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Indian Spring C.C Beautiful Golf Course Home in La Quinta
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Indian Springs Country Club
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/ night
$ 2,200 - $ 3,000 / week
$ 3,400 - $ 3,500 / month
vacation rental description
1981 sq.ft. 3 Bedroom, 3 Bath. Large Master Bedroom with King sized bed and walk-in closet with separate shower and jetted tub. Second room is a large casitas with King size bed. Third room has two double Beds. All Rooms have ceiling fans and T.Vs. The living room has a new 60 inch T.V and is Beautifully Decorated. The Kitchen is Large with an island and is fully equiped. Washer and Dryer etc. Backyard has a Large Spool that can act as a pool or spa, Firepit with granite, oversized chairs for you to relax and BBQ on the Third Hole. Rarely used detatched single family home, first time rented.
property availability
Last modified on 01-14-2013 at 4:02 PM.
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Diane Boeck 949-246-1526
house rental amenities
Half Block to community Pool, gym and Club House. Our Golf Cart is in the Garage ready for you to use.
activities and attractions in La Quinta Deserts
Indian Springs Golf Corse has been rated one of the top 5 public golf courses in the valley. Less than 3 miles from Indian Wells Tennis Stadium, 25 minutes to airport and 40 minutes to Cabazon Outlet stores. Agua Caliente Casino and El Paseo are minutes away.
Diane Boeck 949-246-1526
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My fiancee asked me an important question yesterday after reading my last post the Rodney Dangerfield Generation, "How do we fix it?" and the "it" referred to the problems we face as Gen-Y beneficiaries of the massive financial mess and total breakdown of representative government we're about to experience. I wish there was an easy answer for her because she loves it when I have all of the answers and they're easy. It's depressing, looking at the numbers, which is an odd thing because a lot of surveys typically characterize us millenials as generally optimistic about our prospects for the future. I am guessing that's because so few of us has really thought about where we're heading thanks to our predecessors. Maybe that's why I spend so much time depressing everyone with my posts.
I've talked about the problems until I'm blue in the face; education is expensive, student loan debt is unforgivable in all but the most extreme cases, unemployment for Millenials is double the national rate, and we're all going to be stuck with the debt load of today plus entitlement spending that is growing like bamboo. In fantasy land, aka the desert of the ideal (which still looks a lot like Kansas), the simple answer is to welsh on our national debt, do like Greece and default on all of our bonds. That would solve the insolvency problem, but the financial system including pensions, insurance, mortgages and just about everything tied to the dollar would go haywire on us, so it's not the best solution either, plus the Chinese (our biggest creditors) would be sorta pissed.
As much as I would love to anger the Chinese, because I think they've been fixing their currency, manipulating exchange rates, blocking our imports and stealing our technology for decades, we probably don't want to suck the rest of our financial system down with them. I mean "our" financial system in the loosest association possible because we really don't own much of it, not yet at least. When it comes time to pass the torch, we're probably going to get a much smaller piece of the financial pie than our predecessors anyway. The reason being massive deflation that I predict in my post The 4 Horsemen of the Economic Apocalypse.
So here's a recap one last time; retiring baby boomers will mean a lot less spending on everything (from McMansions to the stuff that goes inside them), which will mean unemployment, lower tax revenues for governments in debt up to their eyelids and massive public and private debt defaults which deflates the money supply and prices. Simple enough? If we finally accept this is a foregone conclusion, we can start making plans to deal with it all and that brings me to my first set of ideas for our generation (Gen-Y) on how to deal with this mess we're going to inherit.
1) Eliminate Black Markets. The economy may be in the tank thanks to a relative decline in demand over the short run, but 10 years from now the Echo Boom will replace that demand as we reach our peak spending years and we're going to need to be ready to maximize our resources. When times are good, making structural changes is very difficult because nobody wants to upset the proverbial apple cart. This allows things like black markets to form and they're toxic to the overall system.
Whether we're talking the black market for drugs, counterfeit goods, environmental protection, prostitution or human trafficking there are so many holes in the purview of our regulatory systems that are unfilled by oversight, we're allowing the worst of the worst human beings to do as they please at the expense of our society.
Anywhere something is banned, outlawed, or unsupervised there are going to be economic incentives for someone to provide that banned substance. It will happen, there's nothing we can do to stop it, we can spend all we want to try to minimize, criminalize and ostracize anyone associated with breaking the laws of prohibition, or we can institute the same kinds of regimes we have for other controlled substances, industries and behaviors to make sure that what goes on is taxed, supervised for safety and regulated appropriately for the good of everyone.
This puts a lot of people at odds with regard to their moral interests, or in other words, did he just say legalize drugs and prostitution? Well, sort of, but not really. I'm not talking about letting a free for all take place where anyone who wants to own a brothel or brew methamphetamine should be allowed to do it, but I am talking about removing the stigma associated with these taboo subjects and taking a hard look at how we can allow these activities to exist safely in our society because right now they exist and they're not safe, and a lot of people are getting hurt as a result.
2) Democracy is a responsibility; not a privilege. There are so many people out there who don't vote. When they do, they're generally dragged into the polling stations because they're outraged. I think this is a fundamental flaw in our democratic process. I also think that there are far too many parts of government where voters don't have a say and they should; like the Supreme Court justice nominations, or the Federal Reserve Chairman and the leadership positions of the various federal agencies like the EPA, Department of Justice, and the Secretary of State. Why did we stop with electing only the President and Congress? Whose dumb idea was it to let the President's golf buddies run the country.
I would like to see everyone have to vote once a year when they renew their motor vehicle registration or make an annual drivers license renewal process. I would also like to see a referendum vote take place on all new legislation enacted by the President and Congress and if both branches of the legislative body disagree, then the tie breaker would be a popular vote. The goal of this would be to prevent the type of paralysis that occurred in 2011 with regard to raising the debt ceiling and taking away the old excuse that voters would crucify any elected official who touches sensitive issues like entitlement spending and abortion.
Getting people to participate in the process is going to open up a whole can of worms as it relates to so many issues like campaign financing and term limits. There are so many structural barriers today preventing direct democracy that when people are finally given a say in their own government they're going to have a lot of walls to consider for demolition. Keeping people out of the process is a good way to disenfranchise them, but forcing participation may be the best way to wake everybody up to the frustrations we're all going to face if we don't start making some structural reforms to our system.
3) Reform the Education System. America has the strongest university system in the world, yet for some reason we can't teach all of our kids in elementary school how to read and write effectively. One of the biggest problems with our education system is that it carries a misguided assumption that everyone is endowed with the same set of abilities to begin with. Unfortunately not "All man are created equally" and trying to educate them as though they are is a great way to find out just how true that statement is.
