Advice on where to stay in SF economically

Hi. We(young married couple from NYC) are heading to San Francisco area in August for 3 weeks. We are going there so that we can scout the city since we are planning to move there.

We thought about finding a sublet or a room that has access to a kitchen so that we don%26#39;t have to spend $ on food. Any suggestions?

I also heard there are cool trendy neighborhood in Oakland area which could be more affordable.

Bed and Breakfast places wouldn%26#39;t be too bad. The only place we are familiar with is Mission District. Help. : )

Advice on where to stay in SF economically

www.craigslist.org has temporary/sublets as well as long term rentals listed.

For short term, you can also check out www.vrbo.com

Advice on where to stay in SF economically

Yes, do try vrbo.com (vacation rentals by owner). It would be so much more pleasant to be able to have some space and do your own meals. We always do this when we are in a city for four or more days. We find that the rent is usually less than even reasonable hotel rates.

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In Oakland, you%26#39;re probably thinking of Rockridge or Elmwood. The former is very accessible via the Rockridge BART station and the latter is a bit farther of a walk from the same station.

There are a few other neighborhoods in Oakland that you may consider, but these are the first two that most people think of, Rockridge being the main one.

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