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Modern hotel in San Francisco’s SoMa neighborhood, within walking distance of streetcars and trains; complimentary breakfast and WiFi
Hotel at a Glance: Signature San Francisco
Signature San Francisco, a new boutique hotel in the city’s SoMa neighborhood, sports a mash-up of Americana and midcentury-modern styles. Its guest rooms combine clean lines and bright colors, with furnishings such as plastic molded chairs and pop-art-inspired shower stalls with built-in images of Marilyn Monroe.
- In-room amenities include complimentary WiFi, as well as microwaves and mini fridges.
- Complimentary breakfast greets guests each morning.
- Getting around town: Streetcar and train stations within walking distance provide service to Union Square.
- What’s nearby: several restaurants and the Moscone Center
San Francisco’s South of Market Neighborhood: Museums, Gardens, and Tech Headquarters
Just north of the popular Mission District, South of Market (or SoMa, as it’s sometimes called) is a vast neighborhood that contains many of the city’s best museums, including the Asian Art Museum and the Museum of Modern Art. Yerba Buena Gardens displays a number of outdoor art pieces and a Martin Luther King Jr. memorial, which sits behind a 50-foot-high waterfall. The public gardens, a butterfly garden among them, cover two city blocks.
Quite a few Silicon Valley companies have had headquarters in South of Market, including Twitter, Yelp, and Wired. The Yerba Buena Center for the Arts is one of Apple Inc.’s favorite venues for unveiling new products—Steve Jobs introduced the iPod and the iPad to the world from its stage.