Programs like No Child Left Behind have left many children behind and recently several states were allowed to opt out of this mandated test score driven approach to educating children. Not every child is going to be the next Albert Einstein, Shakespeare, or President of the United States, but wasting years of their lives teaching them to be the next of those geniuses isn't the best way to prepare our kids for the future they are best suited for. We already spend millions of dollars a year evaluating gifted students and those with learning disabilities, and while we are doing some things to help those kids at the extreme opposites of the bell curve of ability, the ones in the middle are getting the least attention.
Being moderately gifted and not impaired by a learning disability is not a crime, but those kids are punished everyday. Without being identified for special services, we let millions of kids float through school without encouraging them to excel or identify the areas of studies that their learning aptitudes would allow them to excel in. There are so many different ways we could help these kids to perform and find their career paths earlier, but thanks to our distorted assumptions about equality of learning abilities we don't do anything for them and that needs to change. We need to create more merit based access to specialty education where non-traditional subjects are emphasized and the talents of each of our children can be nurtured to their full potential.
Conclusion – Time for Real Change
What are we trying to accomplish as a society? I would hope that thanks to Generation Y's indomitable optimism and a good healthy dose of naivete, we can overcome the challenges that our parents generation have been unable to solve, or at least try! When we look at the attempts made by our last few leadership regimes at reforming the education, electoral and entitlement systems the strong message was don't mess with the structure. As beneficiaries of a mess, we have the right to mess with the system and it is most certainly in our interests to do so because we will not be able to solve the massive challenges we face by looking at them on the same plane of consciousness from which they were created. It's time to think beyond the box and I think that we have a real opportunity to improve our world if we can be successful.
How's that for being positive?

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MetalJohn |
Thu Jul 12, 2012 at 2:48:43 PM
Let us know what bands you wanna see on next years line up!!!
Metal John, official user for The Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival
MissHeretic1392 |
Thu Jul 12, 2012 at 2:53:58 PM
Cradle of Filth! Huntress! Otep! Amon Amarth! Battlecross! The Agonist! Rammstein!
Simon Fritz |
Thu Jul 12, 2012 at 2:59:43 PM
Rammstein, System of a Down, Children of Bodom, Amon Amarth, Arch Enemy, Gwar, Dimmu Borgir, Demon Hunter, Testament (for the whole tour), Dethklok (for the whole tour), Death Angel, Landmine Marathon, Battlecross, God Forbid, Deftones, Behemoth, Chthonic, DevilDriver, Skeletonwitch, Steel Panther, Firewind, Nightwish, the list can go on and on lol but any of these bands being on the bill next year would make me happy!
"If it ain't metal, it's crap."
slipknotfan17 |
Thu Jul 12, 2012 at 3:31:46 PM
Kinda early but watevs. I would love to see on the mainstage:System of a down;Avenged sevenfold;Killswitch engage;Testament. Side stage:Amon amarth(Mainstage rotator) Children of bodom(main rotoator) The black dahlia murder(main rotator) Every time i die. Sumerian stage:Born of osiris;Veil of maya;Periphery;The faceless.
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Thu Jul 12, 2012 at 3:44:23 PM
Main Stage: Avenged Sevenfold, Lamb of God, Bullet for My Valentine, Trivium, Jager Stage: Testament, Gojira, Children of Bodom, Arch Enemy, Mayhem Stage: Machine Head, All That Remains,The Agonist, Black Tide, Iwrestledabearonce,
GoldenGod2112 |
Thu Jul 12, 2012 at 3:52:18 PM
It's about time for System of a Down. Hopefully they get rid of all those core bands. They should really get Mastodon, Gojira, Overkill.
I don't poop that often.
MotleyMatt |
Thu Jul 12, 2012 at 4:16:15 PM
Main Stage: Avenged Sevenfold, Testament, Hellyeah
Side Stage: Overkill (Side headliner) Drowning Pool ,Gojira, All That Remains(rotating openers), Devil Driver, Carnifex, Born Of Osiris, Miss May I
irish223 |
Thu Jul 12, 2012 at 4:19:04 PM
Main stage: Mudvayne, Static X Hatebreed, Otep
wolfmanhuck |
Thu Jul 12, 2012 at 5:07:16 PM
Main Stage: Amon Amarth, System of a Down, Chimira, Behemoth
Second Stage headliner: Hatebreed
Jager Stage: Lamb of God, Kataklysm, Morbid Angel, Bobaflex
Other second stage: Rob Zombie, Mushroomhead, Scar Symmetry, Watain
Jager opening band.... skrillix
i tried to be somewhat realistic
Hey metal snobs!! Fuck off
slipknotfan17 |
Thu Jul 12, 2012 at 6:05:31 PM
^Skrillex?! I like him but on mayhem?!
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Sumerian Lights
Interview with Jake Ramirez from Sumerian Lights by Timothy Danger.
Photography by Jake Ramirez of Sumerian Lights.
About the Artist :: My name is Jake My passion in life is Photography. I aim to create and express my self with the images I capture. My main focus is Light Painting aka Long exposure photography. All of my Light painting photos are Straight out of the Camera no photoshop, no editing. I love what I do, thats why I do it.
For the first few years of my photography I shot digital a canon T2i but due to a recent change my relationship status I was without a camera and was in dire need of some sort of camera to hold me over until I could afford to get another Digital. I walked in to Victoria Pawn and found a Minolta SRT – 201 with a Rokkor 50mm 1.7 lens for 20 bucks. Little did I know this 30 year old camera would drastically change my few on PHotography, don't get me wrong I already loved photography but when i started shooting film only i realised that Photography is not just about pushing a button, its not just about taking an photo, its about capture life and creating the unseen. I used to take 100 photos to get 10 now I am to take 24 and get 24, Film has changed my view and I love it, its much more personal of an experience and I will never fully go back to Digital. Film is my Passion. Portraits are very new to me and for the time being I am taking them for free but I will eventually Charge a minimal fee to help fund my adventures in Light painting and Photography.Contact :: E-mail — firstname.lastname@example.com Flicker Facebook


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The best thing about this great little country is you'll never get bored! And some of the best entertainment is free…. Local Farmers Markets are a big hit – and it's much more than buying fresh produce - the whole community comes together, chatting, drinking coffee, meeting friends and welcoming visitors. This is a great Kiwi experience – most markets are al fresco and have wonderful local musicians playing everything from Latin American music to Country & Western and Jazz. Free concerts in the park are also a unique feature of Kiwi life. Bring a picnic and enjoy the atmosphere.
