Social Events every Night, and A Grand Ballroom for some Downtime!
A Social San Francisco Hostel Filled with surprising Amenities and Activities!
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The Green Tortoise San Francisco offers a variety of room types to fit your needs while in San Francisco on a budget. Each of our dorms and guest-rooms offers modern amenities like complimentary breakfast, cheap social events, fast WiFi, and a giant ballroom common space. We have a kitchen open 23 hours a day as well as free luggage storage on your check in and check out day. Wether you are a solo Backpacker, a couple on a getaway or a group adventuring through California, this is the place for you.
The San Francisco Bay is calling your name! There will be no lack of San Francisco Magic felt during your time in Northern California at the Green Tortoise Hostel. This city is a hub of excitement, famous for its Lively Music, Seafood to Table dining, and so much more. A true beautiful symphony of cultures working in one place. From riding around on cable cards and to exploring green gardens –This Unique City by the bay has plenty to offer. We hope you find what is makes you happy at this San Fran Hostel.
Unique Amenities to Keep You Comfortable
Free Breakfast Daily
Awesome WIFI
Pool / Ping Pong tables and Arcade games
Free Sauna
Laundry Room
Social Events Offered
At our SF hostel, we want to make your stay as easy as possible. Take advantage of the free amenities meant to relieve the stress of visiting a new city. We have some unique ones here at the Green Tortoise Like our Free Sauna and Weekly dinners so don't forget to take advantage.
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Amazing Attractions Close By
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Golden Gate Bridge
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Fishermans Wharf
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Alcatraz Terminal
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Golden Gate Park
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Castro​
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Lands End
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Haight St​
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Twin Peaks​
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Coit Tower​
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Baker Beach
We are within 15 min walking distance to some of San Francisco Must see attractions like Fishermans Wharf, Chinatown, and Coit Tower. With our centrally located location and the Bay Area's famous public transportation you'll find your way to everything else easily!
Digital Nomads, We Got You Covered!
We have just finished renovating our new digital nomad work space for those who wish to focus on getting somethings done during there adventures. A 24 hours access space with 4 work stations that will keep you checking things off the list as you explore San Francisco. ​
Exclusive Discounts To The Best Local Businesses
Have a free afternoon in San Francisco? Grab a copy of our self guided neighborhood walking tour map at the front desk. See our curated selection of local businesses you can't miss while your in town. All within within walking distance, we provide a great perspective into San Francisco history and culture. Our hostel borders Chinatown, Little Italy and and the Embarcadero market area, creating a unique combination of local business that you will enjoy exploring at your own pace.
Free Historic Walking Tours
With our new collaboration with freesftour.com, we are now offering free historic walking tours of our amazing city starting within a short walk from our location. ​​​
Explore our North Beach Neighborhood
North Beach is a centrally located area of San Francisco sandwiched between Fishermans Wharf and the Financial District. Our Hostel lies in one San Francisco's most historic, diverse and unique neighborhoods, with many one of a kind landmarks within a short walk.
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Coit Tower
Coit Tower is a 210-ft tower offering panoramic views over the city and the bay. and Murals by Diego Rivera
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Little Italy
Here you will find the cities best Italian food, including tasty Cannolis at Stella Pastry and Cafe.
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The Filbert Steps
The Filbert Street steps have a very urban jungle feel with great views. Though steep, should be part of your visit.
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Chinatown
This is one of the oldest and
most established Chinatowns in the U.S. A bustling maze of streets with traditional eateries.
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City Lights
This bookstore was a hub for the counterculture movement of the Beat Generation in San Francisco.
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Cable Car Museum
Located at 1201 Mason Street, it contains historical and explanatory exhibits on the San Francisco cable car system.