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As February begins, it’s a great time to take a break and find some relaxation time in Northern California’s Tri-Valley. With the post-holiday work year back in full swing, February is your opportunity to explore beyond the Bay Area, not to mention nearby sporting events.

January marks new beginnings with the dawn of 2026. While the future is ahead of us (and that includes the Super Bowl coming to Northern California in February), it’s also important to recognize the impact from the past. In the Tri-Valley region, we believe honoring the past involves preserving the sites and traditions that make our home special.

The winter holiday season is upon us in Northern California. Lights, cheerful music and decorations abound.

The Tri-Valley region is particularly getting into the spirit. Here, we take pride in our small-town charm to celebrate the holidays in a scenic setting like you’d see in a classic movie, minus the snow.

As October gives way to November, the holiday season descends upon the Tri-Valley area in Northern California. Fall decor abounds for Thanksgiving, which later gives way to bright, cheery lights, trees, wreaths and more for the winter holiday season.

Here at The Rose Hotel, a boutique Old World-inspired hotel in Pleasanton, California, we take pride in helping you and your family celebrate the holidays in many magical ways. We put decorations out for our guests to join us in our traditions, and we highly encourage you to check out the many local events you’ll find while visiting to feel the Tri-Valley’s local charm.

Northern California has many great places to satisfy a sweet tooth. The vast array of delectable desserts on offer extends far beyond San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area. The Tri-Valley region is home to numerous dessert shops, including some of the best ice cream you’ll find in the state.

Northern California’s Tri-Valley is a picturesque location with rolling hills, stunning vineyards, and charming small-town main streets. With a variety of restaurants, shops, entertainment, scenery and a slower pace of life, it’s a great spot for a romantic getaway.

Whether you live in the San Francisco Bay Area and want a quick weekend trip or live farther away and want to explore all the Tri-Valley offers, our team here at The Rose Hotel in Pleasanton, California, have put together a guide to make your couples’ trip one to remember.

The Rose Hotel is an excellent place for your romantic accommodations. We are a European-inspired boutique hotel in downtown Pleasanton, complete with a Victorian-esque exterior. We attend to every aspect of a guest’s visit to ensure it’s as enjoyable and comfortable as possible.

Travelers to Pleasanton, California will find many enjoyable activities for outdoor enthusiasts. Both Pleasanton itself and the surrounding Tri-Valley region of Northern California offer hiking, biking, swimming, fishing, boating, birdwatching and more.

Northern California’s Tri-Valley region is a great weekend getaway for those living in the San Francisco Bay Area. The small-town atmosphere in the area, with its slower pace of life and scenic rolling hills, makes a quiet contrast to busy metro areas.

The Tri-Valley is also known for its outstanding local wine, with numerous wineries in the area. Not to be outdone, the local beer scene also features several craft breweries carefully creating unique flavors you won’t find elsewhere.

As summer gets into full swing in Northern California’s Tri-Valley region, it’s a great chance for visitors to explore the slower pace Pleasanton. Located about an hour-and-a-half drive from San Francisco, Pleasanton gives travelers a relaxing ambiance with its beautiful setting, charming downtown, and backdrop of rolling hills.

As April turns to May here in the Tri-Valley, we happily welcome the first whispers of summer. It’s the perfect time of the year to enjoy a glass from one of our local wineries, see the local sights and explore all this Northern Californian paradise has to offer.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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. 

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.

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.

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.

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.