The choice is yours 24/7 – a ticket to an international sports match, ballet or show or a relaxed outing at your own pace. Local i-SITE visitor centres are great places to start with for information on markets, music, and events in the area.
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Tips To Avoid Holiday Weight Gain
That's often enough to make sure you stay on track, but not so often that you take all the fun out of holiday noshing, Step on the scale first thing in the morning when your stomach is empty.
Exercising in the morning can help ensure better behavior all day long, according to a study published in the journal Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise. Using brain scans, researchers found that when women worked out in the a.m., they not only moved more the rest of the day, but they also responded less to pictures of tempting food compared with the days they didn't do a morning workout. The upshot: fewer cravings for high-fat fare.
Check out the buffet before you pile your plate to avoid foods you don't really want. If you could take or leave sushi but love sliders, don't take the tuna rolls hoping to be able to resist those cute little burgers. If you pick the stuff you really want and have it in moderation you'll eliminate those cravings that can get you in trouble later on.
Willpower- Just Say No- All Day Long
"Willpower is like a muscle: Work it and you get stronger. What's key is to practice keeping yourself in check in non-food situations, too. "Whether you're driving in rush hour traffic or dealing with a temperamental kid, there are challenges that require self-control," Dr. Dansinger says. Succeed in not honking at that rude driver, he explains, and you'll be better able to resist dessert at the party."
Don't Try To Bank Your Calories For Later
Cutting back all day so you can indulge at an event that night only sets you up for a pig-out. Why? You're starving! It's easy to get out of control when you're faced with high-calorie choices. Be sure to eat your three squares and a couple of snacks. Aim for lots of fruits and veggies, whole grains, and lean protein.
One pioneer in laughter research, William Fry, claimed it took ten minutes on a rowing machine for his heart rate to reach the level it would after just one minute of hearty laughter. And laughter appears to burn calories, too. Maciej Buchowski, a researcher from Vanderbilt University, conducted a small study in which he measured the amount of calories expended in laughing. It turned out that 10-15 minutes of laughter burned 50 calories.
We all know that getting a massage can help us feel great and reduces stress but did you know that it can aid in weight control and loss? Massage aids weight control because it improves blood circulation, improves muscle building capabilities, and increases tissue metabolism. When we exercise, vital nutrients must be supplied to the muscles so they can recover and rebuild themselves. Massage increases the supply of vital nutrients and oxygen though increased blood flow, which helps the muscles to grow and burn more calories. At the Oneida Holistic Health Center, our Licensed Massage Therapists offer a variety of types of massages for individuals and couples including hot stone, cold stone, Swedish, sports and chair.
According to Dr. Oz, research measuring the effectiveness of acupuncture for weight loss found treatments increased ghrelin, a hormone that controls meal initiation and decreased leptin, the hormone that regulates fat storage and metabolism. The guiding principal is that acupuncture can power up any other weight control strategy by curbing appetite, quelling cravings, boosting metabolism, improving digestion, regulating obesity-related hormones and enhancing the way nutrients are used. It also strengthens the function of the liver, the organ that produces many chemicals critical for digestion, processing nutrients and breaking down of fats. Acupuncture may also increase tone in the smooth muscle of the stomach to help people know that they are full.
At the Oneida Holistic Health Center we offer private and community acupuncture sessions. By offering community acupuncture we can reduce the price for you by treating multiple patients in the room at the same time. Unlike most community acupuncture clinics, our community acupuncture clinic only has two chairs which are separated by privacy screens. Dr. Edward Miller uses points below the knees and elbows so there is no need to undress. Just kick off your shoes, roll up your sleeves and enjoy. Book an appointment with a loved one or friend and you can enjoy the experience together. Learn more about the benefits of acupuncture for weight loss by following this link to the Dr. Oz show. http://www.doctoroz.com/videos/acupuncture-and-weight-loss
Consult a Licensed Nutritionist
Major changes in how food is grown, processed, cooked, served and marketed have created mass confusion surrounding food. Further complicating the way we choose and eat food are fad diets and misinformation provided by unqualified individuals. Nutritionists are able to aid in making good food choice by providing current, reliable information about nutrients, calories, food groups, serving sizes, explaining the small text on labels, marketing tactics, food ingredients, allergies, interactions and more. Licensed Nutritionists know that each person is a unique individual. There is not one nutrition plan that will work for everyone. Age, height, weight and gender are just a few factors that determine your nutritional needs. Other personal aspects such as physical activity, special needs, family health history and present health conditions require further specialization. Nutritionists take all of these things into consideration to create a personalized plan that fits with YOUR health needs and goals. Anita Schubert is a Licensed Nutritionist who sees clients at the Oneida Holistic Health Center in Marlborough, CT. Some insurance is accepted. To schedule a free consultation with Anita call the center at 860-467-6518.
Meditation can relieve stress, clear the mind and improve productivity and thought patterns. It can also aid in weight loss. Meditation can be done any where and does not require any special clothes, tools or equipment. The Meditation Instructor at the Oneida Center offers group and private meditation classes. In this exclusive extended video, Deepak Chopra explains the meditation techniques that can help you slim down. Learn how to harness the power of your mind. http://www.doctoroz.com/videos/meditate-lose-weight-pt-1.
Indoor Cycling has many benefits and just about everyone can ride a bike. Indoor cycling is a low-impact activity that you control. It does not require concentration or complex choreography. Just let your mind go and experience the ultimate ride. Learn more by visiting Revive Cycling in Marlborough. http://www.revivecycling.com/
Holiday shopping can be very stressful. Most people don't have any more free time just because it's the holiday season, yet we feel compelled to do more. This behavior often results in making unhealthy quick food choices and raises our stress hormones. You can save time, reduce stress, save fuel and avoid the crowds by shopping in small local stores and shops. What you save in your fuel costs, and time will outweigh the extra costs for some goods purchased in smaller stores. More than 70% of all dollars spent in local stores stays local so you can feel good knowing that you are helping your neighbors and your community. Gift certificates and online shopping other health saving alternatives to getting stressed visiting the big box stores.
