At the Sheraton Fisherman's Wharf Hotel, you'll be taken care of in grand style. Rich mahogany furniture and antique sailing artifacts centered around the lobby fireplace create a welcome place to relax. The 529 beautifully appointed guest rooms, complete with amenities such as high speed Internet access and the Sheraton Sweet Sleeper bed, make you feel right at home.
Location:
The Sheraton Fisherman's Wharf is located in center of world-famous Fisherman's Wharf, just steps from The Cannery, Ghirardelli Square, Pier 39 and both cable car lines to Chinatown and Union Square. Financial District, Civic Center and the Moscone Convention Center are only 2 miles away via the new MUNI streetcar line.
Sheraton Fisherman's Wharf Amenities:
Business Services, Car Rental Available, Climate Control, Clock(Clock Radio), Complimentary Coffee/Tea(In the Lobby), Concierge, Currency Exchange Available, Daily Newspaper(Complimentary-Monday thru Friday), Gift Shop, Gym/Fitness Center, Gym/Fitness Center, Hair Dryer, Ice Machine, In Room Dining, In Room Game System, In Room Movies(Pay per view), Internet Access, Iron & Board in Room, Laundry Service, Multilingual Staff, Parking($32.00 per day subject to without notice), Rollaway Available($20 per night. Subject to change without notice), Telephone, Voice Mail.
Sheraton Fisherman's Wharf Activities:
Activity Desk, Cable Car(1-4 blocks), Swimming Pool, Theatre(Union Square/Theater District 1 1/2 miles).
USA San Francisco & Napa Attractions:
Nearby points of interest include: Cable Cars, Pier 39/Aquarium of the Bay, The Cannery, Ghirardelli Square, Lombard (Crooked) Street, Coit Tower/Telegraph Hill, North Beach, Embarcadero/World Trade Center, Chinatown/Japantown, Union Square/Theatre District, Moscone Convention Center
Sheraton Fisherman's Wharf Dining:
The Compass Grill is open for lunch and dinner, serving steaks, sandwiches, pastas, and fresh seafood. Rounding out the new, globally influenced American fare is a variety of salads and mouthwatering appetizers to intrigue your palate.
