San Francisco's Chinatown begins at the dragon-crested gate at Grant Avenue and Bush Street, a gift from the Republic of China in 1969. SF Chinatown is the 2nd largest Chinese community in the US after New York City's. The part of Chinatown that people find interesting is along Stockton & Grant between Bush & Columbus. It's best mid-day when all the shops are open & streets are busy. It is 8 blocks long. But don't miss the real Chinatown. Between Grant & Stockton, off the major cross streets, are the Chinatown alleys. They are the essence of Chinatown.
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San Francisco Hotels-Chinatown
Chinatown Hotel Partners
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Our Chinatown Hotel partners below listed by their star rating first and then in alphabetical order.
You'll find a selection of hotels to choose from starting from Luxury Hotels to budget hotels with great rates right in the heart of Chinatown.
| SW Hotel - Chinatown |
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Come and stay at one of San Francisco's landmarks, the SW Hotel. Relax and enjoy the comforts of a getaway, whether you are 25 miles or six thousand miles away. Come into the heart of the city to shop, dine, and sight see – all within walking distance. Our guests appreciate the assistance of our gracious multi-lingual staff .
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| Civic Center Inn - Chinatown |
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Discover a discount hotel in Downtown San Francisco, California that puts you in the middle of some of the city’s best destinations. The inn is located near Union Square, Civic Center, Chinatown, Downtown San Francisco and many other local attractions.
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| Grant Plaza Hotel - Chinatown |
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The Grant Plaza Hotel is conveniently located: • At the gateway of Chinatown • Three blocks from Union Square, the finest Retail District. • One block from the Cable Car line to Fisherman's Wharf • One block from the Bank of America building and Financial District. • Minutes away from some of the finest restaurants and theaters in San Francisco. • 6 blocks to Moscone Convention Center • 13 blocks to the new Pacific Bell Ball Park
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