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By George Avalos, for the Contra Costa TimesThe hotel market has roared back in the Bay Area, an upswing that suggests the region's battered lodging

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By James Stolich of the Nob Hill Gazette Dining in hotel restaurants doesn’t necessarily have to be a formal or stuffy affair. Backed by

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Few developments breathe new life into a city’s downtown like an aging hotel that has been carefully restored to its former glory or given an

The on-and-off love affair with the budget-conscious SMERF (social, military, education, religious and fraternal) market, where attendees usually pay

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