San Francisco Marriott
55 Fourth Street, San Francisco, CA 94103
Phone: 1-800-228-9290
www.marriott.com
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SourceMedia has secured a block of rooms at a special discounted rate. The room rate is $229 single/double. Call reservations at 1-800-228-9290 or 415-896-1600 and ask for the SourceMedia CDI room block.
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Lobby |
Atrium Lobby |
Yerba Buena Gardens |
Indoor Pool |
The View Lounge |
Club Room |
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- Downtown San Francisco hotel is located just steps away from Moscone Center and Union Square
- Unparalleled meeting facilities with over 100,000 sq. ft. of flexible meeting and banquet space
- Moscone Convention Center hotel provides comfortable, modern guest rooms and award-winning service
- AAA Diamonds: 4
Mobil Travel Guide Stars: 3
Marriott Rewards category: 6
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- Modern San Francisco accommodations including 1,364 hotel rooms and 134 spacious hotel suites
- Upgraded room amenities, such as granite vanity tops with stone floors in each guest bathroom
- Enjoy breathtaking views of downtown from your hotel room or suite in the San Francisco Marriott
- High speed Internet access and a spacious work desk in each hotel room for business travelers
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What is it about San Francisco, California that makes it known as one of the world’s most popular U.S. destinations? Maybe it’s the Golden Gate Bridge, the cable cars or even the unique restaurants and historic San Francisco hotel (s). Whatever reason, this modern city, confined to just a 46.6 square mile peninsula, hosts more than 13 million visitors per year. Visitors have discovered that San Francisco is one of the most scenic and compact cities in the world. Poets and writers gather among the cafes of North Beach. Hippies hang out in Haight-Ashbury while technological culture has revitalized the South of Market district, better known as “SoMa.”
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