Photo: Nick Otto / Special to The Chronicle Written by: Chase DiFeliciantoino and Mallory Moench / The Chronicle Read the full article here As coronavirus concerns cut air links between the U.S. and China, some San Francisco businesses are seeing fewer tourists during an already slow time for visitors. “This last week has been completely different,” said Steve Sancimino,…
San Francisco’s hotel owners and managers are increasingly frustrated that their gorgeous city, with its many museums, fine restaurants and scenic vistas, has an ever-deteriorating, dismaying flip side to the postcard.
Photo credit: Santiago Mejia / The Chronicle Written by: Dominic Fracassa Supervisor Malia Cohen was unanimously elected president of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors Tuesday, taking the helm of the city’s legislative branch at a particularly divisive time in city politics. Cohen was nominated by Supervisor Jane Kim, who praised Cohen for her staunch…
Photo credit: Spud Hilton / The Chronicle Written by: Spud Hilton When it opens next week, San Francisco’s newest lodging will offer rooms with a well-stocked minibar, USB charging ports and contemporary styling. And a view that’s never been seen before by hotel guests. Until now, the view had been reserved for soldiers. The Lodge…
San Francisco’s hotel owners and managers are increasingly frustrated that their gorgeous city, with its many museums, fine restaurants and scenic vistas, has an ever-deteriorating, dismaying flip side to the postcard.
