Are there any hotels attached to the terminals at SFO?

I have a busniess meeting in SFO. As I arrive very late at night, needing only to pop into the city during the next workday, and then fly out to another city very early on the third day, I would like to minimize my hassle and maximize my bunk time by sleeping in a hotel attached to the airport terminals. Are there any such creatures?

Thank you very much for your replies!

Are there any hotels attached to the terminals at SFO?

In a word, No

Would you want a 747 waking you up every few minutes?

But there are many that are close by, 10-15 minutes with free shuttles.

http://sanfrancisco.airporthotelguide.com/

The city, itself, is 25-45 minutes north of the airport, depending on traffic.

Are there any hotels attached to the terminals at SFO?

London Heathrow and Pearson International (in Toronto) are but two major airports that have hotels attached to one of their terminals. It%26#39;s not a big deal, and from what I%26#39;ve been lead to believe, behind well-sealed, triple-glazed/paned windows, you don%26#39;t hear too much.

It would be nice if SFO had this convenience, too.... Sigh. Dream on, young man!

Thanks for your reply!

Don%26#39;t know your budget but here are two that cater to the biz traveler:

Crowne Plaza - just finished renovations and is very nice. 1.5 miles from SFO. Hyatt Regency is 2 miles from SFO. Don%26#39;t know about Hyatt%26#39;s rooms as I%26#39;ve only gone to meetings there but it%26#39;s a nice hotel.

There is a free airport hotel shuttle that operates for both of these (%26amp; others) %26amp; it runs every 15 mins between 5 am and midnight. if you arrive during those hrs, call hotel directly for assistance. I think both hotels may also offer to drive you to SFO BART so you can take rapid transit train into city (%26amp; back).

No, there are not. There are hotels near the airport with shuttles that go to SFO. They have the typical big chain hotels (Hyatt, Westin, Hilton, etc...)

Just so you%26#39;re aware, SFO is the airport, not the City of San Francisco.

Yeah, I know. I realized my error after I posted, but couldn%26#39;t see a button to edit my initial post in this thread.

My meeting is in the city; not the airport. My bad.

In case you%26#39;re interested, Hong Kong and Taipei airports have such facilities as well.

SFO used to have a hotel nearly on premises, but that changed when the airport underwent a major makeover a few years back. It%26#39;s not so bad taking a hotel shuttle to one of the airport hotels that are very nearby.

Paris also has a Sheraton right in Terminal 2 at CDG.

There is many in the US and around the world with hotels attached to the terminals.

For those traveling through Dallas, a fantastic Grand Hyatt has opened up attached to the new international terminal.

reptiles