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Vacation rentals in San Francisco

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The sunroom features expansive glass windows that offer a panoramic view of the city and hills at sunset. A cozy seating area with a light blanket and soft cushions is present, providing a relaxing space to enjoy the scenic landscape.
Home in Daly City
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 238 reviews

SF Amazing View & SUNroom: Spacious Private 1 bdrm

👋 Welcome to our spacious, clean, private getaway studio on Southern Hill in Daly City. Escape the hustle and bustle of the city. Enjoy a stunning view of day/night in clear days ☀️ - Easy street parking - Great Summit Loop Trail at San Bruno Mountain (6-min🚘) - Cow Palace Arena (8-min🚘) - H Mart grocery mall (10-min🚘) - 9.2 miles to SFO (17-min🚘) - 6.7 miles to Civic Center(>30-min🚘 w/ traffic or 20-min🚘 w/o traffic) - 11 miles to Fisherman's Wharf(>35-min🚘 w/ traffic or 23-min🚘 w/o traffic)

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A cozy sitting area features two neutral armchairs flanking a round table, positioned in front of a decorative fireplace. Built-in shelves display books and decorative items, while warm wood flooring adds a touch of elegance. Natural light enters through nearby windows, complemented by soft curtains.
Condo in Pacific Heights
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 394 reviews

Pac Heights 3-rm suite. Private, safe, quiet.

This large 3-room suite is part of my home, but is private, separate and locked off from the rest of the residence. There's a private entrance to your suite from the building lobby. Suite includes a dining/sitting area with dining/work table, sofa (opens to queen bed), TV and tiny patio. French doors separate this room from huge light-filled primary bedroom (with king bed). Cushioned bay window seat. Large spa-bathroom, "kitchenette" alcove, walk-in closet. 560 sq ft plus bath, closet & patio.

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A cozy living area features a vibrant red sofa adorned with yellow pillows and a comfortable leather armchair. A glass coffee table sits in the center, and natural light enters through multiple windows. Access to a sunny patio is provided through French doors.
Guest suite in Cole Valley
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 383 reviews

Cole Valley Sunny & Airy Private 1BR Suite+Patio

Remodeled and launched on Airbnb in September 2018, this spacious sunny ground floor suite in an 1895 Victorian house gives you modern comfort and tranquility in this bustling city. Located right between two of the most coveted neighborhoods in San Francisco (Ashbury Heights/Cole Valley), you have access to many nearby markets, cafes, restaurants, and parks. It is centrally located to all parts of the city, easily accessible by public transportation, and walkable to UCSF Medical Center & GG Park

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A vintage Airstream is positioned on a gravel surface, facing a panoramic view of the landscape below. Potted plants add a touch of greenery next to the entrance. The expansive deck offers a space for outdoor relaxation, surrounded by gentle hills and an open sky.
Camper/RV in San Jose
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 150 reviews

Airstream With Gorgeous Views of Silicon Valley

Stay in a Vintage Airstream with Scenic Views Near San Jose, CA Escape to our beautifully restored vintage Airstream, perfectly located in the peaceful San Jose foothills. Just minutes from the heart of Silicon Valley, our hillside retreat offers stunning panoramic views, cozy charm, and easy access to top Bay Area attractions. Only 12 minutes from Highway 680, you're ideally situated to explore San Francisco, Santa Cruz, Napa Valley, and beyond — all while enjoying a quiet, nature-filled stay.

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A tranquil garden area features lush greenery, with tropical plants surrounding a private hot tub. Soft lighting highlights the space, creating a serene ambiance. A pathway leads to the entrance of the suite, ensuring privacy and easy access for guests.
Guest suite in Mission
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 273 reviews

Mission Private 1BR/BA Garden Suite Separate Entry

Luxury garden suite w/ private entrance, private bathroom, and hot tub in one of SF's hottest neighborhoods - the Mission. No shared spaces in this quiet Inner Mission one-bedroom w/ large living room, Xfinity, Apple TV, hi-speed Wi-Fi. Lots of room to spread out & relax. Strict cleaning regimen incl 30-min UVC light treatment per room, min 24-hour vacancy, sterile wipe down of all common surfaces. Please check our location on map relative to places you plan to visit in SF. Please: no smoking.

