El Capitan Hotel Shuttles

A modest opportunity to stay close to a lot of fun, El Capitan Hotel offers a striking Mexican-Baroque facade that perfectly blends into San Francisco’s vibrant Mission District. Simple rooms offer hardwood floors and tall arched windows looking out at Mission Street, with minimal efficiencies including complimentary Wi-Fi, microwaves and mini fridges. Bathrooms are shared, creating a hostel-like environment, while shuttles to San Francisco International Airport are also offered around the clock for an added fee. Utilize the BART Mission Station on the corner of Mission & 16th to get around town via four different subway lines, or avoid walking together with a private vehicle rental ranging from the simplicity of small sedans to the jumble room only a chartered bus can provide. Also available are a few meet-and-greet options that include simple drop offs via taxi as well as luxurious chauffeured rides with the help of a local personal driver.

An art-filled neighborhood teeming with good vibes, finding fun is as easy as going on a walk - take an alleyway stroll behind the hotel to check out the often overseen El Capitan Murals, afterward enjoying the old community garden feel of Alioto Park next door. For something more extravagant, take a self-guided tour through the historic David Ireland House, afterward going for an afternoon of photo ops at the Clarion Alley Street Art. Vast neighborhood lookouts can also be found at Mission Dolores Park, a towering green space just down the street from Misión San Francisco de Asís, a historic church from the 1700s home to its own gardens, cemetery and gorgeously designed interior. Discuss the nature of things afterward, looking forward to various Mission Street favorites like the Cantina-inspired ambiance of Gracias Madre as well as Latin-infused drinks & appetizers along the rooftop patio of El Techo.