Haight-Ashbury Holiday Packages

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With your extra funds, the possibilities are endless in Haight-Ashbury.

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Everyone loves a good deal, and Wotif's affordable prices will absolutely satisfy. You'll be zipping up your suitcase and hitting the skies in no time.

Haight-Ashbury Accommodation

There are just 8 accommodation in Haight-Ashbury. So what are you waiting for? Have a squiz at the deals available on Wotif and lock in your top pick today.

Got a list as long as your arm of things to settle before you go on holiday? Like some help choosing your accommodation? Our top suggestions are the Monte Cristo Inn (600 Presidio Avenue) and the Laurel Inn, a Joie de Vivre Boutique Hotel (444 Presidio Ave), two great options nearby.

Car Hire in Haight-Ashbury

There are a few car rental companies just a quick taxi trip from San Francisco International Airport. Check out the deals at Hertz (780 Mcdonnell Road -Corporate) first. If you're after more options, we can also recommend Sixt (1 Old Bayshore Hwy).

With their good range and proximity to the downtown area, Hertz (3928 Geary Blvd.) will get you onto the road in next to no time.

Holidays to Haight-Ashbury

An awesome trip starts with knowing the basics about where you're headed. So make yourself a cuppa, sit back and let us teach you a bit about Haight-Ashbury.

Haight-Ashbury is approximately 4 kilometres southwest of the heart of San Francisco. It's just one of the many interesting neighbourhoods that make this city worth a visit.

It's the people that can make a getaway truly memorable. So while you're staying in Haight-Ashbury, why not travel out of town for a few days and acquaint yourself with some of the other 800 000 residents that call San Francisco their home?