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GuestLife Monterey Bay Monterey Bay
For more than a century, California’s central coast has attracted visitors from all walks of life, from movie stars and sportsmen to illustrious artists, writers and intellectuals. Carmel, in the early days, was initially populated, as John Steinbeck put it, by “starveling writers and unwanted painters.” The Monterey Peninsula became a magnet for Hollywood stars and other notables following the opening of the Del Monte Lodge in 1919. In the midst of a bustling downtown lined with fashionable restaurants, shops, cafes and nightspots, Monterey has preserved more of its history than any other city in California.
Discover Monterey Bay »
GuestLife New Mexico New Mexico and Southern Colorado
Bienvenidos from the Governor. The thing I love most about New Mexico is its incredible diversity, both in landscape and in culture. In what other state can you go from an alpine meadow to a desert landscape in the same afternoon? Or visit a centuries-old Indian pueblo and the new, modern Indian-owned entertainment centers and casinos in the same day? Bake in the bright splendor of White Sands in the morning, and descend into the cool depths of Carlsbad Caverns that afternoon? The nation's 47th state lures countless visitors each year looking for Billy the Kid, Butch Cassidy and Pat Garrett, among others.
Explore these New Mexico legends and more »
GuestLife El Paso, Juarez, and Southern New Mexico El Paso and Southern New Mexico
El Paso arose out of the Chihuahuan Desert at a point where the Rio Grande, streaming south from New Mexico, rounded a bend and started flowing east. Here was a natural ford in the river, a gathering place for Indians, a crossing point for Spanish explorers and later, a place where Mexicans, pioneers, cowboys, gunslingers, goldrushers, politicians and artists converged to create a rich melting pot of culture. Life in El Paso is best described by a few words: cultural diversity, climate, history, shopping, nightlife, art. The words describe a city that's a very comfortable place in which to live or to visit.
Why are there no limits to El Paso's growth? »
GuestLife Vancouver Vancouver
The Faces of Vancouver: from Coast Salish to the Spanish and English explorers; from rail barons and rascals to new citizens from the Old World and the New. Vancouver, one of the world's most livable cities. A clean, modern metropolis perched on the edge of the Pacific surrounded by rugged mountains and temperate rain forests; Vancouver justly deserves to be recognized for its beauty.  Just please don’t let the pretty face distract you entirely from the nice personality. This town has got charisma and depth, not to mention a quality of life consistently ranked number one in the world by the United Nations. 
Find out why in our guide to Vancouver »

 

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