Music City Hotel Shuttles

A modest boutique choice popular with guests due to its extra low cost and two-block access from the start of San Francisco’s famous trolley line, Music City Hotel offers all the harmony guests could need to visit the area for a night. Home to a colonial red brick exterior, and trendy hostel interior, the stay is a shining emblem of juxtaposition. Musical-themed rooms include colorful curtains and pop icons looming over beds, while bunk rooms are home to minimal privacy and shared bathrooms. Interesting amenities include complimentary coffee in the lobby as well as a free music rehearsal space. See more with a private vehicle rental perfect for escaping the city, staying safe with simple lifts like sedans, vans and SUVs, or considering meet-and-greet services that make it easy to get dropped off at San Francisco International via taxi, arriving to the Moscone Center via glitzy limousines.

Lovers of hip restaurants and live music can easily get lost in the day’s attractions, taking self-guided tours of the Tenderloin neighborhood’s most historic landmarks ranging from the Haas-Lilienthal House’s views of an authentic Victorian home, or indulge in 1909 ambiance of The Regency Ballroom a couple blocks away from the hotel. An easy way to get a quick tour of the neighborhood is by walking a couple of blocks north toward the streetcar station at California & Polk, continuing east toward iconic San Fran landmarks like Chinatown (the country’s oldest) and sunny bayside views from The Embarcadero’s waterfront. Grab a bite to eat somewhere special at the end of the night, choosing between 24-hour diner eats from Tommy’s Joint just south along Van Ness Avenue, or going classy with a colorful blend of Hawaiian, Indian & Chinese at Liholiho Yacht Club.