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San Francisco's setting on a hill-dotted peninsula surrounded by bay and ocean gives it a plausible claim on the title of world's most beautiful city. Read more

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The St. Regis San Francisco

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Laurel Inn

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The St. Regis San Francisco

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Radisson Hotel Fisherman's Wharf

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The Huntington Hotel

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Campton Place Taj Hotel

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Hotel Monaco

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The Ritz-Carlton San Francisco

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Intercontinental Mark Hopkins San Francisco

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The Westin St. Francis

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Le Meridien

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San Francisco Travel Guide

San Francisco's setting on a hill-dotted peninsula surrounded by bay and ocean gives it a plausible claim on the title of world's most beautiful city. Add to the natural beauty its lineup of iconic sites -- Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, Haight-Ashbury, and Lombard Street, to name a few -- and the result is an absolutely world-class tourist destination. So where should you rest when not exploring? Most of the city's top hotels are concentrated in the northeastern neighborhoods of the city. Fisherman's Wharf is a buzzing tourist draw with popular attractions, seafood, and sea lion viewing; Union Square is best known for its high-end shopping; Nob Hill, also known as "Snob Hill," is home to grand old dames like the Fairmont; and SoMa and the Financial District both play host to large business-minded chain outposts. Read more

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