Unhealthy weight gain is attributed to an imbalance in the flow of energy, resulting in carrying an excess weight that is not normal. Reiki is believed to help restore the flow of ki and balance the problems that cause the accumulation of weight in the first place. According to Reiki, each chakra in the body is responsible for certain functions. The belly or the spleen chakra, which is present right under the stomach, is responsible for our emotional wellbeing. When there is an imbalance in the flow of energy in this area, there will be problems related to eating, resulting in either overeating or eating disorders. There are three Reiki Masters available at the Oneida Holistic Health Center. To learn more about Reiki check out this video made by our group member Eaglemoon Raes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8iepPusdUo
The digestive system can have great benefits from reflexology to help the system run efficiently and effectively. Reflexology improves blood flow to the intestines and this stimulates better digestion. With better digestion, the food is broken down and moved through the system more efficiently. Painful digestion is eliminated and constipation will improve, and can even be eliminated since food will travel through the system faster." To read the full article, follow this link: http://www.3fatchicks.com/the-benefits-of-reflexology-massage/
The holidays can be a joyous time of year yet they can also be stressful or sad for many. Often weight gain is the result. Learning how to grow through difficult times of change can help eliminate pain and bring about solutions to an individual's problems. The Life Coach at the Oneida Holistic Health Center follows a methodology based on Skills for Change methodology. It is an approach to personal, relationship, family, and community change that recognizes the influence of systemic power on our lives and relationships, and thus generates understanding, choice, and opportunity. The Life Coach at the Oneida Center offers sessions in the office, via telephone and Skype. To learn more about the benefits of working with a Life Coach visit our coaching page.
At the Oneida Holistic Health Center our practitioners are dedicated to helping you live well and feel good. We are located just a short distance from Hartford, Storrs, Manchester, Old Saybrook, Groton and Wallingford. We offer discounts to Veterans and Students with a valid id. To learn more about holistic approaches to weight control and/or loss call us at 860-467-6518 to schedule a free consultation with one of our practitioners.


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Food was delicious! We ordered the blackened catfish, best I've had in a long time. Salmon was good too. Our server was so attentive and very nice indeed, she made us feel very welcome. We hope to go there again when next in Palm Springs.
Not familiar with town we went on a friend's suggestion. Cliff House was the ticket! Great dining experience and the service was top notch! Start with their famous artichoke, follow with a phenomenal beet salad, seafood stew and finish with their peach desert! Wow!!!
Good food but not outstanding. halibut was on the mushy side, like it had been steamed. Crab stuffed shrimp lacked flavor given that it was supposed to be in a curry sauce
we had an outside table at the Cliffhouse. Our server Nick was a personable young guy, and very helpful with our questions about the wine list etc. Food very good indeed - plenty and choices on a very eclectic menu - we had a very nice evening
Perfect evening to celebrate my husband's birthday. Food, service and ambience was great. Looking forward to our next meal!
Dinner was wonderful! We had beautifully prepared scallops, halibut and oysters as our dinner choices. All three of us diners loved the food and were not disappointed. We frequent Pacifico in Palm Desert and were delighted with the food, wine choices and staff here at the Cliffhouse, in La Quinta. Yes, we will come again.
We were visiting from Washington state where we have access to great seafood and the cliff house blew us away. Baked oysters, tuna and crab stuffed shrimp were all amazing.
Beautiful location excellent service. However I was not impressed by the "Sunset Dinner" of Baby Back Ribs. It was suppose to be half a rack but was more like a 1/4 portion with very little meat or flavor. My wife did enjoy her Sugar Spiced Salmon, a "Signature" dish. Now that the "season" has begun reservatins are highly recommended.
Twenty years ago my wife and I celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary week by having dinner at The Cliff House. This being the year we are celebrating our 45th wedding anniversary, we thought what better place to go for dinner than The Cliff House while we were in Palm Springs. Dinner was delicious, service was excellent, and having the opportunity to dine outside by the waterfall was terrific.
It was a very pleasant evening with good food at reasonable prices. Cannot ask for more.
We had the privilege of taking my parents out to celebrate their 70th Wedding Anniversary the other night, and had a gift card to Cliffhouse, courtesy of their location in Del Mar. We were created so warmly, and lots of good wishes to my parents before we were even seated. We were seated at a beautiful table, overlooking the outside area pleasantly lit so accentuate the rock formations and water falls. Perfect! The wine list is cleverly done via iPad, so sorting for what you want was very easy. The waitress had superb recommendations. Food was truly outstanding - nicely presented - and in just the right amount of time. Dessert on the house - with the candle. The perfect evening! We highly recommend this restaurant.
Much to our delight, our dining experience improved considerably over long-ago memories of dining at this establishment. The food, particularly, the fish stew was excellent. Service was friendly and efficient, and the promptness of the service was exceptional. Complementary valet park is available as well as elevator service to the elevated restaurant. Highly recommend.
The food was very tasty .. though I thought the portion size was a little small for the price.. this was my first time there and I doubt it will be my last .. over all a great dinning experience
Since Pacifica Took Over this Restaurant it has SHINED. Great management makes for very pleasant and enjoyable dining experiences.
The food and service are excellent. I would put this restaurant on the short list of places to return to.
Frequently dines here and ALWAYS take new Visitors. They love it
Sunset Specials are a great value and the food is always excellent. Outdoor patio is a great setting.
We have visited the Cliff House several times. It gets better each time and now is an all around "very good" restaurant. They have a varied menu, but the best dishes are seafood. Try the crab stuffed shrimp or the catfish, catfish may seem less appealing, but both dishes are EXCELLENT and are good values. The Chilean Sea Bass, a little pricy at $38, is an outstanding order. Wine is a little pricy also, but the selection is very good and the corkage ($15/bot or free if you buy another bottle from the price list) is a good deal. Also, Check for ,"50% off wine night', it is usually on Thursday. The service is great - efficient, friendly, and competent. Cliff House is a nice choice for just a night out or for a special evening.
Great menus and fair prices. Food was served piping hot and at the right time, the way one would expect it. Service was very good, professional and courteous.
Whenever we visit the desert area we make it a point to eat at the Cliffhouse. Never disappointed. Sunset dinners a great value.
Chose this for our last meal on a couples golf trip based on tripadvisor and other good online reviews. The good &bad: 1. they have a reasonable corkage charge (which they waved because we bought a bottle off their menu) 2. The service staff were very well trained & knowledgeable - no issues at all. 3. Food was good to outstanding, only complaint in our group was the caeser salad was boring and the two shrimp dishes weren't as great as the meat, fish, etc. 4. Prices were not out of line compared to other fine dining in the area. Overall a very nice dining experience which was a pleasant suprise as we have found that sometimes highly rated restaurants can really underwhelm.
Special surroundings with multiple patios and beautiful dining rooms, plus the meal is very special. I found a new favorite restaurant!
Love the Cliffhouse. Great food, awesome service. Outdoor space is a great option. Definitely return
We took my parents here for their 55th wedding anniversary and they were so thrilled. The restaurant was so accommodating and helpful. Our waiter was excellent and the food was wonderful.