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A sunlit wooden deck features two Adirondack chairs positioned around a small table, offering a view of the ocean below. A surfboard leans against a tree, with waves visible along the coastline, surrounded by greenery and coastal scenery.
Camper/RV in Half Moon Bay
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 267 reviews

Coastal Airstream (Sunrise) - new listing

On 9 private acres overlooking the stunning Beach and Ocean from a breathtaking cliff top view. Stunning sunsets. Famous surf views with large windows. Fully loaded with all the amenities to make your glamping experience perfect. Fire pit, outside BBQ, outside griddle, Heat, A/C and fully stocked kitchen. Full bathroom with shower. Within 10 mins of Half Moon Bay shopping. Beach access short walk or drive. If this one is booked, there are three other equally similar Airstreams on the property.

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A spacious outdoor deck features wooden flooring with fallen leaves scattered across it. Comfortable adirondack chairs are positioned nearby, while a large tree provides shade. The contemporary exterior of the studio can be seen through large glass doors, inviting natural light into the space.
Tiny home in San Anselmo
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 263 reviews

The Hilldale Studio Retreat - Sauna Included

Brand New Modern Studio with a private sauna included. Some might call it a tiny home. Nestled in at the base of Mount Tam, in the heart of San Anselmo. This beautiful studio is close to public transport, parks and restaurants in historic downtown San Anselmo. Are you a hiker or biker? Then this is the retreat for you. Trails are just a few blocks away and a outdoor shower awaits your return. Or enjoy a yoga session in your own private retreat. Complete privacy with brand new modern amenities.

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Two charming floating cottages are depicted along the calm waters of the bay, surrounded by lush greenery. Vibrant flowers adorn the upper level of the cottage on the right, while the reflection of the structures in the water creates a serene atmosphere.
Houseboat in Sausalito
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 519 reviews

Floating Guest Cottage (houseboat)

Just minutes across the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco, the floating guest cottage offers the very best of the Sausalito houseboat experience. The main front room can easily accommodate small gatherings. Cooking in the complete kitchen is a pleasure. With two bedrooms, this is ideal for a couple, two couples or families with middle-schoolers or teenagers. (For safety reasons, no children under 10 are allowed.) This is a truly special residence in an unforgettable natural setting.

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A spacious common area features a large, comfortable sectional sofa and a coffee table centered on a decorative rug. A tall bookshelf with a ladder creates an inviting focal point, while large windows allow natural light to brighten the room and provide views of the greenery outside.
Apartment in Presidio Heights
5 out of 5 average rating, 129 reviews

Exceptional, Large 1-Bedroom SF Garden Suite

Our large, private-entrance, one-bedroom Garden Suite is spacious and quiet. Located in our family home in Presidio Heights, you have convenient access to the Presidio, its miles of hiking trails, activities, VC and tech offices. We are a quick walk or ride to anywhere else in the city. Explore Michelin-starred restaurants, coffee shops, the bustling Clement Street and NOPA neighborhoods, the Presidio Tunnel Tops — or relax on the patio and read a book. Note: there is no stove or oven.

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An expansive living room features a leather sectional sofa, a circular coffee table, and a stone fireplace. Large glass windows provide views of the surrounding greenery, while wooden beams and a rustic stone wall create a natural ambiance. A television is positioned near the sofa.
Home in Mill Valley
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 115 reviews

Two Creeks Treehouse

Looking for a healthy dose of tranquility and adventure at your doorstep? Over 100 steps from the road below, this 'treehouse' is perched above it all and horizontally oriented on a steep lot between two creeks. The all glass façade creates dramatic views of the redwoods, Mt. Tam and across downtown Mill Valley to Blithedale Ridge. Anchored to granite the house sits on handmade stone walls from rock harvested on the property during construction in the 1960s. Truly a one of a kind stay.

