Youth Hostel in San Francisco
Travel Tips for HI - San Francisco - Fisherman's Wharf (Page 6/13)
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15 Nov 2012 Shane, USA:
Need a hostel in the napa valley wine country. Wanted to go there, but couldn't find reasonable accomadations. |
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12 Nov 2012 Catherine, USA:
Farmer's Market--free samples, good prices; free neighborhood tours, Victorian, etc, very good! |
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07 Nov 2012 Shirley (Ann), England & Wales:
Ferry trip to Sausalito - fare reasonable and super place to "chill" |
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05 Nov 2012 John, USA:
The restaurants & clubs along Chestnut street. It's only a 10 minute walk and better than 6th street in Austin. |
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29 Oct 2012 Mark, USA:
North to Point Reyes, South to Big Sur |
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05 Nov 2012 John, USA:
Buy food at the local Safeway & cook it in the hostel kitchen. |
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18 Oct 2012 Rieko, USA:
Saloon in North Beach. No cover charge and just buy one drink and enjoy great music. |
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17 Oct 2012 David, USA:
Alcatraz, Sutro Baths and Lands End |
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30 Sep 2012 David, South Africa:
Alcatraz and a Giants/or 49ers game |
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01 Oct 2012 MYOUNGHEE, South Korea:
you can find a nice organic food shop near there..like "Real Food Company" & "Trader's Joe..google it! |
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| HI Hostel San Francisco - Fisherman's WharfHI-San Francisco Fisherman's Wharf hostel is the first and most famous hostel in the "City by the Bay." This is the ideal choice for travellers who want to stay in a park setting with stunning views, but still have easy access to the city's urban delights. | more...... |