Question 1

How do attendees get to and around San Francisco?

Accepted Answer

Fly into San Francisco International Airport (SFO), with additional service via Oakland and San Jose. On arrival, BART, Muni, cable cars, rideshare, and walkable neighborhoods make it easy to connect between hotels, venues, and dining.

Question 2

Which neighborhoods are best for staying or hosting?

Accepted Answer

Union Square shines for shopping, dining, and theaters; SoMa is great for museums, restaurants, and contemporary spaces; the Embarcadero/Financial District offers bay views and transit access; Fisherman’s Wharf and Nob Hill deliver classic San Francisco character and memorable vistas.

Question 3

How many venues and what capacities are available?

Accepted Answer

VenueConnect lists 234 San Francisco venues. Capacities (where known) range from 10 to 800 guests, accommodating everything from board meetings to lively celebrations.

Question 4

What types of venues and amenities can I book?

Accepted Answer

Options include Event Spaces, Conference Centers, Hotels, Galleries, Theaters, Restaurants, plus Outdoor, Warehouse, Banquet Hall, Retreat Center, and Rooftop venues. Popular amenities include in-house catering (24%), AV/tech (22%), and outdoor space (22%).

Question 5

Are there on-site lodging or notable room-size options?

Accepted Answer

Yes—3 venues offer on-site guest rooms (18-606 rooms), and 1 can be booked directly online. Largest single rooms (where known) reach up to 9,000 sq ft, with total meeting space at select venues ranging from 1,300 to 9,000 sq ft.

Neighborhoods in San Francisco