Hotels in South San Francisco

The newly renovated Residence Inn by Marriott San Francisco Airport / Oyster Point Waterfront is just a five minute free shuttle ride from San Francisco International Airport and is just minutes from a nearby subway station giving access to downtown San Francisco. This great location is on the Bay Jogging Path and gives easy access to all the area has to offer such as the Cow Palace, Monster Park (Candlestick Park), and the Golden Gate Bridge. Other nearby attractions include San Francisco Zoolo... (Read More)

Located in South San Francisco, this boutique hotel overlooks the San Francisco Bay. The Inn features spacious rooms with fireplaces, a restaurant and free shuttle to the San Francisco Airport.Inn at Oyster Point offers cozy rooms with views of the bay. Each room features a mini bar, refrigerator and cable TV. The bathrooms include bathrobes and spa toiletries.Oyster Point Inn provides a continental breakfast every morning. A 24-hour business center and a concierge desk are available.South Harbo... (Read More)

The Residence Inn by Marriott, an all-suite hotel located in the heart of Midland/Odessa is steps away to the Scharbauer Sports Complex - home of the Midland Rockhounds, and the infamous football stadium scenes from the movie, Friday Night Lights. The hotel is in close proximity to Marian Blake Planetarium and Childhood Home of George W. Bush Museum.<P>All Residence Inns by Marriott in the USA and Canada have a smoke-free policy that applies to guest rooms, restaurants, lounges, meeting ro... (Read More)

Good Nite Inn is located approximately two miles from San Francisco International Airport and 15 miles from downtown San Francisco. The property's amenities include the restaurant, cocktail lounge, exercise room, swimming pool, hair salon, gift shop, and 24-hour complimentary airport shuttle. The hotel also offers parking, safety deposit, room service, and 24-hour front desk service. All rooms feature work desks, two telephones, dataports, voicemail, cable TV, clock radios, and hairdryers. (Read More)