Marriott - View from the Balcony

We have walked from the Ritz to many places over the years including Chinatown, the Embarcadero, Fishermen’s Wharf, and Little Italy. Like any major city, you will see homeless. The encampments are not where you would typically go. We saw some the other day on a walk to a bakery in the Tenderloin District, which is a sketchier part of town but we never felt unsafe.
 
DanCali said:
You checked in on Aug 2 - a weekday - during daytime? SF Financial District looks like a ghost town in your pic...
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Yes, but I think it was more timing that reality. There were cars on the street. The photo just caught an odd moment of very few cars.
 
DanCali said:
You checked in on Aug 2 - a weekday - during daytime? SF Financial District looks like a ghost town in your pic...
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I've heard that financial guys are afraid of sunlight.
 
Ko Olina Moana tower 4th floor "Ocean View" villa. Seriously I think they need a new category called "Resort View". Here on an Interval trade so expectation was low, but did not think the view would be non-existent. There is no ocean to be found, though I'm sure it's behind the Spa-Fitness building. Can hardly wait until next week when we switch to the "Mountain View" room.

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Marriott's Village d'ile-de-France.
3700 building. From our trip earlier this summer.
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BigDawgTUG said:
Just checking in at Marriott’s Grand Residence, Lake Tahoe. We’ve owned here for over 4 years, but our first time actually staying here!

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The pic shows mostly Marriott's Timber Lodge; only the roof line in the right side of the pic is Grand Residence. Yes, the two developments are that close together and yes, the gondola that runs between them makes both places ski-in/ski-out (or perhaps more accurately, gondola-in/gondola-out) for skiing Heavenly.
 
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The pic shows mostly Marriott's Timber Lodge; only the roof line in the right side of the pic is Grand Residence. Yes, the two developments are that close together and yes, the gondola that runs between them makes both places ski-in/ski-out (or perhaps more accurately, gondola-in/gondola-out) for skiing Heavenly.
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Correct, as that was the "View from the Balcony" of our room at the Grand Residence - Room 3246
 
Crystal Shores 3BR PH Gulffront

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Koolina 3br 30725/30723 tonites sunset.
 

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We requested buildings 3800 3900 or 4000…and indeed…the property as well as Newport Beach is beautiful.
 
gln60 said:
We requested buildings 3800 3900 or 4000…and indeed…the property as well as Newport Beach is beautiful.
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I would hope a resort with zip code 92657 to live to to it!

Inside the Most Expensive ZIP Code in America

The California enclave of Newport Coast has seen homes sell for as high as $61 million—but one local real-estate pro says there are properties worth more than that.
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DanCali said:
I would hope a resort with zip code 92657 to live to to it!

Inside the Most Expensive ZIP Code in America

The California enclave of Newport Coast has seen homes sell for as high as $61 million—but one local real-estate pro says there are properties worth more than that.
www.wsj.com
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I’m not surprised…it was the first time I ever saw a Bentley dealership…the amount of exotic cars you see driving around Newport Beach is amazing.
 
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