Great food, great service, great ambience. What more could anyone want?
Perfect place. Good for indoors and outdoor dining. Great food.
We celebrated my husbands birthday here with a few friends. It was wonderful. Food was great. My husband ordered the prime rib which he said was the best he had ever had. But all of us had great dishes. We will be back again and we do recommend this restaurant.
I'm a vet and I really was pleased that you Honored the Vets in the Coachella Valley. Bravo to you
fantastic server!!! Busy place but we were promptly given the outdoor booth I requested. Food was as good as the reputation had us expecting.
We went to Cliffhouse to take advantage of their free dinner for vets on veteran's day; so glad we did. I had shrimp fettucini and my wife had scallops - both were to DIE for! Service? There were 3 wait-staffers in our area almost constantly - very attentive. Ambiance is great - water and waterfalls are the main theme. Can't wait to go back.
Everything was perfect,food was excellent,service was a little slow due to large crowd.
The service, ambience and food presentation is always consistently good. We are always made to feel welcome when we book our reservation and the feeling continues when we come for dinner. One of our favorites.
Spectacular building, attentive, courteous staff, wonderful food, good sunset menu, reasonably priced wine list. All in all, a great place for dinner. The view is awesome.
From the time we arrived we were welcomed and looked after. The servers in the bar are friendly and efficient - even thru Happy Hour! We sat outside for supper and were very comfortable with all the heaters lit. Dinner was not only well presented but delicious. Our server was great offering me samples of wine before committing to a bottle. No rushing and a delightful atmosphere - romantic I couldn't imagine as it was very busy. We enjoyed the experience and will definitely go back.
Went for the early bird special and we weren't disappointed highly recommend.
This was the first time I had been here in several years. The remodel that they did a few years ago was very nice. The way the different areas are set up makes it more intimate and the noise level was very low and allows for conversation. The wait staff was very attentative, but not overbearing. The food was very good.
The Cliffhouse was an excellent choice for dinner. Our service was outstanding with friendly/professional staff. I would definitely dine here again and would recommend to friends/family.
Food, Service and Ambience! It has it all. Great spot to get together!
absolutely a favorite place for us!!!...great food...great service...well managed
Food was terrific could have been a little more of it. Service was very nice and well managed.
Since it was just the two of us, decided to go out for Thanksgiving dinner. I had the Salmon and my wife had the stuffed shrimp. It was very busy so we were asked to sit on the patio of the bar which was not bad. Our server was great and had some nice suggestions and she was slammed but was very attentive when she needed to be. Have been here multiple times and will be back! Try the burgers at the bar and their steaks are great too.
Cliffhouse is situated in a hillside, a Tuscany feel exterior, valet parking with elevator for those that need it. The dining rooms are pretty. Next time will request outside seating by the waterfall, weather permitting. Our group had 3 Turkey dinners, a Filet and a Seabass entree. Everyone was satisfied with their meal. Filet was particularly good. Service was OK, took a while for beverages, extra silverware requests to be taken care of. As the Holiday traffic started to pick up (we dined at 2P), management started pitching in which helped. We were very warmly greeted by the Manager and Assistant Mgr and wished a Happy Holiday which we appreciated and so did our family members. Look forward to our next visit.
Had a wonderful Thanksgiving dinner here! Great food, good service, even valet parking was prompt !
We were able to sit at the bar and be VERY WELL taken care of by our charming bartender/server. Very homey and no pressure to dress up.
A++ Valet is a must and the food is exceptional. I have never had better service. The brown sugar salmon and crab stuffed shrimp were just Devine. It's family friendly but is also romantic. I would recommend this restaurant to everybody. You can be all dressed up or in jeans and a Tshirt. Absolutely amazing
Dependable evening of good food and good service. Glad to hear relationship to Pacifica. Fond found of that restaurant.
Heard wonderful reviews from friends and were not disappointed.
Our first time since the restaurant has been acquired by Pacifica (one of our favorites) and we were not disappointed. The setting was beautiful and the food was outstanding. Service from the manager to the busboy was spot on. We can't wait to go back and try other menu selections.
We love the Cliffhouse! Everyone is very nice and the food is delicious. We love the fish tacos and onion rings. Marci is wonderful and accommodating. The setting is beautiful as well. A perfect date night or dinner for the family!
This is not my first time and certainly wont be my last. Very good. Will also try half price wine night


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Always one of our favorites. The food was outstanding as usual and the service was top notch.
I was in Portland visiting my friend and his wife and I insisted on taking them out to a nice meal. We ended up choosing Pazzo and we are so glad we did! My friends don't normally go out to nice meals and would rather not spend too much money on dinner (which is why I insisted on paying) BUT after the amazing food, incredible service, and great wine they both agreed they would be back soon. Even after we left the restaurant they couldn't stop talking about it. I'm still receiving text messages from both of them expressing how much they loved EVERYTHING! I definitely would urge people to get the shrimp and grits starter and the Pistachio Semifreddo for dessert. Can't wait to go back again!
We celebrated our 19th anniversary at Pazzo, an old favorite. The service was very friendly, the food delicious. The portions were smaller than in the past, however; maybe because they were doing the Portland Dinner for $29 promotion? I ordered off the regular menu, but my portion of risotto was tiny. Other than that, we continue to love the quality of food at Pazzo.
Went for dining month. Between us we tasted 6 items, all delicious. Had not been to the restaurant for many years. Will be back again soon.
This was our first time dining at Pazzo (my wife and I), and the experience was impeccable. Imaginative menu, delicious food, attentive service -- it was all there. When I made reservations I told them it was our wedding anniversary, and they went out of their way to help us celebrate it, even including a lovely card waiting at our table. I couldn't speak more highly about this place.
I chose Pazzo because we were staying at the HoteI Monaco; we were tired and this was very nearby. I think my 16 year old daughter and I would have preferred something a little more home-style. We can't say the food was bad, just a little fancier than we would have liked. Beautiful restaurant, and our server was super friendly. I'll try again on another visit with my husband.
Everything from start (host was very pleasant) to finish was wonderful. All of the staff that we interacted with were attentive and engaging. The food was amazing. We got the gnocchi and the halibut. Then our server brought us some risotto to try because we have been askin about it. The manager came over and was a delight to talk to.
Excellent Caesar salad, yummy bread. Overall very pleasant dining experience.
We were treated very courteously. We were eating prior to attending a play and they made sure we were not delayed.
great food, great location, nice classy atmosphere, easy to get to when we stayed in Portland
We always visit Pazzo when visiting Portland. The food is excellent, and this time, we noticed how impressive the service is as well. Great suggestions. And a wonderful wine list also.
