Is there any problem with finding a homestay in San Francisco around September 10th and driving to the site on the same day? Thank you ?

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San Francisco hotels are expensive. At least 20 years ago, the hotels that were renovated were 1200. If you don't mind driving 100 kilometers, you can save half by staying at redwood, and you can also save the toll for leaving the city. Calculate it to the end, it's only 100 kilometers. 18 miles out of the airport, you drive back 18 miles...

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Road trip can stay in Daly City, which is much cheaper than San Francisco, and it takes only ten minutes to drive to the city center.

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