Frey came up with a cinematic scenario of a person who, tired from driving a long distance in a desert, saw a place for a rest and pulled in for the night, but entered "a weird world peopled by freaky characters", and became "quickly spooked by the claustrophobic feeling of being caught in a disturbing web from which he may never escape".[15] In an interview with Cameron Crowe, Frey said that he and Henley wanted the song "to open like an episode of the Twilight Zone", and added: "We take this guy and make him like a character in The Magus, where every time he walks through a door there's a new version of reality. We wanted to write a song just like it was a movie."[20] Frey described the song in an interview with NBC's Bob Costas as a cinematic montage "just one shot to the next [...] a picture of a guy on the highway, a picture of the hotel, the guy walks in, the door opens, strange people". Frey continued: "We decided to create something strange, just to see if we could do it."[2][22] Henley then wrote most of the lyrics based on Frey's idea, and sought inspiration for the writing by driving out into the desert as well as from films and theater.[20]
On just about every album we made, there was some kind of commentary on the music business, and on American culture in general. The hotel itself could be taken as a metaphor not only for the myth-making of Southern California, but for the myth-making that is the American Dream, because it is a fine line between the American Dream, and the American nightmare.[50]
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The metaphorical character of the story related in the lyrics has inspired a number of conjectural interpretations by listeners. In the 1980s, the Rev. Paul Risley of Cornerstone Church in Burlington, Wisconsin, alleged that "Hotel California" referred to a San Francisco hotel that was purchased by Anton LaVey and converted into his Church of Satan.[52][53] The song also allegedly contained backwards messages purportedly referring to Satanism: "Yes, Satan, he organized his own religion... It was delicious... He puts it in a vat and fixes it for his son and gives it away."[54] Don Felder denied any such allegations in a 2019 interview, maintaining that the song was about "the underbelly industry in Los Angeles, how it can be less than beautiful."[55] Other rumors suggested that the Hotel California mentioned in the song was actually the Camarillo State Mental Hospital, which was shut down in 1997, and redeveloped into California State University Channel Islands.[56]
In the 1950's, "El Chino' brought ice from La Paz to Todos Santos for the first time ever, and the Hotel California's restaurant and bar served the only cold beer in town. This of course made him quite popular and ironically he opened a general store named "La Popular." He then opened the first gas station in Todos Santos directly next door to the hotel further establishing his reputation as a visionary. This was just the beginning of the hotel's colorful story. It's future was to become even more intriguing.
During the 1980's and 1990's, the picture became much more clear again. The hotel had become neglected and in 2001, a Canadian couple John and Debbie Stewart purchased the hotel. After completing a masterful renovation, which would later win numerous awards for design and dcor, the original 16 rooms were transformed into the eclectic 11 suite hotel it is today. The restaurant, La Coronela and bar were added and the area of the original gas station became the tienda Emporio, the hotel's boutique gallery/bazaar.
Welcome to the Hotel California, a quiet escape nestled along the base of the San Jacinto Mountains in the Southern California desert of Palm Springs. This classic California Spanish Mission boutique hotel provides just the right amount of rustic charm and romance. Comfortable rooms and suites surround a sparkling pool and spa amid a lush courtyard with spectacular mountain views. Whether you spend a tranquil day around the pool or take a complimentary bicycle to explore the city, Hotel California has everything you need for an enjoyable vacation getaway. Whip up a feast in the fully stocked guest kitchen or outdoor grills, sip a drink around the fire table, check out a movie from the guest lounge, or use the secluded outdoor cigar lounge. Stay connected with free access to Wi-Fi, guest computer, and guest telephone. Whatever your passion, Hotel California is ideal for those desiring ultimate relaxation and service in a home away from home.
Located in one of the best situation Via Ricasoli, in the heart of Florence, you can find inside a splendid ancient palace the Hotel California, exactly in the same street that hosts the original statue of the celebrated and well-known all over the world David of Michelangelo.
In this way you can discover during your travel, both for business or pleasure trips, unique ambiences for their comforts and refinement, thanks to a good restoration that gave to the structure a modern aspect, preserving at the same time the charm of the past with a particular attention to the architectonical details.
You can comfortably reach the hotel by car, thanks to the garage that has an agreement with us.
The common areas are refined and elegant and they place at your disposal two bars, one with a splendid panoramic terrace perfect in order to enjoy a drink in the evening and the other with restaurant service, available only for dinner.
The view is marvellous: Duomo and all the main monuments of Florence.
In the morning, in order to star your day with the right energy, from 07.00 am to 10.00 an abundant buffet breakfast is served: naturally, in some periods, you can have breakfast in our big garden terrace.
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Omni Los Angeles Hotel at California Plaza is located at 251 South Olive Street, Los Angeles, California 90012 (between 1st Street and 4th Street) on Bunker Hill in downtown Los Angeles. If you are traveling with a GPS or via a ride-sharing service, we recommend entering the hotel's entire address rather than simply entering "Omni Los Angeles Hotel at California Plaza".
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Hotel development began in the early '80s, and today, we have a collection of handcrafted hotels across all of Southern California, all thoughtfully designed to be different than the next. We want to be your home away from home, and do that through creating an authentic atmosphere that provides you with a little something beyond the ordinary hotel experience - a little more attentiveness, a little more space, and a little more comfort.
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The California Hotel is a historic landmark on the National Register of Historic Places. Built in 1929, it originally operated as a commercial hotel and venue where jazz and blues greats performed, including Billie Holiday, James Brown, Sly Stone, Mahalia Jackson and Big Mama Thornton. In the 1960s the I-580 freeway was built adjacent to the building, dividing and isolating West Oakland. With the changing regional economic geography the neighborhood and building fell into steep decline and by 1971 the California Hotel was shut down and abandoned. In 2012 EBALDC joined the neighborhood planning efforts for the San Pablo Ave. Corridor to preserve and renovate the building as affordable apartments with community and commercial spaces. The California Hotel completed its renovations in 2014 and now provides 137 residential units of safe and healthy affordable housing and 8,000 square feet of ground floor commercial space. 0852c4b9a8
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