Your Relais & Châteaux Route du Bonheur (road to happiness) in San Francisco includes sophisticated restaurants and lavish hotels. Culinary excellence coupled with local California wines at the restaurant of a Relais & Châteaux Grand Chef is the perfect complement to a relaxing spa treatment and the excitement of the city. Your visit to Relais & Châteaux in San Francisco could include:

 The sophisticated gourmet cuisine prepared by a Relais & Châteaux Grand Chef at Gary Danko in one of the trendiest neighborhoods in San Francisco
 The Golden Gate Bridge : Bike the Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito and Tiburon and return on the ferry! This bike ride will be the best part of your trip to San Francisco. V.I.P. Experience: as a valuable R&C client, come to our partner’s shop Blazing Saddles ( www.blazingsaddles.com )at 2715 Hyde St. to receive a complimentary ticket for the ferry back to San Francisco.
 A ride on the famous trolleys of San Francisco or a drive down crooked Lombard street

To Extend your visit in North California
 A visit to Napa Valley, Wine Country to taste the region’s finest wines
 One of the best tables in California can be found at our restaurant The French Laundry located at the heart of Napa Valley
 A stay in a spacious maison with a private terrace at the hotel and restaurant of Auberge du Soleil located amongst the vines of Napa Valley
 Our Meadowood Napa Valley offers a cozy lodges and a wine education program

Or go south on the Pacific Coast Highway US 1
 Cooking classes and the fabulous wine cellar at L’Auberge Carmel
 Golf, mountain biking, hiking, fishing, sailing

The San Francisco Landscape

Cable cars and ocean views. The Golden Gate Bridge. Ethnic neighborhoods splashed on a series of steep hills made famous in movie car chase scenes. Restaurants so good some critics call it the best food city in the U.S. This is San Francisco - cosmopolitan, colorful, and all around delicious.

A Taste of San Francisco

With warm winters and cool summers, The City by the Bay is comfortable for visiting year round. Coffee houses brew in the Italian North Beach neighborhood, once stomping ground for members of The Beat Generation. Union Square, the city’s heart, is its theater district and shopping center. Head South of Market to find the exquisite Museum of Modern Art and to the Embarcadero for the new Ferry Plaza Farmer’s Market with its bounty of fruits, flowers and artisan food shops. Chinatown, with herbal medicine houses and dim sum eateries, is a fusion of Cantonese and American delights. On each trip you’ll unveil more and more about this uniquely vibrant city.

For more information go to: www.sfvisitor.org or www.sanfrancisco.worldweb.com.

Luxury Hotels and Restaurants in San Francisco