Tranquil room in the Marina District

This beautifully appointed room with its entrance in our flower-filled European courtyard has two extra-long double beds (length of queen-sized beds). The windows face out onto our neighbor's property. This is a small family-run motel in the Marina district, close to Cow Hollow and Pacific Heights. You’ll love it here because of the neighborhood, the coziness, and the free off-street parking. Not a pet friendly room.

Neighborhood overview: San Francisco Marina District -The Marina District in named for its proximity to San Francisco's yacht harbors and the bay front walkway, but is known for its million dollar Mediterranean homes and its numerous restaurants and boutiques.The nearby Marina Green and Crissy Field are popular for jogging, windsurfing, and enjoying the spectacular views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz and yachts sailing the Bay. Visit Chestnut Street for boutique shopping and alfresco dining.

Neighbourhood: Marina
Property type: Room in boutique hotel
Room type: Private room
Accommodates: 4
Bedrooms: 1
Bathrooms: 1 private bath
Amenities: Paid street parking off premises, Private entrance, Iron, Coffee, Fire extinguisher, Coffee maker, Smoke alarm, Luggage dropoff allowed, Bed linens, Building staff, Mini fridge, Hot water, Conditioner, Shower gel, Portable fans, Hair dryer, Heating, Laundromat nearby, Dedicated workspace, Free parking on premises, Self check-in, TV, Hangers, Crib, Body soap, Carbon monoxide alarm, Microwave, Garden view, Essentials, Shampoo, Hot water kettle, Extra pillows and blankets, Wifi, Waterfront

About the host: Built by the son of a California Gold Rush miner, the historic Marina Motel was built to celebrate the opening of the Golden Gate Bridge in the late 1930's and is still run by the same family. Ideally situated between Fisherman's Wharf and the Golden Gate Bridge in the popular Marina District, the Marina Motel offers a one-of-a-kind, old world experience. The first impression one has upon stepping into the motel's cobblestone courtyard is "Wow! This is like a little oasis back here with birds chirping, flowers EVERYWHERE, cute little garages and rooms decorated to feel like home. I feel like I'm in Europe."

Walk around the corner to the numerous outdoor cafes, restaurants and boutiques on Chestnut and Union Street, take a walk on the beach to the Golden Gate Bridge or rent a bike and ride across it while taking the ferry back, ride a cable car at Fisherman's Wharf or visit the de Young Museum or California Academy of Science in Golden Gate Park. The best of San Francisco is within easy reach.