San Fran for 3 nights with Tweens--Where to Stay (neighborhood and corresponding hotel)

[Anonymous]

We just stayed at the Hyatt centric for a couple days (Fisherman’s Warf). We had a great time. If you like modern Korean, highly recommend Surisan.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Also, avoid using San Fran while you’re there. No one says that.

Omg- you are very funny!

you do realize it was abbreviated to be able to fit in a rather long subject line. I don't think anybody would actually say it that way when talking!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Also, avoid using San Fran while you’re there. No one says that.

Omg- you are very funny!

you do realize it was abbreviated to be able to fit in a rather long subject line. I don't think anybody would actually say it that way when talking!

Unfortunately lots of people do. I cringe every time I hear it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Also, avoid using San Fran while you’re there. No one says that.

Omg- you are very funny!

you do realize it was abbreviated to be able to fit in a rather long subject line. I don't think anybody would actually say it that way when talking!

Unfortunately lots of people do. I cringe every time I hear it.

Save your cringes. Who cares. Really. Just let people be. The world has bigger problems.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We stayed at union square in what was the sir Francis drake but was recently rebranded as the grand. It’s a gorgeous historic hotel—rooms are small but was otherwise very cool and a good location walkable to China town. It’s a loong walk to the wharf but doable if your kids don’t mind. (My teens walked there but insisted on a Uber back with their dad while I walked back and stopped for pastries on the way.)

I love that hotel.

I grew up in the Bay Area and whenever friends came to town who weren't staying at our house, my parents would recommend the Drake. It's truly a San Francisco classic and a great location.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:To piggyback onto the others, you cannot leave anything of value in the car, ever, in the Bay Area even in Palo Alto or further area towns.

You can't do that in Chevy Chase either -- per MoCo cops. Seriously, people, do you live in Mayberry?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Also, avoid using San Fran while you’re there. No one says that.

Omg- you are very funny!

you do realize it was abbreviated to be able to fit in a rather long subject line. I don't think anybody would actually say it that way when talking!

Unfortunately lots of people do. I cringe every time I hear it.

Save your cringes. Who cares. Really. Just let people be. The world has bigger problems.

The world has lots of problems but I'm still allowed to cringe at minor infractions of regional norms. It'll help you when explaining to the police officer why you left all your stuff in your rental car parked downtown.

[Anonymous]

InterContinental SF is great. The hotels on 3rd street are all solid too.

[Anonymous]

Planning a trip now for Spring Break 2023… thank you for the hotel recommendations.