Wonderful food. Good portions and clearly a favourite with locals. We had a superb dinner from salad to dessert. The Caesar salad dressing was excellent and the pasta and steak dishes (particularly the one with balsamic reduction sauce) were fabulous. We would definitely go again when we return to Portland.
We went to Pazzo for a business dinner and enjoyed the food so much that we returned again at the end of the week. Great food and service.
The gnocchi was fantastics, portions were just right (not too big or too small), atmosphere was very relaxing and inviting, the servers were friendly and they had the best panna cotta I have ever eaten...
Great food at this nice Italian restaurant. Although I'm used to buying lunch downtown Portland for no more than $10 per person; lunch for two of us was $50. It's expensive, but certainly worthwhile for a special occasion. Good ambiance too. Our waitress, though quite professional, was really quite a bore and seemingly ambivalent. To a point of being insulting. That was too bad.
Probably the best Italian restaurant in the Portland area. Dishes are not adventurous but well-prepared with plenty of variety to suit a range of diners. Service was friendly and professional. Wine list not extensive but, again, enough variety that most will find something they can enjoy.
Delicious food. I am Vegan and the chef accommodated me with a delicious red sauce on their home made Tagettele noodles. And the desert was exceptional. Coconut milk & tapioca custard. The server was terrific and handsome .
From the greeting when we arrived to dessert our dining experience was incredible. We've eaten at Pazzo's before and have always had a great food and service.
We always enjoy the atmosphere of Pazzo, with its superb Italian food. The "white pie" or clam pizza pie was very tasty. The gnocchi was OUTSTANDING - best I've ever had - and pappardelle excellent as well. Yummy tiramisu.
We requested an out-of-the-way table for a business discussion over a meal, and were seated in an ideal corner; perfect for our event.
Every time I go to Portland ( my son lives there) I try to have a meal at Pazzo's. The service is attentive, the food delicious and a comfortable elegant ambiance. Good wine selection. Great central location downtown. You really cannot regret a meal here.
Outstanding food prepared on large old-time classic grill, perfect for peppers, onions, hash-brown potatoes, and scrambles! Fresh bakery goods make a fine diner an exceptional one - examples for brunch included crousants & brioche. Service was impeccable! I will definitely return, and bring my friends.
My husband and I celebrated our 2nd wedding anniversary at Pazzo. We are returning guests and will be returning again. The service has always been amazing! Great wait staff. Thank you for making our evening so special.
Pleasant atmosphere for dinner. Decent drinks. Not rushed at all on a Saturday night. Started with the calamari which was good. The menu is not extensive and so I ordered the ribeye which was just ordinary. My daughter ordered the gnocchi, which I tasted, and it was excellent. As I was staying at a nearby hotel, I came back for breakfast the next day and it was very good. Friendly staff.
Really convenient for downtown events (we were going to the Bonnie Raitt concert). A short walk to the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall and other downtown Portland event centers. Food was excellent and the service was amazing. Really cozy atmosphere for a really huge restaurant. Highly recommend this place
I don't know what more to say. Our group split an appetizer and shared little bits of our mains and it was all delicious. The service was prompt and attentive, and it didn't break the bank. Pazzo's is great for someone looking for a nice evening out in the $80-100 for two people.
I really enjoyed this place. Great food, a good wine list. It was pretty quiet though which certainly wasn't bad but I tend to like places a little more crowded. Very good though.
Gnocchi is one of those dishes that is easy to mess up. I have been served little rocks, mushy messes, and unidentifiable blobs in other restaurants---but NEVER have I been served anything but perfection at Pazzo's when it comes to these heavenly little pillows of goodness. I wish they would bring back the stacked beet salad, it was divine as well. We will be back....and I will order the gnocchi again. I know that right now. I typically love the ambiance at Pazzo's...it feels very Old Hollywood with a cool vibe, but this time, we sat by the entrance to the kitchen. It was busy and took away from the overall coolness of the typical seating we are offered...but we'll be back anyway. You saw the note about the gnocchi after all!
When visiting Portland for the first time, my cousins wanted to bring me to their favorite restaurant, Pazzo. I'm so glad they did! The service was friendly and attentive, and the food was memorable. I will definitely return to Portland and to Pazzo!
My experience from start to finish was wonderful. I was participating in the Kimpton promotion. The hostess was friendly and informative. Our waitress wasn't to sure about the promotion but when we told her three things off of the menu she said, that sounds right. I began with a date salad while my mom got the butternut ravioli. Both were amazing. But.....the Bistec! I belong to a steak club in Los Angeles and once a month we choose a new restaurant for a fine steak. I wish I could have them all come to Portland for this mouthwatering Bistec. Best Ever! We were barely able to finish the tiramisu which was also heavenly.
Great food as usual had the pork, veal and beef ragu which was amazing. Great cocktails and nice wine list. I do miss the flat bread with elephant garlic and Cambria cheese appetizer. It's been gone over ten years but we still ask them to bring it back on the menu. Their appetizer selection isn't that appealing, and they could add one or two more main dishes to the menu for more selection choice but overall one of our longtime favorites!
Pazzo's has become our go to restaurant downtown - reliably delicious food and solid service without pretension for honest prices in a cozy quiet atmosphere. My father started going here probably 20 years ago when he was in town for business and when we moved here 10 years ago we found it to be a great recommendation. Hoorah for Pazzo's.
The hospitality and service were outstanding. I arrived after work, on my way to a show at the Keller, ahead of my reservation for five o'clock, and was attended to in the lounge, where they allowed me to order dinner, including items off the happy hour menu. The only seat available, unfortunately, was by the door, and every entry was accompanied by a chilly wave of air. The staff noted that, and without my asking, approached me to ask if I'd like to be seated in the dining room, a little bit before it opened. There, the service was just as attentive. The meal was delicious, as well. A very enjoyable way to wind down the work week and prepare for an evening's entertainment.
The food was excellent and they were so great for my daughter who is gluten-free and dairy-free. Because all the meals are fresh and made to order the chef was able to accommodate my daughter 100%. Going out to eat with a child with dietary restrictions can be very stressful. The hostess and the wait staff were so nice about accommodating my daughter it made the experience worry-free and relaxing. We will definitely be coming back.
I was there 2 weekends ago and went back the next weekend because I loved it so much. The Caesar salad is delicious, the lemon drop incredible, the steak perfect and the brussel sprouts were amazing!!! The service was top notch! Coming from out of town...I highly recommend Pazzo.
