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San Jose
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 Madison Street Inn attractively situated on a third acre of gardens with pool and spa, the house has a parlor, sitting area and dining room, plus six guest rooms.
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 Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, our brand new, beautifully furnished studios with all-inclusive utilities have everything you need for a comfortable extended stay and may be rented weekly or on a month-to-month basis.
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 The Arena Hotel is located on The Alameda in downtown San Jose, one block from the San Jose Sports Arena, home of the San Jose Sharks. After a sporting event or concert you can slip into a large jacuzzi tub in the privacy of your own room. Each room comes equipped with a mini-kitchenette with a microwave, refrigerator, and coffee maker.
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 The Tech Museum of Innovation is a science museum for people of all ages. Four major theme galleries of the museum showcase everything from robotics to earthquakes and satellites to Silicon Valley.
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 Happy Hollow Park And Zoo is highly recommended for families with young children. All the things that children could want are here: funny animals, rides, puppet shows, birthday facilities, classes and holiday feasts. It is a great place for to kids younger than 12, but all ages are welcome.
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 One of San Jose's most historic buildings, this former post office is now home to San Jose Museum of Art. The museum presents the collection of paintings, sculpture, photography, and large-scale multimedia installations, with an emphasis on cutting-edge California and Latino artists.
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