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    The Palazzo By Khoshbin

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    Avenue of the Arts Costa Mesa, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

    Avenue of the Arts Costa Mesa, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

    (560 reviews)

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    Stayed for a couple of nights for a little staycation. The…read morerooms were decent. Nothing like vegas but better than your average room. The hotel itself is gorgeous. The staff were friendly and helpful. My conditioner in the bathroom was empty but it's my fault for not asking for a refill. But then, it shouldn't have been empty in the first place. Watch your step coming out of the bathroom into your room because it is slippery if your feet are wet wet. There was no mini fridge, so that sucked. Or if there was then it was locked. We did have 1 mosquito but husby killed it. Yay! There is a small pool., no lifeguard. The gift shop has with no attendant, pay by contact less payment. There is also a gym. There is the silver trumpet restaurant, you can walk to this restaurant from within the hotel. A small business center is also accessible.

    We were there for 2 nites. We got there late and we were tired…read more We had breakfast at Silver Trumpet Restaurant the next morning, and we had the avocado toast. Then we went to the Lucas Museum of Narrative Arts. The last day, we encountered something that never happened before at a hotel. There was a sound, the bath tub was filled with brown water and I think was waste from the toilet and the floor was starting to flood. So I went to the front desk and ask if there was a restroom nearby, so she directed me to a few doors down and I told her that our room was starting to have water on the floor and brown stuff in the bathroom. She said she didn't know about it, will have someone go to our room. As I opened the door to the restroom she told me where the restroom is, was filled with water on the floor, and so I didn't go in and reported it to the same person working the front desk. The maintenance person was there before I got there. Then there were more water on the floor, he said he'll call someone else to help. But floor was filled with more water, so he decided to move us to another room. They had decided to comp the room on the last day.

    Fete The Venue - Fete The Venue

    Fete The Venue

    (53 reviews)

    Our wedding venue search scattered in Southern California included: vineyards/wineries, urban lofts…read morein Downtown LA, country clubs, hotels, private estates, and beach clubs. After doing a seemingly endless amount of site visits, we came across Fete the Venue. Did it have the picturesque vineyard in the background? No. Instead, I was safe from insects all day, especially mosquitoes. Could I hear the waves hitting the shoreline? No, but I heard my wife's vows clearly during the outdoor ceremony and didn't worry about my hair going rogue in the breeze. Unfortunately, I had attended outdoor weddings that had limited ability to come up with a contingency plan. This detail was important for us to keep in mind when selecting a venue. It was also important that we had the flexibility in selecting our vendors, including our late night bites. With some vision, creativity, and a fabulous wedding coordinator, our wedding was truly memorable.

    Disclaimer: this is a review as a guest, not as someone who rented out this place as I'm reading…read moreover the reviews. ------------------ Stumbling in on an overcast day, in my suit with an oversized wedding gift, we arrived at Fete the venue in Costa Mesa. Parking was limited as such is the venue but it makes sense as it was an intimate gathering for close friends. After checking in, we were enjoying Furiwa catering out in the courtyard. Allow me to set the scene, vintage glass lights crisscrossed the horizon, surrounded by modern wooden fence and lush green lawn. Makes for a scenic backdrop for memorable pictures. Now on to the food, furiwa's fried shu mai is the most SCRUMPTIOUS food you will ever taste! It was crunchy, rich in umami flavor in the center, with a kick of spice before BLOSSOMING into a subtle, delicate sweet aftertaste. If Willy Wonka made Dim Sun, this ever changing Shu Mai would be it! 100 Willy Wonkas out of 10 rating. The egg roll was also good but not as great. 3/5 stars even though it made for a very nice picture! The inside of fete was like a warehouse which is so cool for wedding reception these days. Fete being French for a great celebration or feast is appropriately named as the venue provided for a nice, intimate, but wild atmosphere. The bar in the back is permanent and provided lots of drinks such as midori sour, old fashioned, cranberry/pineapple vodka, Cuba libre. All in all, 5/5 stars for this venue!

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