Lands End is where San Francisco writes its most romantic verse—standing on the cliff’s edge, Pacific waves crash below, gulls circle above, and endless blue unfolds before you. Whether it’s the first light of dawn or the last golden glow of dusk, this is where you finally understand: this is what it means to be alive, right here, right now.

Nestled in Pacific Heights, this historic hotel is just a 4-minute walk to Presidio of San Francisco and a 2-minute drive to Palace of Fine Arts. Enjoy top-notch amenities like a 24-hour fitness center, complimentary bike rentals, and free continental breakfast with daily social hours to mingle with fellow guests. Rooms feature luxury toiletries, 42-inch flat-screen TVs, and 24-hour room service for ultimate comfort. Business travelers will appreciate the on-site business center and dry cleaning services, making it perfect for both work and leisure.



















Everything you need to know about Lands End Lookout
Stay at the Marriott Union Square Hotel, located just a 5-minute walk from Lands End, offering panoramic views of the Golden Gate Strait and the iconic Golden Gate Bridge. Many rooms feature private balconies perfect for capturing sunset moments over the Pacific Ocean. The hotel is also steps away from the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, ideal for hiking, photography, or whale watching during migration seasons. Nearby, enjoy authentic local flavors at Boudin Bakery, famous for its sourdough bread with a distinctly San Francisco flair.
From Lands End, take the Muni Bus Route 30, which runs directly into downtown San Francisco in about 15 minutes, stopping near Market Street and Union Square. Alternatively, walk to the Kennedy Avenue Station and board the Muni Metro L-Taraval Line, transferring at Mission Bay Station to reach downtown. The journey takes around 25 minutes and offers scenic views along the way. For an eco-friendly option, rent a bike from nearby stations and ride along the Lands End Trail, a well-maintained path that winds through coastal cliffs and native flora—perfect for nature lovers seeking both adventure and city access.
Hike the Lands End Trail, a 4.3-mile scenic route winding through rugged cliffs and ancient redwood forests, offering views of Seal Rock and Black’s Point. Best visited early morning or late afternoon for soft light and fewer crowds. The trail connects to the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, where ranger-led programs provide insights into local ecology, making it ideal for families and nature enthusiasts. Photography lovers should head to the Ocean Beach Overlook for dramatic shots of the Golden Gate Bridge meeting the Pacific. On Saturdays, join the Coastal Stewardship Day, a community event featuring beach cleanups and conservation workshops—combining adventure with environmental responsibility.
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