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February Promotion -
Clay Park Tower
Discounted rates on
2 BR's & 1 BR's
Call or Email Sterling Heatley
for details at
415-816-8604 / sheatley@citisuites.com
Only a select amount of units available, call today.
First come first serve
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About CitiSuites
CitiSuites offers a convenient and appealing range of furnished apartments designed specifically for travelers who desire the comforts of home.
Located in attractive sections of San Francisco such as trendy Nob Hill, Union Square, Russian Hill, and Pacific Heights, CitiSuites delivers top-notch services on an affordable budget.
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CitiSuites Is Looking for Partners in Other US Markets
CitiSuites is working on building a network of corporate housing partners. If you have clients who have a need for corporate
housing in San Francisco and the Peninsula / South Bay areas and would like to know more about our partner program please e-mail or call David Chesnosky at 415-218-3700 or
david@citisuites.com.
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Team CitiSuites will be attending the Corporate Housing Providers Association annual conference in Las Vegas - February 18th-20th.
Stop by booth #6 at the Convention Center to say "Hi" and receive your reusable tote bag plus environmentally friendly tip of the day!
The purpose of our booth is to meet our corporate housing partners from other cities and discuss our San Francisco inventory for 2008!
Located in the heart of the city, Clay Park Towers is within walking distance to some of the best areas of San Francisco.
- 3 Blocks from the California St. Cable Car
- 2 Blocks form Whole Foods Market
- 2 Blocks from Polk St.
- 5 Blocks from Fillmore Street restaurants, cafes and shops.
Plus, all of the amenities that make CitiSuites the premier corporate housing provider:
- On-site manager
- High speed Internet
- Once a week maid service
- Platinum television
- Private telephone, w/voice mail and more!
During February, we're offering discounted rates on
2 BR's & 1 BR's.
Call or Email Sterling Heatley
for details at
415-816-8604 / sheatley@citisuites.com
Are you looking for a special Valentine's treat to enjoy with your sweetheart? Here are four local options that are unique, romantic, and won't break the bank...
- Enjoy the Sunset at Ocean Beach
Ocean Beach, on Great Highway at the far west end of the city, is the longest stretch of beach in San Francisco. With plenty of free parking and literally miles of sand, you'll have no trouble finding a private spot to snuggle under a warm blanket with some fine wine and cheese.
Picnic in the Botanical Gardens
Located in Golden Gate Park, the Botanical Gardens and Strybin Arboretum encompass more than 55 acres and are home to over 7,000 types of plants from all over the world. Have a romantic picnic in the dwarf garden, which surrounds a pond that is home to black phoebe, herons and egrets.
Ride the Golden Gate Ferry to Sausalito
For only a few dollars, you can take what could quite possibly be the most gorgeous commute in the world. Departing from the Ferry Building every two hours, this 30-minute ride enjoys fabulous views of the City, Alcatraz, the Golden Gate Bridge and the Marin Headlands.
See the City from Coit Tower
Rising 210-feet above Telegraph Hill, Coit Towers' 360 degree panoramic view make it the perfect place to take in the City, enjoy a sandwich or watch the submarine races in the Bay. If you're feeling energetic, hike up the Greenwich Steps from the Embarcadero.
If you happen to be away from your loved one on Valentine's Day, here's an idea: take a digital camera around San Francisco and photograph all the places that remind you of her or him. Grab shots of the place you first met, had your first date, or,
if you're visiting San Francisco and from elsewhere, take pictures of different things that evoke some feeling of your loved one. While treating yourself to some wine, upload these images to the Internet and e-mail them to your special someone to make sure they know that while you were apart, he or she was held close to your heart all day long.
Singles can enjoy any or all of the above activities. After all, a trip across the Bay or to the top of Coit Tower is Valentine's Day-appropriate romantic even while experiencing it alone.
Impress the special person in your life with your earth-friendly gift giving this Valentine's Day with one of the following gifts:
Chocolate is a traditional Valentine's Day gift, but this year make sure to buy Fair Trade chocolate from a certified organic retailer like The Global Exchange, Vere Goods, or Dagoba. Fair trade means equitable and fair partnership between marketers in North America and producers in Asia, Africa, Latin America and other parts of the world.
It also requires its producers to engage in environmentally sustainable practices.
If perfume is more your speed, check out the delicious-smelling scents from Ecco Bella. The eau de parfums come in four different scents: Lavender, Ambrosia, Bourbon Vanilla and Lemon Verbena. They're made with 100 percent natural oils from flowers, fruits, herbs and spices.
Have some extra dough to spend? Buy your significant other a special gem from greenKarat, a jewelry company focused on ecologically and socially responsible jewelry-making practices. GreenKarat uses recycled gold, which limits the amount of environmentally harmful gold mining needed to obtain more of the precious metal.
You can also, of course, use your creativity to design a personalized eco-friendly gift. Make use of those used magazines and create a collage heart valentine, or offer your sweetheart an always eco-friendly dinner in bed followed by an hour-long massage.
Finally, don't forget to gift a beautiful bouquet of organic flowers. Organic agriculture is good to the environment, and also ensures your beautiful bouquet won't be filled with toxic pesticides. Companies like Organic Bouquet offer long-stemmed roses and other traditional options for the holiday of love.
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