The Marina Inn is tucked away in one of the most charming neighborhoods of San Francisco. The affordable B & B offers a unique stay away from the hustle and bustle of down town. The historic Marina District features majestic, colorful Victorian homes and pretty courtyard gardens.

As the area's landmark 1924 hotel, Marina Inn has been restored and updated to offer modern amenities in a quaint B&B atmosphere. Awake to a wonderful complimentary continental breakfast and newspaper, visit the concierge desk for friendly tips on where to go and what to do. The Marina Inn is a perfect location for exploring the Marina shops on Union and Chesnut streets and looping around to the water's edge for a walk to Fisherman's Wharm, Fort Mason or Palace of Fine Arts.

Marina Inn Rooms

Marina Inn's discount San Francisco lodging blends a quaint vintage style with modern comforts. Each of the inn's 40 rooms has a queen bed or a queen and day bed—perfect for a romantic getaway or family vacation with the kids. Enjoy conveniences such as wireless Internet and a cable TV in your room. The Marina Inn also offers accommodations with bay windows.

Room amenities include:

• Cable TV
• Private bath
• Wireless Internet
• Direct dial telephone
• Alarm clock
• Hair dryer
• Rollaway beds
• Cribs

Hotel Amenities include:

• Complimentary continental breakfast
• 24-hour concierge
• Business center kiosk with computer and wireless Internet
• Private Bath
• Cable TV with remote
• Free newspaper in breakfast area
• Limited street parking
• Elevator
• Barber shop
• Nail Salon

Additional Information

Marina Inn offers complete hotel amenities for guests in San Francisco, California. For a family-friendly vacation, children 5 and younger stay free! Sorry, no pets allowed. The Marina Inn is a NON-SMOKING property.

Check-in: 2:00 p.m.
Checkout: 12:00 p.m.

Reviews

"One of the best-kept secrets in San Francisco Bay." —Fodor's and Conde Nast

"Marina Inn is one of the best low-priced hotels in San Francisco. How it offers so much for so little is mystifying. Each guest room in the 1924 four-story Victorian looks like something from a country furnishings catalog, complete with rustic pinewood furniture, a four-poster bed with silky-soft comforter, pretty wallpaper, and soothing tones of rose, hunter green, and pale yellow. You also get remote-control televisions discreetly hidden in pine cabinetry—all for as little as $65 a night! Combine that with continental breakfast, friendly service, and an armada of shops and restaurants within easy walking distance, and there you have it: the top choice for best overall value." —Frommers