Not being in Portland often, we tried to pick out something special, and that's just what we got. Good food, service and ambiance. We would definitely return.
Pazzo is fantastic! Great food, service, setting with a terrific wine list. An absolute must!
We enjoyed Pazzo the first time we went so we returned. We brought friends this time. They liked it just as much as we did. The table we were given this time was quieter than our first visit but I wouldn't recommend this place for a romantic meal. So far, it's noisy wherever you sit because the restaurant is flanked by 2 noisy, open kitchens. Honestly, if I wanted to see my food prepared I'd do it at home. The food is excellent and so is the service. We'll be back.
this place is outstanding in every way! Great food and seamless service. we have been going there every couple months for years. we have never had a bad experience. it is always memorable!
Went there for a casual, but romantic date night and it was lovely. All of the staff including, the hostess, the server, and even the busboy were delightful. They added end personal touches throughout the evening that were very thoughtful. I would definitely recommend this place to someone looking for a unique Italian experience. Love!
The restaurant was able to accomodate my needs regarding my motber's birthday celebration and my own eating concern.
We've eaten at Pazzo before and this time on a visit to Portland we decided to try it again. We weren't disappointed. We tried two different courses, roasted chicken and roast pork. Both were nicely flavored and delicious. Rather than wine we opted for a bottle of sparkling water. We were told by the manager that it was made on the premises and described how it was done. The water was very good and the idea that it was also environmentally friendly was an inspiring one. Although the restaurant was busy the servers really delivered. What was even more impressive is that the manager was helping out as well. This restaurant shows good managerial presence which is really important to the service and food in a dining establishment.
A delightful evening at an iconic Portland restaurant. This is a very dependable , very consistant, very good restaurant. Very low key, great for business , romantic, fancy or casual, quiet old world restaurant. Not a loud hipster place but hipsters would not be out of place. The 5 of use were there 3 hours starting in the bar with wine ,cocktails, and appetizers... Then off to the dinning room. ror calarami, beet salad, caeser salad , halibut , risiotto, shrimp in polenta , pork tenderloins, tiramisu, and gelato. All were cooked perfectly and great presentation. Three of us are excellent cooks so we know good food very well. The Oregon pinot was outstanding. It was an expensive meal for a special occasion..
A very good experience overall, the good was really good but the service was really what pushed the restaurant into the best of Portland category.
The food was unbelievably good. The gnocci was homemade, as was the shortrib ragu. We were very pleasantly surprised and plan to return on our next trip to Portland.
We had a table for 6 and got excellent service throughout our meal. Our server was friendly and helpful with suggestions of what to order. Everyone's food was delicious. I would highly recommend this restaurant for dinner.
We were staying at the Marriott right across the street and reserved this for a carb-load dinner prior to the 2013 Portland Marathon. The food was outstanding, the price reasonable, and the service great. Highly recommended. I would visit again my next time in Portland.
We've dined here numerous times in the past and it's wonderful to try it again and the service, food and ambience haven't changed. We look forward to more good times in Pazzo. Thank you.
We recently celebrated my husband's birthday at Pazzo. The evening was fantastic!! Jason (Pazzo GM) was so helpful in setting up a special dining experience. We were seated at the chef's exhibition table and Chef Alex and all the restaurant staff made it a memorable evening. The food was amazing!! Great wine list. Will and Jeffery make great Manhattan's in the bar too. This will be our first dining destination when we return to Portland! Thank you Jason, Alex, Lucio, Julia, Will and Jeffery!!
Upon arriving, we processed to a seat. It seemed noisy so we settled on another spot. The hostess was concerned it would be too loud for us but we stayed and it worked out. We started with a new food adventure: octopus. It was good and definitely a new taste. The server brought us a taste of wine which helped each of us decide what to have. My husband opted for the Cabernet Sauvignon and I tried the Tuscan Flight. They were all good but the Cab was the best. I had the gnocchi and my husband had the tagliatelle. He cleaned his plate and I ate as much as I could. It was hard to stop because it was so good but I was able to control myself, knowing I would get to taste it again soon. Neither of us had room for dessert. No matter. We'll be back.


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Fed Stimulus to Continue in 2013?
Wall Street Journal Chief Economics Correspondent Jon Hilsenrath on the outlook for Federal Reserve policies and its impact on the markets and jobs.
Nov 29, 2012
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Few if any journalists know the current workings of the Federal Reserve better than the Wall Street Journal's John hills and wrath on the cover of today's Wall Street Journal he lays out.
Why the Fed's likely to continue their bond buying -- money pretty going into 2013 in fact.
Early reporting of this story yesterday likely help boost a late market rally.
Here with more on the Fed and some of its internal discontent is John hills and -- John.
Congratulate the short to restrict piece by the way yes very much very -- -- -- -- of the stock market of course reacted to it yesterday stock market loves to hear that the Fed is gonna be.
More accommodating.
But rising stock values don't always lead to more employment which is the Fed mandate in fact sometimes.
A stock can do very well if they fire people because they think that they're downsizings -- so.
So how does -- how to rising stock markets fit into the mandate.
That the Fed has for lowering and you know unemployment.
Well so there's a few things that the Fed's trying to do -- one of which is boosting what they would say is asset values not just the value of stocks but also the values for instance of homes.
And they hope that by reducing asset values it makes people more willing to spend but there's other things that they're trying to do with these programs.
They're trying to lower interest rates and we see some benefits of that coming through right now.
Mortgage mortgage costs have come down a lot of people more people are refinancing now than -- 69 months ago.
And we've also seen company's refinancing a lot of their debt because their interest rates are coming down we're seeing a lot of companies.
Issuing long term bonds and retiring shorter term debt.
And shoring up their own finances so these are all the kinds of things that the Fed's trying to do with these policy.
Now of course the critics would say as far as housing is concerned hey look that.
They've been bringing down rates -- at historically low levels for the past three years and it's only been recently that housing is to get off because demand is beginning to increase.
Yet what we had a bubble in housing.
And it took a long time for that to work its way through this system.
And you know it's really what what's going on in the economy right now is really at the end of the -- being driven by.
The effects that bubble and working it through working its way through the economy all the Fed can do is smooth things out.
A little bit.
You know I think they're they're probably aware of that debt.
-- they think that maybe these programs are helping on the margin but there's still a lot of bigger economic forces.
This fiscal cliff being one item that they don't really think they they can overcome that John.
And our own we just had Sheila -- on who's a critic of the Fed I mean she's she's not a right wing ideologue by any stretch she she -- for Elizabeth Warren for gonna -- but she doesn't like the bad she thinks that it's creating.
Another Bobble by by -- yeah rates in December of course they meet again at.
