Tag: “Pool”

8 places found.

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   The Aerie

   Napa's most modern house. Designed by Helena Arahuete, the woman that took over John Lautner's practice, and worked with him on the Arrango residence in Acupulco.
   
   The house is perched on a hill with views of the entire bay area.

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   Sutro Baths

   Around the turn of the century Adolph Sutro built the elegant Sutro Baths, a large public natatorium. It was a very popular recreational destination for many San Francisco residents, until it burned down in the 1960s.

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   The Albatross

   Often referred to as a games pub, The Albatross is one of the best places to play darts in the bay area. There are 6 lanes and tournaments every tuesday night.

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   Parker Palm Springs

   The Palm Springs outfit of the well known le meridian in new york. Designed by Jonathan Adler in rec-room chic style, it is one of the most popular hotels in town.

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   Playa Fiesta

   Playa Fiesta hotel is a lovely little boutique hotel only a few miles from downtown Puerto Vallarta. It's literally right on the ocean so a quick swim in the 85 degree ocean water and views that make you wish you lived there are worth the stay.

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   Beverly Drive

   Land as a tourist on Beverly Drive on the edge of Beverly Hills, and you’ll find yourself sauntering along like a regular, or at least like someone who has friends with money. This is a street where the locals live, but with laid-back and unpretentious flare.

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   Bondi Icebergs

   Australia's most famous ocean swimming club may is located at the south end of Bondi beach in Sydney, Australia. For just a few dollars, you can swim in the pool to your heart's content, use the sauna, or just lie down and soak up the sun.

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   Hotel Las Tortugas

   Hotel Las Tortugas, located in Playa Grande on the northern end of Costa Rica's Nicoya Peninsuala is an excellent place for surfers and nature lovers alike. Playa Grande is a great spot for catching swells, and is one of the main nesting sites for the Leatherback Turtle.