Planes, Trains, Automobiles...and Hotels/Housing:

Driving Directions

From the North Bay

Take US-101S over the Golden Gate Bridge to San Francisco. Pay toll ($5). Exit right toward Lombard Street/Downtown. Follow the street as it curves, and turn left onto Lombard Street. Turn right onto Van Ness Avenue. Turn left onto Broadway. Turn right onto Battery Street. Turn left onto Market Street. Go straight for five short blocks. The Landmark at One Market is on the right.

From the East Bay

Take I-80W over the Bay Bridge. Pay toll ($3). Exit right at Fremont Street. Turn left onto Fremont Street. Turn right onto Howard Street. Turn left onto Main Street. Turn right onto Market Street. Go straight for two short blocks. The Landmark at One Market is on the right.

From the South Bay or SFO Airport

Take US-101N San Francisco to Exit I-280N Port of San Francisco. Exit King Street. Turn Left onto Third Street. Turn Right onto Folsom Street. Turn left onto Main Street. Turn right onto Market Street. Go straight for two short blocks. The Landmark at One Market is on the right.

Nearby Airports

• San Francisco (SFO)
• Oakland (OAK)

You can get from either SFO or OAK to San Francisco several ways - BART*, Super Shuttle, or a cab. BART runs $1.50, but takes the longest. Super Shuttle will most likely set you back $15-$20 from SFO and $30 from OAK. A Cab is $35 from SFO and probably $50-$60 from OAK. There is also an airport in San Jose, but unless you have friends down there, I would fly into SFO or OAK.

*Mass Transit Information

BART from the East Bay

Use the Colma/San Francisco train line. Get off at Embarcadero station. Exit the Embarcadero station using the Ferry Building exit (east end). The Landmark at One Market is across the street to the left.

BART From the South

Take any train going east. Get off at Embarcadero station. Exit the Embarcadero station using the Ferry Building exit (east end). The Landmark at One Market is across the street to the left.

Hotels

• Hyatt - right across the street, but fairly expensive. If you have the marketing budget to blow and don't want to walk far - this would be the spot.
• Though I recommend saving your dollars for good eats so you should check out Hotels.com and finding somethinge a little less 'classy'.

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