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Pamper Yourself with a Spa Day in San Francisco

Looking for a spa hotel to relax throughout the day, and that also has a huge amount of selections for a stimulating night out? Fortunatley for you San Francisco is one of the top 25 destinations for those that want a quality hotel to relax in, but are still wanting a little excitement in the evening. Searching for a high-end spa hotel that rolls out the red carpet? We have what you are looking for. Favor a rest in a soothing secluded spa hotel? No problem. In fact, this area is so popular that it saw a large increase of visitors that are making it their ultimate spot to unwind. Pack your bag and leave behind your worries to initiate your stress-free time-off.

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You'll have no trouble finding a quality hotel, as San Francisco has several fantastic options to choose from. Unwind and stretch out for a bit. After that you can schedule your first appointment to indulge yourself at a nearby spa. After you've spent the day getting a therapeutic massage, relaxing within the steam room, or lounging poolside, you can spend the night discovering all The Baghdad by the Bayprovides. It'll be easier to relax knowing that you have picked a spot that a small number of tourist know about. After having such an easy-going night, you may be reluctant to tell others about your new hidden vacation destination. From wide range of cafes, bars, night clubs, and other fun-filled options, you'll discover why this is ranked as one of the best areas for an exciting night out for both locals and visitors. Regardless of where you end up, just make sure to hang loose. Your spa vacation shouldn't be anything but wonderfully relaxing.

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At slightly more than 6 square miles, San Francisco is a city that seems to have been designed for walking, and when you get tired of putting shoe to pavement, just hop on a cable car. Expedia.com can help you find cheap flights to San Francisco as well as deals on San Francisco resorts that will ensure you have money left over to explore all that the city has to offer.

When to Visit San Francisco

San Francisco is beautiful in every season of the year. San Francisco does enjoy a Mediterranean climate, however, so you'll find more rainy days from November through March than you will the rest of the year. Summer in the Golden Gate City offers balmy temperatures, with highs in the upper 60s, and azure skies, but if you want to avoid the crowds, the best time to visit San Francisco is during the spring or fall.

Historical and Cultural Attractions

San Francisco's chief cultural hubs are its vibrant immigrant neighborhoods. San Francisco's Chinatown, the largest Asian settlement in the world outside of China proper, features pagoda-style buildings, terrific restaurants, exotic markets, numerous specialty shops, and an invigorating blend of dialects and languages. North Beach, San Francisco's Italian district, offers outdoor cafes, Italian delicatessens, and stores selling every type of Italian import imaginable from hand-painted ceramics to gourmet olive oil. It's just a short stroll from North Beach to Coit Tower with panoramic views of the Golden Gate, Alcatraz, and detailed WPA-era murals depicting life in the Golden State during the Great Depression.

The Asian Art Museum in the Civic Center houses one of the most complete collections of Asian art and artifacts in the world with pieces representing every Eastern culture from Turkey and India to China and the Philippines. The California Academy of Sciences in Golden Gate Park takes an experiential approach to natural science, exposing visitors to a variety of programs designed to demonstrate the complex ways that biological systems interact. The Academy's showstoppers are a living rainforest that's four stories tall and a complete coral reef ecosystem.

Fort Point, now under the southern portion of the Golden Gate Bridge, was constructed to deter potential Confederate attacks on San Francisco Bay during the Civil War. The fortification is probably best known as the spot where Jimmy Stewart saves Kim Novak from drowning in Alfred Hitchcock's classic film ""Vertigo."" Alamo Square sports an iconic row of 19th century Victorian buildings that have been featured in many movies and TV shows set in San Francisco.

Resort Amenities

San Francisco is a popular destination for couples, and many resorts in San Francisco offer special amenities like touch-screen remotes to control music and shades designed to spark romance. San Francisco spa resorts encourage togetherness with side-by-side massages, couple's pedicures, and hydrotherapy soaks for two. Expedia.com can help you find the most romantic resorts near San Francisco and in the city itself.

Exciting Frisco Excursions

No trip to San Francisco is complete without a boat ride to Alcatraz. When it operated as a federal penitentiary between 1934 and 1963, The Rock was home to some of America's most notorious criminals. Alcatraz Island is now a National Park, and you can tour its infamous cells and prison corridors without waiting for a judge to sentence you.

In Marin County, on the other side of the Golden Gate Bridge, sits the grove of ancient redwoods known as Muir Woods. In 1945, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt died shortly before he was to convene the conference where the United Nations Charter was to be presented and signed. After the charter was signed, delegates from 50 countries held a ceremony at Muir Woods' Cathedral Grove in Roosevelt's honor.

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