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Tucked in the heart of downtown Pleasanton, The Rose Hotel is a European-style boutique stay where charm meets sophistication. Our location offers the convenience of the city, the warmth of a bed and breakfast, and the elevated comfort of a luxury hotel. With Main Street just steps away, guests can easily explore local restaurants, upscale boutiques, art galleries, and salons—no need to worry about parking, thanks to our private lighted garage.
Follow along as we share local tips, travel inspiration,
and stories from the heart of Pleasanton.
Explore the top March 2025 events in California’s Tri-Valley Region
The arrival of spring in Northern California’s Tri-Valley area, also marks the return of outdoor activities and events like hiking and festivals. If you are looking to experience small-town atmosphere, then come visit us in Pleasanton and explore the Tri-Valley area or take a short drive to visit the Bay Area.
From Bunny Hop to comedy, the Tri-Valley offers visitors plenty to do
As April begins, so starts a new month of enjoyable activities in the tranquil small-town setting of California’s Tri-Valley. The area makes a great escape from the city life of the San Francisco Bay Area for those looking for an easy staycation.
Book a Valentine’s getaway to the Tri-Valley
There are few places more romantic than The Rose Hotel for a Valentine’s Day getaway. Escape to Northern California’s Tri-Valley where you can find quiet small-town charm while spending time with your special someone.
From wine to Muppets, Tri-Valley offers January visitors plenty of things to do
As the new year begins, California’s hilly Tri-Valley region is ready to welcome visitors to its beautiful landscapes. Tourists looking for a new destination for their first trips of 2025 will find a peaceful small-town atmosphere, scenic nature, and a quiet, slow pace of life that provides a great escape from the bustle of the San Francisco Bay Area.
Holiday cheer abounds in the Tri-Valley with lights, music and decorations
As winter chill sets in in Northern California’s Tri-Valley region, the area comes alive with holiday festivities. The Tri-Valley’s towns and cities hold a variety of celebrations that truly make the region come alive in a way only small-town America can.
Explore holiday traditions in the Tri-Valley area from parades to lights
Holiday season is upon us, and a trip to Northern California’s Tri-Valley area is a great way to embrace the season. Visitors from around the globe and from nearby in the San Francisco Bay Area all come to the region to enjoy a range of holiday traditions.
Pirates, ghosts, and festivals bring visitors to the Tri-Valley
Northern California’s Tri-Valley region embraces October with many festivities. As the month begins, it’s an exciting time to plan your trip to enjoy art, food, ghosts, and pirates. Some of the region’s most popular attractions arrive in October, including the Pleasanton Ghost Walk, the Pirates of Emerson at the fairgrounds, and food and wine in Livermore.
Autumn brings favorite traditions to the Tri-Valley
As summer turns to fall, Northern California’s Tri-Valley region embraces the changing seasons, and the beautiful autumn weather. Those looking for an accessible vacation from the San Francisco Bay Area to a beautiful locale will find small town charm and a slower pace of life when they visit, especially in Pleasanton.
Come enjoy the Scottish Games, historical Pleasanton walks, and more
In Northern California’s Tri-Valley region, August is the month for that last summer escape before the busy fall months arrive. Getting away just before the school year starts for a final vacation brings summer to a close with quality time with family and friends, and amazing memories.
Summer is in full swing in the Tri-Valley region with annual favorites
Summer is in full swing in the Tri-Valley region with annual favorites such as Weekends on Main, Concerts in the Park, and multiple festivals bringing visitors to Northern California and the Bay Area.