headquarters for Gap Retail Stores is located very close to the hotel.
• Tanforan Shopping Mall – Excellent Shopping mall near hotel, stores include J.C. Penny, sears, target and more.
• Union Square – For Shopping needs in S. F. Stores include Nieman Marcus, Macy's and much more   [Top]

• Hertz
• Avis
• Dollar
• Thrifty
• Budget
• National   [Top]

• Metreon Theater – Metreon is sony's entertainment destination. The place to try all things bright,shiny and irresistibly new. Go virtual bowling in a lane larger than a house. Make a big-screen movie on a little laptop. Climb Everest cocooned in a plush theatre chair. At Metreon, experience a whole new world.
• Chinatown – Little China for shopping and restaurant.
• Fisherman's Wharf - Pier 39 – It's tacky, it's touristy, Fisherman's Wharf continues to draw millions of people every year to the northern end of the San Francisco waterfront.
• Cable Car – The best way to see San Francisco is to ride San Francisco's historic cable car system.
• Bay Meadows Race Tracks – Horse racing in San Mateo County. Only one of the kind horse racing track in entire Bay Area.  [Top]

• Stanford University
• UCSF University
• Skyline College   [Top]

• Pac Bell Park - the SF Giants Baseball Stadium – HOT TICKET! Come one, come all to Pac Bell Park, the new home of The San Francisco Giants. Pac Bell Park is the newest jewel in the city's landscape, and everyone in the Bay Area is excited. It is drawing the fans and non-fans alike, to see this park, which most thought could never be built.
• 3 Com Park- SF 49ers Football Stadium – When the Giants decided to move from New York to San Francisco in 1958, part of the deal was that they would have a major-league stadium to have and to hold. The City and County of San Francisco came up with 60 acres at Candlestick Park which is also called as 3 Com Park. 3Com Park is also used for music concerts, trade shows and other special San Francisco events.
• Cow Palace – Since opening in 1941, the Cow Palace has welcomed 50 million visitors through its doors. The long term tenants of the Cow Palace include the Grand National Rodeo, Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey Circus, the San Francisco Sport and Boat Show, the Golden Gate Kennel Club Dog Show, and Disney on Ice.  [Top]


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