San Francisco Discount Hotels

If you’re in San Francisco, discount hotels are the way to go. Here’s how to find a great place to stay in the city without spending an arm and a leg.

You do not have to spend a lot of money to find a nice place to stay in San Francisco.

If you’re interested in finding discount accommodations in the city, you can conduct your search in many ways. First, your best bet would be to visit the websites dedicated to discount travel in San Francisco and other cities. Here are a few sites that will give you a good selection of places to stay:

• SF Travel lists several budget options, in many different neighborhoods of San Francisco.
• Hotel Club has a page dedicated to San Francisco hotels and offers discounts on their rates.
• iTravel posts many discounted hotels, and categorizes them for easy searching.
• All Hotels has created a “cheap deal” section for San Francisco that lists many great places to stay.

Sometimes you want a cheap hotel, and sometimes you want a nice hotel for cheap. If you’re willing to do a little research, it’s easy to find four and five star hotels for not much more than the cost of a discount motel. Check out these links for great deals on ritzy accommodations:

• HotelsCheap has a San Francisco page that will link you to cheap rates available only through their site.
• Travelocity provides hundred of deals on San Francisco hotels, from basic motels to the finest accommodations.
• Hotwire is a great site for finding discounts on all sorts of Bay Area locations.
• SF Travel hosts monthly hotel deals that can save you lots of money.

Don’t forget that if you’re a California State Automobile Association or other AAA association member, you might be eligible for a substantial discount on a wide variety of hotels and motels throughout the state of California. Most places give ten percent, many give as much as twenty! Also, many hotels give an AARP discount to those over 50.

Staying in a hostel can be a cheap and exciting way to introduce yourself to a new city. Hostels usually have shared accommodations, but if you’re looking for the opportunity to meet and hang out with new people, staying in a hostel can be an amazing experience.

• SF Hostels is a site dedicated entirely to hostels in San Francisco.
• Hostels.com has a listing page specifically for the city.
• Hostelz hosts an extensive list of cheap, fun places to stay.
• Google is a great way to explore San Francisco hostels.

If you’re just looking for recommendations on places to lay your head, here are some excellent deals that will have you staying right in the middle of San Francisco’s bustling city culture!

• 1501 Lombard Street, San Francisco, California 94123
• (415) 474-3030

This well-kept lodge is close to Fisherman’s Wharf and cable car lines. Deeper discount rates can be reserved by going to the Francisco Bay Inn page on HotelsCheap.com.

• 364 9th Street, San Francisco, CA, US, 94103
• (877) 468-3572

If you’re looking to stay near the Civic Center area, then Best Western is your best bet. Clean accommodations and multiple amenities make this your best deal off Market Street.

• 275 South Airport Boulevard, San Francisco, CA 94080
• (650) 873-3550

The Holiday Inn is literally five minutes from the airport, and is always a sure bet for quality and low price. Amenities include a fitness center, concierge service, same day dry cleaning, and more.

• 524 Sutter Street, San Francisco, CA, 94102
• (800) 311-4307

This posh hotel in Union Square is amazingly cheap if you book through a travel site like HotelsCheap. Complete with feather beds and LCD flat screen televisions, you surely won’t want for anything at the Larkspur Hotel.

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