Top guest favorite
A cozy living area features wood-paneled walls and beams, illuminated by natural light. A comfortable couch is positioned near large windows that showcase a city skyline view. A rustic wooden coffee table adds charm, while a small side table complements the space.
Apartment in Duboce Triangle
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 140 reviews

Peaceful Studio in the Trees

Private Studio with a beautiful view, surrounded by urban nature. The studio is cozy and cabin-like with everything you need to enjoy your visit. The neighborhood is peaceful for a city setting. Duboce Triangle is a gorgeous, central neighborhood in San Francisco and arguably one of the best! Our walking score is 98. Enjoy Victorian houses and tree-lined walks to coffee shops, parks, restaurants, fitness studios, events, work, and easy access to public transit for all the sightseeing.

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The exterior of the property is showcased, highlighting its unique architectural design with wooden paneling and large windows. A staircase leads to the entrance, and lush greenery is visible in the background, enhancing the coastal setting.
Home in Half Moon Bay
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 153 reviews

Luxury Ocean Front & Harbor View Home

Nestled in the quaint fishing village of Princeton by the Sea, just a mile north of Half Moon Bay, this stunning property is the perfect destination for your next coastal retreat. The two-bedroom, three-bathroom beautiful space sleeps up to 6 people and features spectacular views of Pillar Point Harbor and Half Moon Bay throughout the common areas and bedrooms. This is the ultimate in coastal luxury, featuring modern appliances and an open floor plan through all the common areas.

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What Airbnb hosts recommend seeing in San Francisco

Find unforgettable activities and unique points of interest near you. Our hosts share their favorite things to do and must-visit places to see in San Francisco.

Golden Gate Park

Expansive urban park with museums, gardens, lakes, and recreational activities in San Francisco.

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Spend a day inside Golden Gate Park wandering gardens, lakes, museums, and meadows. Visit the California Academy of Sciences, de Young Museum (ride the Hamon Observation Tower for city views), Conservatory of Flowers, Japanese Tea Garden, and Botanical Garden, then rent a paddle or pedal boat on Stow Lake. Bike or stroll the car-free JFK promenade, join Sunday roller skate or swing-dance gatherings, or go see the resident bison and historic windmills. End with a picnic in a meadow after a day of art, trails, and lakes.

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Oracle Park

Scenic baseball stadium offering Giants games, bay views, and diverse food options

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At Oracle Park you can catch a San Francisco Giants Major League game, a concert, or a festival in a modern stadium with big bay and Bay Bridge views. Eat your way through the park with garlic fries, Sheboygan brats, and other gourmet junk food while joining in traditions like the seventh-inning stretch and sing-alongs. Explore statues of famous players, enjoy state-of-the-art video boards, and take a behind-the-scenes stadium tour. Right outside, stroll by McCovey Cove or along the Embarcadero waterfront for more views and food options.

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Golden Gate Bridge

Iconic suspension bridge connecting San Francisco to Marin County, offering stunning views and recreational activities.

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On the Golden Gate Bridge, walk or bike the 1.7-mile span for wide-open views of the city, bay, ocean, Alcatraz, and sometimes even whales. Use the east sidewalk on foot during daylight or the west side by bike, and stop near the first tower for photos of its art deco towers and International Orange cables. Visit the Golden Gate Bridge Welcome Center for exhibits on its history and engineering. Afterward, head to viewpoints like Battery Spencer, Crissy Field, the Marin Headlands, or Sausalito for more panoramas, hiking, and relaxed waterfront time.

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Twin Peaks

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At Twin Peaks you can hike or walk the 2.1-mile trail up two grassy hills rising about 922 feet, then take in unobstructed 360-degree views of San Francisco, the Bay Bridge, downtown skyscrapers, the Marin Headlands, Berkeley, Oakland, and the Pacific Ocean. Explore the main overlook at Christmas Tree Point and the surrounding 64-acre park with its wind-swept peaks and wildflowers. Go on a clear, non-foggy day, layer up for cold wind, and watch for poison oak along the trails.

