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SU in San Francisco Downtown Campus
UOP Downtown Market Street Campus
Address: (the corner of Market and Front Street)
1 Front Street, 1st Floor ( PLS ACCESS through MARKET STREET ENTRANCE)
San Francisco, CA 94111 USA
General Information
415.268-1500
How to get to class
Bart is on Market Street
or public parking a few streets away.
The Entrance to the building at Market Street opens at 8:00am.
BART
BART/MUNI to Front Street.
There is coffee and snack provided at breakfast and for the afternoon.
Resturants
There are many food merchants located within 1 block of Market & Front Street. on the Concourse Level. There are also restaurants located closeby.
E-mail
info@securityuniversity.net
Hours
Monday-Friday: 8:30am-7:00pm
HOTEL OPTIONS and super deals for Security University attendees!
Hotel Milano
Neo-classical design patterned after Giorgio Armani's villa in Milan, Italy. This fashionable property is located between the Moscone Convention Center and the Grand San Francisco Shopping Center with Nordstrom & Bloomingdales and specialty shops , near Union Square. Guestrooms are stylish with upscale amenities, decorated in contrasting earthtones with modern art and sophisticated feel. The hotel is just three blocks from Moscone Convention Center, Union Square, and one block from the Cable Car Turn-around.
Special Security University MilanoSF Hotel Rates!
$129.00 for attendees -don't wait to reserve your room!
55 5th St
San Francisco, CA 94103
Tel: (415) 543-8555
Fax: (415) 543-5885
Email: sales@hotelmilanosf.com American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Amenities
Accommodations designed with:
Voice mail
Fax and modem capabilities
Oversized writing desk
Refrigerator
In-room safe
NINTENDO
In-room movies
Operable sound proof windows
Individually controlled heat and air conditioning
Hairdryers
Complimentary newspaper delivery
High speed wireless Internet access, fees @ Frontdesk |
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Services
Rooms for the physically impaired
Corporate and Executive upgrades (based on availability)
Laundry and valet services
Non-smoking floors
Late check-out upon request
Valet Parking @ $33.00 plus Sales Tax per day. Oversize |
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Special Security University Pickwick Hotel Rates!
$129.00 for attendees -don't wait to reserve your room!
Your Security University code is sec7 when booking directly on the pickwick hotel corporate website www.thepickwickhotel.com Contact: Local: (415) 675-1184 Toll Free: (877) 542-1809
Located in downtown San Francisco, The Pickwick Hotel is ideally situated for both leisure and business travel. Just 1 block away are the famed Cable Car turnaround, the nine storey San Francisco Shopping Centre (Nordstrom's), the Bloomingdale's flagship store, and Sony Metreon. From the hotel, it's 2 blocks to Moscone Convention Center and 3 blocks to Union Square . The Pickwick offers a unique experience blending the very best of old-world elegance with today's modern amenities, including complimentary wireless internet in all guestrooms.
High speed internet access in guest & meeting rooms.
Café & lobby are wireless internet accessible.
Concierge Service
Pickwick Café
100% Smoke-free guestrooms and public areas
Laundry / Valet Service
Parking with in & out privileges
Weekday Newspaper delivery to your door
Meeting and Event Facilities
Copying & FAX Service
Audio Visual Equipment
Turndown Service
Message Service
24 Hour Front Desk
24 Hour Business Center
24 Hour Fitness Center
Safe Deposit Box
Luggage Storage
Express Checkout
Underground Parking by Attendant only - $25/day+ tax with in and out privileges
The Hotel
The Pickwick is an outstanding example of Neo-Gothic Architecture coupled with luxury boutique style. Enter into its grand lobby, with marble floor and sitting area, and you feel like you've entered the Golden Age of Art Deco. With its film-noir-style, seven-story corner sign, the Pickwick hearkens back to the 30s with its focus firmly on the future. Built in 1926, the 189-room hotel is a favorite of leisure and business travelers, who appreciate its proximity to Union Square, San Francisco Shopping Centre and Moscone Convention Center. Located in the heart of cosmopolitan San Francisco, The Pickwick's courteous multilingual staff is here 24 hours/day to cater to your needs.
Dining
The Pickwick Café, with street level views of Fifth and Mission Streets, is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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| Breakfast |
6:30 am - 10 am |
| Lunch |
11 am - 2 pm |
| Dinner |
5 pm - 9 pm |
Policies Extra person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
There are no room charges for children 18 and younger who occupy the same room as their parents or guardians.
Rollaway beds and cribs (infant beds) may be available and should be requested at the time of booking; fees may apply.
Photo identification and credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests made via this Web site cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges.
In keeping with our smoke-free environment, a $250 cleaning fee will be assessed for guest enfractions.
No Pets Allowed.
Check-in time is 3 PM
Check-out time is Noon
Private shuttle companies are available for hire from SFO to hotel for $15 per person each way.
Amex / Master Card / Visa / Discover / Diner's Club and JTB cards accepted. |
| ©2005-2007 The Pickwick Hotel, San Francisco 85 5th St. San Francisco, CA 941
94103 877.542.1809 |
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Directions from the South / San Francisco International Airport: 101 North exit 7th Street. Go down Bryant Street, Left on 5th Street, go 5 blocks to Mission Street, Hotel is on the corner.
Directions from the East: Hwy 80 across the Bay Bridge to 5th Street exit. Go 5 blocks to Mission Street, Hotel is on the corner.
Directions from the North: 101 South across Golden Gate Bridge, take the Lombard Street exit, turn right on Van Ness Avenue, turn left on O'Farrell Street, right on Stockton Street, cross Market Street, Stockton will turn into 4th Street, turn right on Mission Street.
San Francisco Attractions At A Glance...
Relative to other well-known American cities, San Francisco is small. Approximately 750,000 residents live on a 46.6-square-mile tip of land between San Francisco Bay and the Pacific Ocean . Tourists who travel to San Francisco are immediately struck by strong evidence of the city's colorful past. Many older buildings have been spared from demolition and nostalgically converted into modern offices and shops. Longtime locals rue the once-thriving San Francisco attractions that got away through various means of destruction railroad and mining boom-era residences lost in the 1906 earthquake, the baroque Fox Theater, and Playland at the Beach.
Exploring this city by car involves navigating a maze of one-way streets and restricted parking zones. The famed 40-plus hills can be a problem for drivers who are new to this type of terrain. For this reason, many vacationers who travel to San Francisco prefer to use various methods of public transportation. Cable cars, buses, and trolleys can take you to or near almost all of the most famous San Francisco attractions with minimum hassle.
Alcatraz
Alcatraz is the most famous federal prison once being used for the worst criminals. Since it is no longer being used as a prison, it is open to the public for tours. While there, visitors can see the prison no one ever escaped from successfully.
Click here for Online Reservations.
Golden Gate Bridge
The Golden Gate bridge is an engineering marvel which was built in the 1930's. It connects San Francisco with Marin County . Tours are available by boat, but the bridge is open to pedestrians, bike riders, and vehicles.
Click here for Online Reservations.
Fisherman's Wharf
Fisherman's Wharf is one of the most popular attractions in San Francisco . Visitors will experience unique shops, great seafood, and beautiful views.
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Cable Cars
San Francisco 's famous cable cars, located just steps from the hotel, were made after a tragic horse drawn carriage necessitated the need for a safer form of transportation. Nowadays, they are a great way to experience the city of San Francisco for visitors and locals alike. Routes will take you from Nob Hill to Fisherman's Wharf.
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