Travel & Accommodations
Everything you need for your trip to San Francisco
Getting Here
San Francisco International (SFO)
~30 minutes to downtown
The main airport serving San Francisco. BART connects directly to downtown (~30 min, ~$10). Rideshares typically run $30–50.
Oakland International (OAK)
~45 minutes to downtown SF
Sometimes has better fares! Take BART from the airport connector (~45 min, ~$12). Rideshares run $40–60.
Where to Stay
Great options across several neighborhoods — all with easy access to City Hall and the rest of the city.
Hayes Valley / Civic Center
Walking distance to City Hall
The most convenient area for the ceremony. Great restaurants, boutiques, and a walkable neighborhood to spend the afternoon.
Nob Hill & Polk Street
10–15 min to City Hall
Classic SF with iconic hotels and great dining along Polk Street. Cable cars run right through the neighborhood.
Financial District / North Beach
15–20 min to City Hall
Close to the Embarcadero, Ferry Building, and the Italian restaurants and cafes of North Beach.
Hyatt Regency
Full-service hotel at the Embarcadero Center, steps from the waterfront.
Visit website →Haight-Ashbury
15–20 min to City Hall
A colorful, historic neighborhood with a laid-back vibe. Close to Golden Gate Park and easy to explore on foot.
The Mission & Embarcadero
15–25 min to City Hall
Two great options if you want to be near our favorite neighborhood (the Mission) or close to the waterfront. Lots of Airbnb options in the Mission — it's where we'd stay.
Getting Around
BART & Muni
SF's public transit is pretty good! BART covers the bay area, Muni handles buses and streetcars within the city.
Rideshare
Uber and Lyft are everywhere and often the easiest option. Expect $15–25 for most trips within the city.
Walking
SF is very walkable (though hilly!). Many neighborhoods are best explored on foot. Wear comfortable shoes!
Parking
Street parking is challenging. If you're driving, look for hotels with parking or use garage apps like SpotHero.