This Hyatt Regency stands only two miles from San Francisco International Airport and offers complimentary shuttles to a BART light rail station for 20 minute whisks into downtown and every other Bay Area site.
As with most Hyatt atrium hotels, this hotel's interior may sometimes seem like the outdoors, with islands of foliage under an unlit translucent roof spanning 29,000 square of open space. Guest rooms are built around the tropical atrium filled with trees and cascading water. The hotel's Swiftwater Café in the atrium dishes up large buffet breakfasts, Sunday brunches, Asian fusion cuisine and specialties such as miso marinated rack of lamb and Alaskan salmon salad. Knuckles Historical Sports Bar offers burgers, BBQ and booze, in addition to 27 TVs, pool tables and barrels of peanuts. Tell Knuckles, who doesn't mind if guests discard their shells on the floor, we said "Hi." What's more, guests can keep up with their e mails through wireless Internet access throughout the hotel. The recreationally inclined will enjoy the outdoor pool, spa tub and fitness facility.
Meanwhile, guest rooms include sofas, working desks, high speed wireless Internet access, and video message and check out service. The rooms offer views of the lush atrium or the adjacent street and gorgeous mountains.

Conventioneers, business travelers and leisure types relax with beers and baseball broadcasts at Knuckles or under palm trees by the pool. The Hyatt Regency is the perfect choice if guests want easy access to their flights and close proximity to all the City by the Bay has to offer.