I have lived here for 4 1/2 years. Let me know what you like to do and I might be able to help. My fiance and I have been all around town, we do something every weekend. There's Disneyland, Knott's Berry Farms, Universal Studios, aquariums (the best is in Monterey), Venice Beach is fun, Hollywood Blvd - Mann's Chinese theatre with the hand prints and stars, Sea World, LA Zoo, Nappa Valley.... I'll be glad to help. Even hotels in LA I can help with. I work on Sunset Blvd, I see a ton of stars. You can see Fabio at around 12:00 - 1:00 at Cajun Bistro on Sunset. He eats there almost everyday. Email me if you need more help.
Jeannine,
It's important to remember that there is a LOT of hype out there, and people are being told all kinds of misinformation that they believe. As far as I know, I've been doing this style longer than any other studio that I know of on Long Island (10+ years), and I have a pretty good sense of what works and what doesn't and what is genuine and what is an add-on. By all means, do your research (if you take this subject seriously) and don't believe anyone (including myself.) If you see a difference in the issues that I've addressed, than you'll know how to proceed. If you don't see a difference, than of course it makes sense to save your money and believe what they tell you (ONLY if it doesn't make a difference!)
Brenda A.
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Teresa - CA honeymoon info
I'm not sure of to many Hiltons, but I'll keep my eye open. I know there is one right next to universal Studios, but it's kinda far from everything else (disney, sea world..).
If your looking to go to relax one day, there's a spa about an hour away from universal Studios. It's called glen Ivy. It's $25.00 to enter and you get use of all the pools, hot tubs, sauna, mud bath and mineral baths. Massages are extra. I have been there about 6 times. It's great. They have a website, either Glen Ivy or club mud.
Laura s
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Teresa - CA honeymoon info
Teresa- I am not sure if you are driving down the coast but there is a beautiful beachside village by San Diego called LaHoya that is absolutely beautiful- one of my favorite places that I have been too. If you are heading down the coast I would definitely check it out!
MY FREIND LINDA GOT MARRIED THERE OCT. OF LAST YEAR. C.H OUTSIDE/INSIDE I FORGOT WHAT SHE CALLED IT BUT, I WOULD SAY THE WHITE COTTAGE IN THE BACK. THEN THE REP. WAS DOWNSTAIRS I THOUGHT IT WAS NICE BUT I THOUGHT THE CEILLING WAS TO LOW FOR DANCING.
Lee,
Karen
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We honeymooned in CA
We spent our honeymoon in CA. Majority of it was in Glen Ellen - small town in Sonoma Valley. We stayed at one of A&E's top 10 most romantic places - the Gaige Inn...we stayed in the Gaige Suite - has a jacuzzi for 2, canopy king size bed, gas fired fireplace, private balcony, and includes a fabulous breakfast every day....we also ordered deep tissue massages that were given to us in our room in front of the fire place (there is a photo of the room on the web page). There were 4 wonderful restaurants w/in walking distance - and a few wonderful little wineries. V. romantic....
www.gaige.com
We then spent the last 2 days by the water in SFranscisco...we used points @ the Sheraton and were 2 blocks from Pier 39...not sure if there is a Hilton down there...