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PIER 39

Lively waterfront destination featuring sea lions, dining, shopping, and stunning bay views

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At PIER 39 you can watch the famous sea lions barking and lounging on the docks, visit Aquarium of the Bay, and try virtual rides like The Flyer, 7D Experience, or Magowan's Infinite Mirror Maze. Kids and adults can ride the two-story carousel, play in the arcade, and catch magicians, jugglers, comedians, and other street performers. Fuel up with clam chowder in a sourdough bread bowl from Boudin, seafood at Fog Harbor Fish House, or crepes with Nutella and banana. In between, browse ocean-themed shops and enjoy clear views of Alcatraz, the Golden Gate Bridge, and the Bay Bridge.

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Palace of Fine Arts

Iconic architectural landmark featuring a Greco-Roman rotunda and colonnades, surrounded by a tranquil lagoon.

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Explore the Palace of Fine Arts’ monumental Beaux-Arts and Greco-Roman–inspired rotunda and colonnades, the last remaining structure from the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Walk the quiet paths around the lagoon with swans, ducks, geese, turtles, and fish, then relax on the lawns for a picnic. It’s a prime spot for photoshoots—weddings, proms, quinceañeras, or just sunset shots, especially when it’s lit at night. Nearby, you can continue your day at Marina Green, Chestnut or Lombard Street, or in the Presidio’s waterfront parks.

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When is the best time to visit San Francisco?

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best things to do in San Francisco with kids?

    Families often explore Golden Gate Park, interactive exhibits at the Exploratorium, and the California Academy of Sciences. Riding iconic cable cars and visiting the sea lions near Fisherman’s Wharf are also frequently suggested.

  • What are some of the best things to do in San Francisco?

    Explore the Golden Gate Bridge, wander through Chinatown, and learn history at Alcatraz Island. Strolling Lombard Street’s curves and sampling food at Ferry Building Marketplace are also frequently suggested.

  • How is the weather in San Francisco?

    San Francisco has cool, foggy summers around 55–73°F (13–23°C) and mild winters near 45–61°F (7–16°C), with most rain from late fall through early spring. Even on sunny days, breezes can feel chilly, especially near the water.

  • When is the best time to visit San Francisco?

    Late spring through early fall is often recommended for clearer skies and mild temperatures. Fall can bring slightly warmer days with less fog, while winter remains cool and rainier, but with fewer crowds.

  • What are the best places to visit in San Francisco?

    The Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz Island, and Golden Gate Park are among the city’s most popular attractions. The Painted Ladies and neighborhoods such as Chinatown and the Mission District are also frequently suggested.

  • What are some hiking trails in San Francisco?

    Explore trails at Lands End for rugged coastline views or take the paths through Presidio. Glen Canyon Park and Mount Sutro Forest have additional walking routes surrounded by nature.

  • What are some family activities we can do in San Francisco?

    Families can discover sea life at the Aquarium of the Bay, explore the playgrounds and gardens in Golden Gate Park, or ride the city’s historic cable cars. Interactive museums and the carousel at Yerba Buena Gardens are often enjoyed by younger travelers.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from San Francisco?

    Explore the redwood groves in national parks near the city, enjoy coastal towns with sandy beaches, or sample wines at vineyards around the Bay Area. Nature reserves and historic landmarks are often included in popular day excursions.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in San Francisco?

    San Francisco has pet-friendly rentals in neighborhoods like the Marina, North Beach, and Mission District. Many city parks and outdoor spaces welcome leashed pets, making it easier to explore together.

  • What are some local tips for visiting San Francisco?

    Layered clothing is recommended due to frequent weather changes, and comfortable shoes help with city hills. Using public transit can be convenient, and trying local favorites like sourdough bread or dumplings is often suggested.

  • What is San Francisco known for?

    San Francisco is known for its scenic hills, Victorian architecture, and the Golden Gate Bridge. The city’s history of diversity, vibrant arts, and technology innovation shape much of its local character.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in San Francisco?

    Explore the mosaic-tiled steps in Golden Gate Heights, wander the alleys filled with murals in the Mission District, or find quiet moments at the Japanese Tea Garden. Neighborhood gardens and local bookstores often reveal another side of San Francisco.

  • What are the best foods to try in San Francisco?

