San Francisco Travel Planner's Guide - 2025/2026 TPG
San Francisco Airport Amenities
2025-05-14 11:27:39
IT ONLY MAKES SENSE THAT A CITY LIKE SAN FRANCISCO WOULD HAVE AN AIRPORT WITH NEARLY AS MANY OPTIONS FOR DINING AND CULTURE AS THE CITY ITSELF. FRESH SEAFOOD WHILE WAITING FOR YOUR FLIGHT? CHECK. AN ART MUSEUM? YUP. FREE WI-FI? OF COURSE! HERE ARE A FEW GREAT REASONS WHY SFO DESERVES TO BE YOUR FAVORITE AIRPORT.
GETTING TO AND FROM SFO
Public transportation is the best bet for getting back and forth from SFO. Refer to "Transportation Basics" for detailed information about the options.
WHAT TO EXPECT
San Francisco International Airport (SFO) has been leading the way in a return to safe travel. When visitors arrive at the airport, they can expect to encounter hundreds of hand sanitizer stations, thousands of easy-to-read physical distancing markers, and clear plastic barriers at points of necessary face-to-face interaction.
For the very latest on what to expect during your travels, visit sftravel.com.
LOCAL BITES, ART AND RELAXATION
It would take months or even years to sample all the amazing restaurants in San Francisco, so we’ll forgive you for not making it to all of them during your stay. Luckily, SFO provides unique-to-San Francisco dining experiences like fresh local seafood or mini hot dogs at Gott’s Roadside, ordering a fresh-brewed cup of java at Roasting Plant Coffee or finding artisanal foods at the Napa Farms Market.
San Francisco International Airport is the first airport in the country to be accredited by the American Alliance of Museums. While you’re waiting to board, check out some of the photography and sculpture exhibits scattered throughout the airport. sfomuseum.com
Take the edge off before liftoff at one of SFO’s Recompose areas (located just after the security checkpoints), yoga rooms or calming interactive displays. Check out more options, like spa services, at flysfo.com/shop-dine-relax.
STAY CONNECTED: SFO offers one-click, ad-free, free Wi-Fi. Look for the #SFO_FREE_WIFI network, launch your browser and click “Accept the Terms” for two hours of free Internet access. Log in again if you need more time.
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