Information for Yachtsmen
Panama - Pacific International Exposition San Francisco 1915

PANAMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION with 500 rooms and the St. Francis with 750 rooms. An additional wing now being added to the St. Francis will provide a total of about 1000 rooms by 1915. New York is the only American city with greater accommodations for conventions and visitors. Within a half hour from San Francisco by ferry and electric car are the cities of Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley, where accommodations can be provided for fully 50,000 additional people. The Exposition will organize a hotel bureau that will undertake to place individuals, parties and conventions in touch with rooming accommodations. INSIDE INN The Inside Inn will be commodious, and its operation will be kept to the standard of first class city hotels. It will be in a beau- tiful setting, centrally located near San Francisco Bay and in close proximity to the Exposition palaces. Every convenience to be found in the great hotels of the country will be provided. Those desiring rooms with private baths may have reservations of the same. A laundry, drug store, haberdashery, buffet, news stand, cigar stand, candy and flower booths, public stenographers, tele- graph and cable offices, are among the many conveniences provided for guests. The rates per day for each person will be from $1.00 to $10.00 (European plan), according to size and location of rooms. Parties, either of women or of men, may be accommodated at very reason- able rates in rooms containing several beds. In addition to the charge for rooms, a charge of 50 cents will be made for each adult guest, and 25 cents for each child between the ages of 5 and 12 years, for daily admission to the grounds. The dining service and cuisine will be of the highest character. Single meals will be served as follows: Breakfast, 50 cents; lunch- eon, 50 cents; dinner, $1.00. Meals will also be served a la carte. In addition to the regular dining rooms, there will be a ladies’ grill, a gentlemen’s cafe, a lunch room, and private dining rooms. The Inside Inn, being within the Exposition grounds, will be subject to the rules and regulations of the Exposition, and no abuses overcharges, nor anything offensive to the moral sense or good taste, will be permitted. 13