To provide a sophisticated, contemporary urban retreat to city travelers/ riders, California Street Cable Car Line is back climbing the famous San Francisco hills.
According to a press release, the cable car is available from the Renaissance Stanford Court, a boutique San Francisco Hotel and now the California Cable Car Line will stop at this San Francisco hotel and whisk guests all about the city.
To commemorate the completion of the California Street Line, The Stanford Court Hotel is offering the ultimate sip, savor and see experience to California Street Line riders. The riders who offer their Cable Car ticket at Aurea, the on-site restaurant at the Stanford Court Hotel in Nob Hill, can get a complimentary Summer Thyme cocktail, house made potato chips served with two dips-one savory and one sweet-and a San Francisco City Navigator tailored to the California Line. The Stanford Court Renaissance San Francisco Hotel provides a sophisticated, contemporary urban retreat. The spacious, recently restored historic hotel features upscale accommodations in downtown San Francisco with 367 guest rooms and 26 luxurious suites on 8 floors, as well as 16 meeting rooms with 13,000 sq. ft. of total meeting spaceThe San Francisco City Navigator reveals popular and potentially unlooked attractions to guests at this San Francisco, CA (News - Alert) hotel. It is ideal offer for deal for both the visiting tourist and the native San Franciscan
The California Street Cable Cars have been an icon of San Francisco for a long time. While they are historic and provide a memorable experience, the street cable cars are also a perfect way to explore San Francisco. Guests staying at this San Francisco, California, hotel can easily navigate some of the most popular destinations in the city. This celebratory promotion toasts to the future of the iconic San Francisco cable cars. This offer can be availed throughout the month of July to celebrate the completion of the California Cable Car line and is restricted to one experience per cable car ticket.
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