    San Francisco has a mix of Dungeness crab, sourdough bread, and burritos from the Mission District. Dim sum, Pacific seafood, and locally made chocolates are also frequently suggested tastes.

  • What should I bring for a trip to San Francisco?

    Layered clothing, a warm jacket, and comfortable walking shoes are useful due to the city’s hills and fluctuating temperatures. A reusable water bottle and a camera are often suggested for day-to-day exploring.

  • What is the nightlife in San Francisco like?

    San Francisco’s nightlife includes historic bars, live music venues, and lounges across neighborhoods like North Beach, Mission District, and SoMa. Expect a creative mix of performances, DJ nights, and late-night eateries.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in San Francisco?

    Celebrations like Chinese New Year Parade, Pride Parade, and Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival are among the city’s most popular annual events. The Cherry Blossom Festival and Bay to Breakers are also frequently anticipated in the city’s cultural calendar.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in San Francisco?

    Many San Francisco neighborhoods, such as Noe Valley, Inner Sunset, and Richmond, have rentals often described as family friendly. Some hosts provide amenities like extra bedding, kitchen access, or play spaces for children.

  • What are the best places to stay in San Francisco?

    Travelers frequently choose neighborhoods like Nob Hill, Mission District, and Hayes Valley for dining and local culture. The Marina area is often popular for waterfront access, while the Richmond and Sunset districts offer a more residential feel.

All about San Francisco

Surrounded on three sides by glittering water, punctuated by comically high hills, festooned with verdant public parks, and alternately enshrouded in mysterious fog and blazing sunshine, San Francisco is one of the prettiest places on earth. The city has long attracted iconoclasts and fortune seekers, in the shape of Gold Rush hopefuls, immigrants who fought to build thriving communities, and queer people seeking a home and civil rights. It’s a city of glorious contrasts: storybook Victorians and soaring skyscrapers; the bright, pinging amusements of Fisherman’s Wharf and the austere beauty of Ocean Beach. Like the rest of the Bay Area — which includes Oakland to the east, Marin to the north, and San Jose to the south — San Francisco continues to transform. But its scruffy, proudly independent roots are never far from the surface.

What are the top things to do in San Francisco?

Golden Gate Park

Opened in 1870, this park’s 1,017 acres are the undisputed jewel of the park system (and that’s saying a lot). Visit close to 2,000 species of rare, tropical, and aquatic plants inside the stately Conservatory of Flowers. Explore an indoor rainforest at the California Academy of Sciences, and surround yourself with world-class art at the de Young Museum. Ride a carousel, paddle a boat around Stow Lake, or stroll through the Japanese Tea Garden. Just don’t expect to do it all in one day.

Alcatraz

This tiny island in the bay, now a National Park, has a complicated and fascinating history. Best known as the home of an (almost) inescapable federal prison populated by notorious criminals, Alcatraz is also the site of a historically significant protest led by Native American activists, who occupied the island for nineteen months starting in 1969 to protest the US government's failure to surrender federal land owed to the tribes who once lived there. A trip to Alcatraz to learn about its many lives is well worth it. Tickets go fast, so plan ahead and book your voyage early.

Golden Gate Bridge

Completed in 1937, this gorgeous 1.7-mile-long Art Deco wonder is renowned for its hue — a color so distinct it has its own name: International Orange. Walking, biking, or driving are all wonderful ways to experience this architectural marvel, and on the Marin side you’ll find a rest stop with bathrooms and breathtaking views of the bridge and bay. One thing to note: If you walk or bike, wear layers, as it can get very windy crossing the bridge.

Quick stats about vacation rentals in San Francisco

  • Total vacation rentals

    Explore 8,190 vacation rentals in San Francisco

  • Verified guest reviews

    Over 438,440 verified reviews to help you choose

  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    2,450 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

    Find 1,680 rentals that welcome pets

  • Vacation rentals with a pool

    420 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    5,000 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    8,100 of San Francisco vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Monthly stays, Self check-in, and Gym across San Francisco rentals

  • 4.8 Average rating

    San Francisco stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

  • Nearby attractions

    San Francisco's top spots, include Union Square, Pier 39, and Oracle Park

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