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October Promotion
Special Rates available at The Maurice in Burlingame!
Call or Email CitiSuites Reservations 877-784-8373 / info@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.
CitiSuites expands to the Peninsula
CitiSuites is proud to announce that we have opened our first corporate housing building, The Maurice, in Burlingame, CA.
Located in a fantastic location at the top of Burlingame Ave. and El Camino Real - walking distance to Burlingame Avenue's shops, restaurants, cafes, Mollie Stone's market, and Safeway. It is also easy access to the Hwy 101, San Francisco Airport, and CalTrain. The building will have 1 BR and 2 BR apartments with plenty of parking on site.
Click here or contact our sales office for more information.
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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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We had a great gathering and grand opening ribbon cutting ceremony at The Maurice Burlingame on Saturday, September 27th.
The Mayor and Vice Mayor of Burlingame were on hand as well as Burlingame Chamber Representatives, staff, and future guests to introduce The Maurice;
Burlingame and the Peninsula's newest luxury Corporate Housing building situated at the top of Burlingame Avenue.
Rosalie O'Mahony, the Mayor of Burlingame gave a great kick off speech and we are happy to have officially brought The Maurice into our short term housing offering.
For reservation information please call 877-784-8373 or
email - info@citisuites.com
This fully renovated, modern design, doorman building is within walking distance to Whole Foods and Lafayette Park. Each fully-furnished suite offers
granite countertops, custom cabinets, stainless steel appliances, hardwood floors, and of course, outstanding city views.
Call or Email 877-784-8373 / info@citisuites.com or visit www.clayparktower.com for special rates.
It's a bird... it's a plane... it's a whole bunch of planes. That's likely what you'll be thinking when Fleet Week returns to San Francisco this October.
Celebrating the men and women in our armed forces, the annual festival takes to the skies and the SF streets on Oct 9 to 14. The highlight of the celebration is, of course, the spectacular air shows that roar through the city.
Heard from SOMA to The Marina, famous planes and pilots, including the Blue Angels, Air Force's A-10 Demonstration Team, and Team Oracle, will be on hand for fancy air maneuvering. The very first San Francisco Fleet Week was held in 1981, and since has served as a tribute to the men and women serving the United States Navy, Coast Guard, and Marine Corps.
The United States Navy Blue Angels, the finest military air performance team on the planet, offer quite the show. It's hard to miss if you're in the city during one of the performances or rehearsals, but premium seats require advanced tickets. Box seats are $25 and VIP seats (on the Marina Green, right on the water's edge) are $150 for adults, $75 for children aged 4-12.
Insider's Tip: If you watch to catch a glimpse of the talented pilots without the crowds without a ticket, you can enjoy the Angels' rehearse on Thursday, Oct 9, and from 1pm to 3pm on Friday, Oct 10.
After which, at 3 PM sharp Fat Albert Airlines, the Blue Angels' nickname for their Lockheed-Martin C-130T Hercules, will fly in over the City and introduce the 2008 Blue Angels Show . After a pause, from the four compass points come the United States Navy Blue Angels screaming in over San Francisco Bay in fighter aircraft. If you miss the show on Friday, you can catch additional showings on Saturday and Sunday at 3pm.
This year, the USAF F-16 and P-51 Mustang will fly side-by-side to commemorate the history and evolution of air power through the ages. The Blue Angels will make their 27th appearance. On Friday, October 5th, the new Airbus A380 will fly over San Francisco Bay as a “salute to the importance of San Francisco as a travel gate.
Another popular aspect of Fleet Week is the parade of naval ships, which stick around in town long enough to explore. This is your chance to board active-duty U. S. Navy warships as well as U. S. Coast Guard cutters. The ship tours open at 10 AM and conclude at 4 PM.
For a full schedule and more information on the event, visit www.military.com/fleetweek
Even though its odd fire-hydrant shape led to some controversy back when it was built atop Telegraph Hill in 1933, today Coit Tower stands as one of San Francisco's most-visited attractions.
From the 210-foot art-deco tower, one can take in incredible, 360-degree views of the Bay and of the city.
Coit Tower was built atop Telegraph Hill in 1933 at the bequest of Lillie Hitchcock Coit, an honorary member of Knickerbocker Number Five Fire Company and a lifelong firefighting buff. The tower was built in 1933 using a $125,000 bequest from Coit for the purpose of “adding to the beauty of the City which I have always loved.
The tower was designed by architects Arthur Brown, Jr. and Henry Howard with murals by 26 different artists and numerous assistants. These frescoed murals by 26 different artists ringing the central section of the structure depict “Aspects of Life in California, 1934” were funded by the Public Works of Art Project, 1933-34.
The 75th anniversary of Coit Tower will be celebrated on October 18, 2008 at the 75th Anniversary Diamond Jubilee Celebration. The day will include a children's art contest, a rally of antique fire trucks, a temporary exhibit featuring memorabilia, photo displays on the construction of the tower in the 1930s, free elevator rides to the top of the 210-foot-structure all day, special anniversary souvenirs, docent tours and family activities.
For anniversary celebration information visit www.parks.sfgov.org.
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