Best Area to StayFor a San Francisco Giants Game
If you're looking to stay near the ballpark, it's best to stay in the SoMa neighborhood. These are several hotels within walking distance:
SoMa, or South of Market, contains numerous hotels from luxury to boutique and economy. SoMa, a popular neighborhood of San Francisco, contains tourist attractions like the SFMOMA, Moscone Convention Center, numerous shopping and dining spots, and of course Oracle Park! Soma is also a central hub of nightlife, culture, and transportation. This neighborhood is a great location to stay and experience the best of San Francisco!
Find a hotel that's right for you within walking distance of Oracle Park.
From the brand new LUMA Hotel, Canopy by Hilton San Francisco SoMa, and 1 Hotel San Francisco to the conveniently located Hotel Via and Hyatt Place San Francisco/Downtown, SoMa has all the hotel options for your SF Giants game day!
SoMa Hotels
- Canopy by Hilton San Francisco SoMa
- The Clancy, Autograph Collection
- Harbor Court Hotel
- InterContinental San Francisco
- St. Regis San Francisco
- San Francisco Marriott Marquis
- W San Francisco
Near Oracle Park
San Francisco Sports Bars
However, if you are planning to come into the city to cheer on your favorite players at a local bar, here are a few worth a visit! From North Beach to Haight-Ashbury and even the Castro, San Francisco has plenty of sports bars to cheer on your favorite team, the Giants of course!
Public House
If you can't get into the stadium to watch a game but want to be as close to the action as possible, look to Public House. It is literally inside Oracle Park. This modern sports pub offers 22 giant televisions (with the largest being an enormous 56 inches), 24 beers on tap, and sit-down dining.
Bar VIA
Located directly across from Oracle Park, Bar VIA reflects the cool vibe of the SoMa neighborhood. Nineteen-foot windows offer impressive views of the ballpark to enjoy as you sip a beer or one of their many signature cocktails. Enjoy tasty small plates from Chef Leo Betoyan while rubbing elbows with both locals and visitors from around the globe.
21st Amendment
This popular brewpub is a go-to for many fans before, during, and after the Giants games. Located one block from Oracle Park, stop by for the watermelon beer and Totchos (tater tot nachos), and enjoy the lively atmosphere.
Golden Gate Tap Room
This massive Union Square sports bar has multiple floors of TV playing all the big games! Check out their bar with over 100 bottle and draft beers as well as a huge menu of elevated pub food. Come for the game, food and drinks, stay for the numerous arcade games from pool to skeeball.
Hi Tops
Located in the Castro, this fun neighborhood gay sports bar offers "cold pitchers and hot catchers." Order a snack or meal from their bar and root for your favorite players on their many big-screen televisions. Go sports ball!
Kezar Pub
Located across from the former home of the 49ers, Kezar Stadium, Kezar pub is the perfect place for Giants fans to gather to watch a game. For Giants fans who also root for the 49ers, have no fear--with so many big-screen televisions in the pub, you'll be able to watch both games if they are playing at the same time.
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