The question whether they're gonna continue with Operation Twist -- -- where they buy these long term bonds and they don't have any short term bonds to trade forward anymore in their portfolio today.
Bottom line is in American continue that the purchases of long term bonds that -- be that they've been doing.
They're gonna have to do it by printing money which isn't gonna make critics of diplomats about your monetization of the debt right if they're I -- exactly -- yes that's monetization of the debt that's a definition of it.
It's not quite as it's close to it is close to -- it's not quite that because they're not buying it directly from the government.
They're buying it in secondary markets but guy that you know it's certainly has -- -- of that.
Mean and visit one of the reasons why it -- what the Fed is doing makes people really uncomfortable you know their response to all of this is that well we don't have inflation now people have been saying for three years the Fed was gonna cause inflation.
Most measures are around -- -- -- I gotta I gotta jump in because we only have ten seconds -- one of the people dissatisfied is Dallas fed president Richard Fisher.
-- -- as does his voice amount to anything in the Fed quickly.
There's a lot of dissent to the Fed it's one of the problems that -- -- -- Bernanke's had to overcome he's not the only one but -- there a lot of people displeased with what they're doing.
Even inside the Central Bank.
And that's one of the -- as we should -- he's no longer voting members who member of the Fed but he does have been closer John hills and -- -- -- tremendous influence in the economy show that -- his feast day thanks John good to see you thanks a lot always great to have John on the show let's.
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Your Own Private Resort in Santa Barbara! in Santa Barbara
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
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vacation rental description
"We loved this house! It was the perfect accommodation for my mom, son and husband and I. Here was an average morning: Get up to the sounds of birds, make coffee in the pristine white kitchen and step out the French doors onto a stone patio, sit down at the patio table and sip hot coffee while watching hummingbirds bossing each other over ownership of the trumpetvine flowers. The ocean view, the sense of privacy, the beautiful pool and hot tub, the lushly landscaped yard made this home especially nice. And for a rare rainy day in Santa Barbara, there's a pool table! We look forward to returning to Santa Barbara and staying at this lovely home." - Karen Weir-Jimerson, Woodward, IA
Charming home in resort quality setting. Living areas and master
bedroom open to completely private flagstone patio, palm trees and
lush tropical landscaping surrounding the cool blue waters of a pool.
A large stone spa tucked into a bamboo grove spills water over a stone
waterfall into the pool. Stereo speakers at the patio and spa, views
of the ocean and islands, and a lovely view of the moon rising over
the next bluff make for a wonderfully romantic setting--and still
within earshot of children sleeping in the two other bedrooms, if
you've brought them along.
This three bedroom, two bath house, located in a quiet residential
neighborhood, has french doors and sunlight throughout, ocean and
island views, and romantic landscape lighting for the evening.
Amenities include a gas log fireplace, stereo with CD player and five
seperately controlled speaker zones, including the patio and the spa,
cable TV with DVD/VCR, a full-sized pool table, a high speed DSL
internet connection (wired or wireless) and free local and
long-distance calling within the U.S. Everything you need right down
to the CDs and guide books.
All this only minutes from everything Santa Barbara has to offer. Walk
to Mesa Lane beach--named one of the ten most beautiful beaches in the
country--or to Arroyo Burro Beach with its restaurant and snack shop
on the sand. Hike in Ellings Park just a block up the hill or in the
Douglas Preserve bluffs overlooking the ocean. Starbucks, restaurants,
ice cream, a bookstore, and a gourmet grocery and wine store are also
within walking distance. Hop on your bike or in your car and in
minutes be at the harbor, pier, and Yacht club, State Street and
downtown Santa Barbara, the mission, the courthouse, restaurants and
shopping, golf and tennis, and all the other sights of Santa Barbara.
Or take the kids to the oceanfront skate park, to rent a surrey on the
beachfront bike path, or to the carousel and free summer concerts on
the ocean at Chase Palm Park.
Weekly Rentals--Saturday to Saturday--Only. Please check our
Availability Calendar before inquiring.
Please see our website, mesaparadise, for more photos and information,
and to make reservations by credit card!
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Mac Clayton 650-388-0977
house rental amenities
Private pool with large stone spa/hot tub and waterfall; Wireless
Internet; Fireplace with gas log; Phone (free long distance within the
U.S.), Cable TV, DVD/VCR player, Stereo with CD Player and seperately
controlled speakers in the living room, dining room and kitchen,
patio, spa and finished garage, Full kitchen with microwave,
dishwasher, large refrigerator with ice Maker, extensive kitchen
appliances and cookware, indoor and patio dishes, 100% cotton Linens,
Washer and dryer, Patio tables and chairs, including lounge chairs and
loveseat rocker, and Gas Grill (BBQ) and heater. No Smoking, no pets,
activities and attractions in Santa Barbara Central Coast
Ocean and Beach, Hiking, Rock Climbing, Biking, Golf, Tennis, Fishing,
Wildlife Viewing, Horseback Riding, Shopping, Restaurants, Live
Theater, Cinemas, Museums, Sightseeing, Swimming, Snorkeling/Diving,
Boating, Sailing, Kayaking, Waterskiing, Surfing, Windsurfing,
Parasailing, Jet Skiing, Shelling, Wine Tours, Skate Park, Outdoor
Concerts, Surrey Rental and Carousel
vacation rental rates
$2,000/week Nov-February (non-Holiday);
$2,500/week March-May, Sept-Oct and Holiday;
$3,500/week summer (week of Memorial Day through week of Labor Day)
in all cases plus a 12% city occupancy tax and $350 cleaning fee
Saturday to Saturday--Only, Please.
Deposit required on Reservation;
Rent Balance and refundable Security Deposit due two weeks before check-in.
Please check our Availability Calendar before inquiring.
Mac Clayton 650-388-0977
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
Learn more in our Security CenterTop things to do in Santa Barbara
- Swim, Surf, Ocean Kayak, Sail
- Horsebackriding on the Beach
- Parasailing
- Wine Tasting
- Carousel, Parks and Zoo
Top things to do on a budget
- Stroll the Beach and Wharf
- Free summer concerts in Chase Palm Park
- Sunset Walk at Secluded Mesa Lane Beach
- Downtown Farmer's Market Tuesday Evenings
- The skateboard park
Top things to do with a family
- The beach!
- Carosel in Chase Palm Park
- Lovely little Zoo
- Rent a Surrey
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Seizing two X-Factor winner -- Stevens released his first music video for the song Holler if you're with me.
From his upcoming debut album due out this spring sports a -- Howell is sitting -- definitely -- there that.
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