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Mission district
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Mission district
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Potrero ave & 23rd st
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Mission District at a glance
Commonly known as The Mission by locals, Mission District is located in central San Francisco, California. Containing San Francisco’s oldest building, Mission District incorporates both contemporary and historic San Francisco, juxtaposing historic and modern buildings.
Given Channel Mission Bay’s central location, our serviced apartments are well connected to San Francisco’s Financial Centre in addition to the area’s most iconic tourist destinations. Despite its central location, Mission Bay contains several parks and recreation spaces. Dolores Park is one of the most popular parks in the city, offering a space to unwind.
Serviced apartments in Mission District
Serviced apartments in Mission District have become a popular choice in accommodation due to the rise in hotel prices across the city and the added privacy that they offer.. Offering stunning, centrally located short stay apartments, holiday apartments, studio apartments, and corporate housing, all of our apartments are self-catering, providing guests with the ideal base for extended stays in the charming city of San Francisco.
Each apartment includes a spacious living space replete with a comfortable seating area, dining space and home entertainment system, a fully equipped kitchen ideal for extended stays, a bathroom with both showering and bathing facilities and a spacious bedroom with ample storage space. Moreover, each of our apartments include complimentary Wi-Fi, a secure entry system, and a parking space.
Culture & shopping in Mission District
More than just a park, Dolores Park is the heartbeat of Mission District. On a warm sunny day, citizens from across the city offer descend on the area to catch some respite from the city. Offering unbeatable views of the San Francisco skyline, the park is worth visiting at any time of the year.
The multifarious corridors of Mission District comprise of a melting pots of culture and cuisines. Trendy street markets infused with Spanish heritage line the streets, with the smell of fresh coffee beans infusing the air. Whether you’re searching for high end restaurants, bars, the best taquerias, or simply delicious street food, the Mission delivers.For a more contemporary shopping experience, visit Westfield or Northpoint Shopping centre.
San Francisco offers a rich sporting culture, with baseball, ice hockey, basketball and American football teams in the city. If you’re a fan of sports, it is likely that one of San Francisco’s sports teams will be playing during your stay.
Getting around in Mission District
A compact city with an extensive public transport system, navigating the city without a car is the preferred method of travel for locals. The Municipal Railway is the primary transport operator in the city. With an extensive network of streetcars, busses and cable cars, the Muni- as named by locals- serves every major tourist hubs, business centres and residential districts. Schedules and route maps for individual lines are available online only.
The BART is the primary operator in the Bay Area. Its extensive train network connects San Francisco with Peninsula and East Bay cities and both airports in the city. Car hire is available across the city, however it is not recommended due to the excellence of San Francisco’s public transport networks.
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