Area Attractions

Blending the influences of Indian, Japanese, and American cuisine, the acclaimed dishes served inside this converted Victorian home are both international and unforgettable. Seasonal selections have included Bangkok-style fried quail and Parisian-style gnocchi.

At this Brazilian steakhouse, gauchos carve grilled lamb, chicken, and pork tableside—serving 14 cuts of meat in all—for a traditional rodizio-style dining experience.

Craving seafood? Look no further than this Venetian bistro, where you can feast alfresco on crab-stuffed fettucine al granchio or grilled octopus.

Try the truffle gnocchi at this fine dining destination, which serves Northern Italian dishes in a refined, romantic setting.

Travel to the depths of the sea in an aquarium home to 900 species, to the heart of an enclosed rainforest with 1,600 plants and animals, and to the edges of the solar system in a planetarium with a 75-foot screen. This natural history museum hosts all three within Golden Gate Park.

The famed collection of American art at this Golden Gate Park museum includes over 1,000 paintings from artists as varied as Georgia O’Keeffe and Edward Hopper. Stop by to tour 13th-century African sculptures and Mayan carvings, or simply to admire the twining architecture of the copper-clad building.

Located within the airport, these quirky exhibitions have showcased everything from aviation history to austere sculptures and design trends from America’s past.

Explore the cafes, boutiques, bookstores, and specialty shops that line Burlingame Avenue, just four miles from Grand Hyatt at SFO.

Over 10,000 elephant seals lounge on the beaches of this state park, where you can take three-mile guided hikes over dunes near their habitats. Surfers and birders also flock to the beaches and bluffs here.

With over 13 million visitors per year, Golden Gate Park is one of San Francisco’s must-see landmarks. Over 1,017 acres of gardens, playgrounds, lakes, picnic groves, trails, and monuments await visitors, as well as ongoing events and activities throughout the year.

Located southwest of our hotel, this four-mile stretch of coastline attracts surfers, sunbathers, and picnickers. Paved trails run near the water.

At Point Reyes National Seashore, visitors can take in expansive views of the ocean and rocky headlands while walking amongst the grasslands, hillsides, and forested landscape.