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July Promotion
Special Rates available!
Call or Email CitiSuites Reservations 877-784-8373 / info@citisuites.com
Only a select amount of units available, call today
First come first serve
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About CitiSuites
CitiSuites offers a convenient and appealing range of furnished apartments designed specifically for travelers who desire the comforts of home.
Located in attractive sections of San Francisco such as trendy Nob Hill, Union Square, Russian Hill, and Pacific Heights, CitiSuites delivers top-notch services on an affordable budget.
CitiSuites expands to the Peninsula
CitiSuites is proud to announce that we have opened our first corporate housing building, The Maurice, in Burlingame, CA.
Located in a fantastic location at the top of Burlingame Ave. and El Camino Real - walking distance to Burlingame Avenue's shops, restaurants, cafes, Mollie Stone's market, and Safeway. It is also easy access to the Hwy 101, San Francisco Airport, and CalTrain. The building will have 1 BR and 2 BR apartments with plenty of parking on site.
Click here or contact our sales office for more information.
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CitiSuites Is Looking for Partners in Other US Markets
CitiSuites is working on building a network of corporate housing partners. If you have clients who have a need for corporate
housing in San Francisco and the Peninsula / South Bay areas and would like to know more about our partner program please e-mail or call David Chesnosky at 415-218-3700 or
david@citisuites.com.
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CitiSuites is proud to help sponsor the Festival of Sail event from July 24th to July 27th benefiting The San Francisco Maritime National Park Association.
We will have our booth set up in Justin Herman Plaza across from the Ferry Building from 10am-6pm during the four day event.
Come by for details on our newest locations that just opened in San Francisco and Burlingame! For more details on this event see below.
Nob Hill is recognized as one of San Francisco's most prestigious addresses. And Nob Hill Tower's spacious studio, one- and two- bedroom furnished apartments, set high atop Nob Hill, offer San Francisco living at its best.
You'll enjoy sensational city or bay views from your balcony.
Our doorman adds a friendly and helpful touch of elegance. Each apartment is fully equipped for convenient and easy living. And facilities such as a conference room, fitness center and recreation hall are available or use by all residents.
Highlights: Spectacular views; one block from Cable Car and bus lines; 24-hour doorman; landscaped terraces; fitness center with sauna and jacuzzi; deluxe European-style kitchens.
Call or Email 877-784-8373 / info@citisuites.com or visit www.nobhilltower.com for special rates.
The Sea Lions at Pier 39 are one of the highlights of a trip to this popular San Francisco tourist destination. You probably know about the sea lions, but do you know why they decided to make the pier their home?
Historically, the California sea lions have always lived at Seal Rock, north of Ocean Beach, right below the Cliff House Restaurant. They come to the Bay to feed and sleep in the calmer waters.
But in September 1989, sea lions started to appear at Pier 39's K dock. The dock had been refurbished and while no boats were docked there, the sea lions figured out it was a good spot to call home. Even then, at the end of the '89 summer, only 6 to 10 sea lions were hanging out at the dock.
Over the coming year, the sea lions decided the pier was a nicer location to live than Seal Rock. By the beginning of 1990, about 150 sea lions were counted at the pier.
It remains a mystery why the sea lions decided to leave Seal Rock, though some speculate that the 1989 earthquake had something to do with it. Others think a large part of the migration has to do with how the pier provides the sea lions a safe haven from sharks and orcas unlike the Rock.
The invasion led to a profitable tourist attraction, but it didn't make everyone happy. Locals complained about the noise and boaters were unhappy that they had to avoid sea lions in order to reach their boats.
Each year the sea lions head south in June and July to breeding grounds 370 miles south on the Channel Islands, but a few have remained throughout the summer in recent years. They usually come back to invade the pier again in late July or August, so there's plenty of time to visit and enjoy the noisy, wild creatures that moved into the pier almost 20 years ago.
33 Tall Ships
An experience of a lifetime...
For five days, San Francisco Bay will sparkle with majestic Tall Ships surrounded by an array of exciting activities, both on land and on the water.
In addition to the
Parade of Sails on the Bay,
Justin Herman Plaza and the Ferry Building will transform into the International Village and showcase the sounds and flavors of the many cultures that make San Francisco home.
And what better way to showcase the city's diverse history than with "Ye Olde Velocity Circus Pirate Academy."
From July 23 to 27, 2008, local entertainment ensemble Velocity Circus is presenting "Ye Olde Velocity Circus Pirate Academy." Kids of any age will enjoy the intricacies of a highly theatrical and interactive environment, while honing the skills and ways of those mischievous water rogues,
otherwise known as PIRATES. Velocity Circus team of slightly unprincipled, playfully deceitful scoundrels and rascallettes will teach children how to walk, talk and present oneself in only the most proper pirate ways.
Some of the exciting components of the Festival of Sail Pirate Academy include:
- Join fellow pirates at "Mermaid's Cove" to receive a tattoo reminiscent of the sea
- Learn the lingo from an old pro of the sea
- Enjoy the tales of the swashbucklers told by an engaging pirate
- Partake in the interactive station where pirate students learn about the Tall ships and their travels
- Learn the world of knot tying
- Perfect pirate sword skills with a master sword pirate
- Use ropes and pulleys to learn the ins and outs of rope handling
- Discover basic pirate training, including clothing, lingo, drills, calls, etc
For more information on the Fesitval of Sail, visit
www.festivalofsail.org.
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