Travel

Travel Note

Flying to the Bay Area

There are a handful of options to get to the Bay Area from wherever you may be coming in from. Both SFO (San Francisco Airport) and OAK (Oakland Airport) will get you into San Francisco in a relatively short amount of time. They both have BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) shuttle service directly from the airport, or you can order an Uber or hail a taxi to get to downtown for around $40. Unless you will be exploring other parts of the Bay Area north of the Golden Gate Bridge such as wine country or Marin, there is no need to have a car during your stay. Ride hailing mobile apps such as Uber or Lyft are plentiful and very inexpensive. You can get from one end of the city to the other for less than $15! SJC (San Jose) is another viable option but will take about 1 - 2 hours to get to San Francisco.

Hotel

Hyatt Regency San Francisco

The hotel room block is now closed. Feel free to book directly on the Hyatt's website or at another venue of your choosing.

Rental Car

Driving to the Bay Area

If you are planning to drive to San Francisco, double check the hotel rate for overnight parking. Some downtown hotels can charge an excess of $50/night to park, so it can add up! Street parking varies by neighborhood and is usually permitted. Please reach out to Bailey directly if you want assistance with securing a parking permit for a particular neighborhood during your stay. It can be done!

House Or Rental

Airbnb

Airbnb can be a great option in San Francisco; however, be wary of certain neighborhoods as a couple blocks can greatly change one's experience. North Beach, the Marina, Russian Hill, Hayes Valley and Nob Hill are the most popular and fun places to stay. Avoid the Tenderloin, Civic Center, Twin Peaks. If you are looking Airbnb, send the listing to Bailey or Casey before booking to double check for safety and convenience to the wedding location.