Mark Hopkins San Francisco

LOCAL ESSENTIALS

Take Highway #101 North to San Francisco and follow signs to Golden Gate Bridge. Take the 9th St. exit and turn left, continue on 9th St. to Larkin St. and follow to California St., turn right and go 5 blocks to Mason St. Hotel on S.E. corner. Drive into hotel entrance for valet parking.

USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS

Concierge Phone: +14156166908 Concierge Fax: +14156166909 Front Desk: +1-800-652-3705 Local Taxi Name & Phone: +14153333333 Yellow Cab Tourist Info: +141539120003

USEFUL INFORMATION

LOCAL CULTURE

Don't call it Frisco!

San Francisco is a great diverse city, with its people from all parts of the world. We're friendly and enjoy showing off our city, don't hesitate to ask anyone for directions!


The standard is between 15-23%.

These are just guidelines for those first time visitors to San Francisco. It's customary to tip 15-25 percent at most restaurants. Porters USD3.00 per bag is standard. All San Francisco restaurants also charge a Health Care tax .


DID YOU KNOW ?

Transportation Muni Passports

You can purchase a 1, 3 or 7 day pass for your public transportation needs. They are currently USD14.00, USD21.00 and USD27.00. These passes allow you unlimited use on the Cable Cars and any city bus. The one way fare on the cable car is USD6.00! You can purchase these at San Francisco International airport information desks and certain retailers in the city.


Lombard Street

This is the most famous crooked street in the city but there is another one just as crooked, do you know where it is located? It's in the Portrero Hill neighborhood. Ask the Concierge.


Temperature

Our year round average is around 60-65 degrees. Coldest time is in the summer and warmest in the fall.


WHAT TO PACK

Comfortable walking shoes

The city has many steep hills and is a great walking city. Wearing appropriate footwear will help you enjoy its many charms without to much fatique at the end of the day!


Warm clothing

We recommend that you always bring a jacket. In San Francisco you need warm clothes with you year round as the temperature changes frequently. Layered wool or cotton works well in our mild climate.


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