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Inn on Castro

San Francisco, California.

An incomparable way to experience San Francisco's charm and hospitality from the heart of the City's gay and lesbian community.The Castro. The Inn on Castro is at Castro and Market on the residential side with views over the city and the Bay.

Bed and Breakfast Description

A stay at "Inn on Castro", the only accommodations at Castro and Market Streets, affords an incomparable way to experience San Francisco's charm and hospitality from the heart of the City's gay and lesbian community.

Stunningly decorated with contemporary furnishings, the Inn is a restored Edwardian building. The individual bedrooms are warm and inviting and brightly accented with original paintings. Large bouquets of fresh flowers are abundant throughout the Inn.

The cozy living room, with its fireplace and deeply tufted Italian module seating, is a marvelous place to unwind in -- just great to curl up with a good book and enjoy a brandy, compliments of your hosts. We serve our well-known full breakfast in the adjacent dining room.

Our vibrant neighborhood is the geographic center of San Francisco. Many charming 1880's Victorians in the Castro Village have been transformed into imaginative boutiques, restaurants and pubs by local entrepreneurs.

The Inn, known for more than 30 years, for its hospitality and friendly atmosphere, has rooms and suites with views and private bathrooms as well as self-catering apartments.

Inn Information

Season: All year
Rates: 105.00 - 250.00 US Dollars (double occupancy)
Rooms: 8
With private baths: 7
Mealplan: Breakfast included
Food Served:

• Full breakfast
• Complimentary brandy

Nearest Airport(s): SFO; OAK

Payment methods accepted:

Services:

Living room, contemporary furnishings, fresh flowers throughout the inn, fireplace, library

Area Attractions and Activities:

Take the F line,( antique trolleys) to Fishermans warf to watch the seals at pier 39.
Take in a game at the Giants (take the Castro line).
Get a great massage at Kabuki hotsprings and soak
in the tubs afterwards a stroll through Japancenter and suhi in one of the many sushi bars.
Stroll over Buena Vista Park to the Haight which
is still half 60 ish.
Rent a bike along the Golden Gate park and bike to the de Young museum. Visist the Beach chalet
at the Ocean for lunch, bike through the dunes
back to Parnassus to drop off the bike.
Enjoy a boat ride to the Faralon Islands to see
the whales.
Visit Valencia and 16th street for great second hand bookstores and cheap food at the Sunflower
restaurant ( vietnamese ) or the original Breton
creperie.Bring homesome chocolates at Joseph Schmidt,on Market and 16th on the way back.
Saturdays do your food shopping at the ferrie building and afterwards celebrate with the best Dim Sum in town at Yank Sing one block around the corner.

Most Popular Rooms:

The individual bedrooms are warm and inviting and brightly accented with original paintings.

Restrictions

• Smoking not permitted.
• No pets, please.

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