Radisson Hotel Fisherman's Wharf

250 Beach St , San Francisco, CA 94133

Reservations: (888) 201-1718 US Toll Free

Telephone: (415) 392-6700 Fax: (415) 986-7853

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Enjoy Our Centrally Located San Francisco Fisherman's Wharf Hotel

Our San Francisco Fisherman's Wharf hotel is a prime location for exploring San Francisco, one of the most beloved cities in the world. Guests can find exciting San Francisco attractions and well-known landmarks not far from the hotel's front door. Popular nearby destinations are within walking distance or can be reached by public transportation such as F-Line, cable cars or bus. Ferry rides to Alcatraz Island, Sausalito, or Angel Island are available across the street from the hotel. The Radisson Fisherman's Wharf is a convenient choice for your San Francisco vacations.

Nearby San Francisco Attractions:

Alcatraz
Learn the unknown history behind the famous Rock.
Distance from hotel: 0.5 miles
Cable Cars
Don't miss a ride on the popular cable cars, a San Francisco must.
Distance from hotel: 0.2 miles
Fisherman's Wharf
Enjoy your stay in this cozy little fishing village, known for great seafood and shopping.
Distance from hotel: 0.4 miles
Ghirardelli Square
Come taste the historical sweetness of Ghirardelli Square.
(415)775-5500
Distance from hotel: 6 blocks
Golden Gate Bridge
Cross into the sparkling city through the famous Golden Gate.
Distance from hotel: 4.0 miles
Pier 39
Experience fun activities for the whole family.
Distance from hotel: 200 yards
Lombard Street
The most crooked street in the world.
Distance from hotel: 1.5 miles
Chinatown
The largest Chinatown outside of Asia.
Distance from hotel: 1.0 mile

Virtual tours:

Alcatraz
Ghirardelli Square
Lombard Street
Pier 39
San Francisco Arts Center

More attractions nearby include:

Aquarium of the Bay
Teatro Zinzani
Wax Museum at Fisherman's Wharf
Ripley's Believe it or not Museum
Monster Park
AT&T Park
Little Italy
Tony's and Tina's Wedding
Great America Amusement Park
Six Flags Discovery Kingdom
San Francisco Zoo
Submarine USS Pampanito
Haight-Ashbury
Painted Ladies
San Francisco Giants
Oakland A's
San Francisco 49'ers
Golden State Warriors
San Jose Sharks
Sea Lion's
Monterey Aquarium
Blue and Gold Charters
Hornblower
Napa Valley
Maverick Beach
Japantown
Grace Cathedral
California Academy of Sciences
DeYoung Museum
Coit Tower
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Chabot Space and Science Center
Asian Art Museum
Contemporary Jewish Museum

From San Francisco International Airport:
Take North 101, then take Port of San Francisco/Cesar Chavez exit straight onto I-280 Extension. After that take King Street. When you get to Embarcadero, travel approximately 2.5 miles and the road will split into two streets -- bear left onto Beach Street. Hotel is at 250 Beach Street.

From the East Bay/Oakland International Airport:
Take 880 West to I-80 on to Bay Bridge, exit at Harrison/Embarcadero, turn right on Harrison, then left on Embarcadero. Travel approximately 2.5 miles and the road will split into two streets -- bear left onto Beach Street. Hotel is at 250 Beach Street.

Commercial shuttles are available from both San Francisco and Oakland International Airports.
http://www.airportexpresssf.com/

About San Francisco

Thanks to the movies, San Francisco's treats are well known. Fisherman's Wharf. Ghirardelli Square. China Town. Lombard Street. Plus, one of the most recognizable landmarks in the world The Golden Gate Bridge. Tour Alcatraz. Take a day trip to Muir Woods, home of the Giant Redwoods. Sample theme parks, attractions, museums and clubs. Citywide public transportation includes cable cars, buses, trolley buses, a metro system and historic streetcars. Just be sure you have exact fare. The scenery is unequaled. The sports are, too.

Did you know?

San Francisco was the first city in the world to operate cable cars and the last. Some 100 cities around the world have had cable cars but no longer use them as part of their public transportation system. The San Francisco Cable Cars are the only mobile national monuments.

Nearby Attractions

The Exploratorium Napa Valley Wine Train The Golden Gate Bridge San Francisco International Airport San Francisco Opera Gray Lines San Francisco Tours Union Street AT&T Park Moscone Center