Chicago is without a doubt the capital of architecture. The city's numerous museums are an essential part of any visit- and be sure not to leave Chicago without visiting the former home of the great writer Ernest Hemingway.
Formerly known as Our Lady the Queen of the Angels, L.A. today is the subject of inexhaustible curiosity. Lakes, mountains, beaches, and sun await visitors. A small tour of the neighborhoods of Little Tokyo and Japanese Village Plaza will more than satisfy your desire for a different sense of place.
Situated near Rodeo Drive, Sunset Blvd, and the famous Melrose Avenue, the hotel assures you a unique and welcoming environment and a quality dining experience.
San Francisco by cable car is picturesque. Through its steeply angled streets and over its numerous bridges, including the Golden Gate, the city of seven hills promises you unforgettable views And don't miss out on the chance to take a boat out to Alcatraz for a tour of the legendary prison.
The hotel is located in the center of "Silicon Valley," between San Francisco and San José. French specialties in the B223 restaurant, pool, fitness center
Nicknamed the Big Apple, New York will surprise you with its non-stop dynamic energy. Stroll through posh neighborhoods or shopping districts. Discover the Statue of Liberty, Wall Street, and then enjoy a bit of fresh air in Central Park or Times Square.
The hotel is located in Manhattan, between 5th and 6th Avenue, right near upscale shops, Broadway, and the theaters. French cuisine at the "Gaby," a piano bar, and a fitness center.
Win a piece of the American Dream by crossing the United States, the country of ultimate freedom. Travel from east to west on the path of the gold rush, across one of the planet's most expansive continents. Wide open spaces await you: deserts, rocky mountains, forests, beaches... You'll also want to discover this vibrant country through its greatest cities.
