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Eric_Urbane: @DetroitVoice Hey Scott, My wife Kim worked at the Plaza while with Fairmont Hotels, The Oak Bar is a grand place for a scotch,

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Geotravel: Fairmont Hotels has a Only One way Winter rate again this year where you earn double Aeroplan miles. I keep forgetting about all the perks.

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KenyaPatrick: Met the new executive chef at the Fairmont Hotels and Resorts. Great guy. Can't wait to taste the menu he'll cook up for Treasure Hunt.

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Hotelierportal: Fairmont Hotels & Resorts Announces New Resort in Greece: http://ping.fm/M5qAa - visit www.hotelier.com

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lvgoodfood: @fairmonthotels~Love Fairmont Hotels, especially Chateau Lake Louise and Banff Springs, hope to spend Christmas there once again this year.

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Great Hotels Season 1 - Episode 16: The Fairmont - San Francisco
Price: $9.99
Manufacturer: Travel Channel
UPC: 883629177274
Take a lively armchair visit to some of the exceptional resort hotels throughout the United States. Along the way, host Samantha Brown experiences first-hand what makes these hotel destinations popular, appealing, unique, and memorable. Each episode presents an entertaining "story" of up to two different hotel destinations, complete with encounters and eccentricities that creatively show and tell what makes each hotel a great experience. Episode 16: Northern California's most celebrated city is San Francisco. And Nob Hill is where Samantha Brown checks into one the city's landmark hotels, The Fairmont. Many know this hotel's lobby for its staring role in the 1980s television series "Hotel." Situated in one of San Francisco's most affluent neighborhoods, The Fairmont looks like a European palace with its ornate, terra cotta facade draped with enough flags for the UN! The Fairmont has a rich and diverse history of welcoming kings, queens, presidents, heads of states, and celebrities. It witnessed the creation of the United Nations Charter in 1945 and provided the stage where Tony Bennett first sang "I Left My Heart in San Francisco." Samantha gets a grand tour of the Penthouse Suite, which rents for a mere $10,000 a night. She checks out the Venetian Room, known for hosting some of the country's best recording artists, and discovers a secret hidden below the dance floor. This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.