Diva Hotel fits many different personalities, but mostly the young, trendy, architects, people who specialize in cosmetics, and fashion design. We also have a lot of rock groups that stay here, and when you arrive you see all the signatures of the celebrities that stay here.
Two million hotel rooms are occupied every night in America, so it’s no wonder that some of the most mysterious, captivating and downright strange stories have occurred in hotels.
In 1921, Fatty Arbuckle was the highest paid actor in the world, receiving a $3 million contract from Paramount Studios. His fame was widespread and he charmed audiences everywhere with his comedic genius.
Frolicking sea lions, cable cars, world-class museums, and the Golden Gate Bridge are just some of the many kid-friendly attractions in San Francisco. And while you could easily spend all of your vacation days in the city, you’d be missing out on much of what makes the Bay Area so appealing.
“Good Morning America” teamed up with Reader’s Digest on a special series, “13 Things Experts Won’t Tell You.”
When a new craze sweeps the nation, you can bet the travel industry will try its darndest to figure out a way to capitalize and cash in.
In October, you’ll find people carving, eating and decorating with pumpkins just about anywhere in the USA.
It was late summer, when beaches in Northern California shed their foggy coats and step into the sunshine.
Not long ago, downtown San Francisco was a ghost town on weekends, a neighborhood only worth visiting when after-work crowds kept the area buzzing. But recently a new wave of hotels, restaurants, and bars have revived this concrete corner of the city—yes, even during the weekend. Ready to check it out?
