Nearby Attractions
Hotel Astoria is uniquely located at the entrance of a historic landmark of San Francisco--Chinatown, just two blocks away from the famed Union Square and Financial District. Within walking distance are the most popular tourist attractions of San Francisco: the Cable Car's turnaround point, Fisherman's Wharf, Coit Tower, City Hall, the Moscone Convention Center, and much more! Right next to the hotel is the French Consulate, Ukrainian Consulate, and German Culture Center. Situated in the heart of San Francisco, Hotel Astoria is not only surrounded by numerous fantastic shopping centers, theaters and famous restaurants that feature cuisines of the world, but also has easy access to public transportation such as BART and MUNI and also many discounted parking lots.
Major Shopping Attractions and other Fun Destinations
Union Square
San Francisco's downtown shopping area is concentrated around Union Square and along nearby Market St. It is home to some of the most expensive and exclusive retailers. Many of the world's premier designers own shops in the area. This is also where the city's major department stores and one of its largest shopping centers are located.
Macy's
Macy's, the surviving king of the old guard of American department stores, has several floors of merchandise, with an emphasis on clothing and cosmetics. The Men's department is in a separate building across the street on Stockton St.
170 O'Farrell St @ Stockton St
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Please speak with our friendly and knowledgeable Front Desk Agents for more information regarding the best shopping, dining, and entertainment in San Francisco.
Specials and Packages
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Contact information
Hotel Astoria -San Francisco510 Bush St
San Francisco, CA, 94108
E-mail: sales@hotelastoria-sf.com
Tel.:(415) 434-8883
Toll Free:(800) 666-6696
Fax: (415) 434-8919
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Guest Comments
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