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4 ημέρες πριν · The Hilton Garden Inn San Francisco/Oakland Bay Bridge hotel offers cooked-to-order breakfast served daily. In the evening, wind down at our full-service restaurant and lounge with a sharable small plate, full meal and hand crafted cocktail.
- Hilton Garden Inn San Francisco Hotel in Emeryville, CA
Our waterfront hotel is at the foot of the Bay Bridge in...
- Hilton Garden Inn San Francisco Hotel in Emeryville, CA
Our waterfront hotel is at the foot of the Bay Bridge in Emeryville, four miles from Oakland and The University of California, Berkeley. Cross the bay over to San Francisco - Oracle Park and San Francisco Museum of Modern Art are both eight miles away.
26 Νοε 2024 · Enjoy made-to-order meals at our onsite restaurant and bar, and other thoughtful amenities like free Wi-Fi, a fitness center, and flexible event space.
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The on-site Great American Grill serves traditional American dishes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The Pavilion Lounge offers drinks and appetizers. An on-site convenience mart, the Pavilion Pantry, sells snacks and microwaveable meals. Bay Street shopping and dining is just 0.5 mi from Hilton Garden Inn San Francisco.
I have to admit that I ate here out of necessity - was staying at the Hilton Garden Inn & needed a quick dinner. But the Cobb salad ($22) was incredibly fresh & huge! Easily one of the best I've had. Half a perfectly ripe avocado, hot grilled (juicy!) chicken, freshly crumbled bacon plus lots of other goodies over spring mix. Ranch was great.
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