Local Activities
Courtyard San Francisco Downtown
299 Second Street
San Francisco, California 94105 USA
- Phone:
- 1 415 947 0700
- Fax:
- 1 415 947 0800
- Toll-free:
- 1 800 321 2211
- Sales:
- 1 866 581 5468
- Sales fax:
- 1 415 486 6440
Courtyard San Francisco Downtown
299 Second Street · San Francisco, California 94105 USA
To make reservations by phone, call 1-800-321-2211 in the USA and Canada (or any of our worldwide reservation telephone numbers).
Local Activities
Local Activities Nearby
- Biking trail 0.5 mile(s)
- Hiking 0.5 mile(s)
- Horseback riding 1.9 mile(s)
- Jogging/fitness trail 0.7 mile(s)
- Kayaking 0.7 mile(s)
- Mountain biking, trail 0.5 mile(s)
- Nature preserve, trail 2.1 mile(s)
- River rafting 150 mile(s)
- Sailing 0.7 mile(s)
- Snow skiing: Lake Tahoe Resorts (188 mi) : boot warmers, ski lockers
- Tennis 1.6 mile(s)
Fitness Nearby
24 Hour Fitness 0.1 mile(s) 
- Cardiovascular equipment
- Free weights
Fitness classes: Fee
Special guest privileges: Available for a fee
Golf Nearby
Phone: 1-415-561-4661
- Rentals and Lessons
- Driving range and Putting green
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- Presidio Golf Course:
- 18 holes, 6,400 yards. Par for course: 72
Phone: 1-707-257-1900
- Rentals and Lessons
- Driving range and Putting green
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- Chardonnay Club:
- 18 holes, 6,796 yards. Par for course: 72
Spa Nearby
Phone: 1-415-777-0100
Services, Treatments & Amenities
- Body wrap
- Facials
- Manicures/pedicures
- Massages
Want to stay active without leaving?
Swimming Nearby
Ocean Beach-San Francisco 9 mile(s)
Family & Children's Activities Nearby
Zeum Museum Nearby 0.4 mile(s)
- Phone: 1-415-820-3320
- San Francisco's premiere hands-on art and technology center
The Metreon Entertainment Center Nearby 0.4 mile(s)
- Phone: 1-415-369-6000
- Theatres, entertainment and technology marketplace
Exploratorium at the Palace of Fine Arts Nearby 3.1 mile(s)
- Phone: 1-415-563-6504
- Science Museum with over 650 hands-on exhibits for exploring and learning
Cable Car Barn and Powerhouse Nearby 1 mile(s)
- Phone: 1-415-474-1887
- First-hand look at the massive cables and machinery that power the system