The Fairmont San Jose blends historic grandeur with all the high-tech excitement of Silicon Valley. You will find some of the west coast*s finest cuisine. Refined elegance and sophistication flow into each of the well-appointed rooms and suites.

Location:
City - City

Restaurants:

• Grill On The Alley: Reflecting the spirit of a New York grill -- The Grill on the Alley serves large portions of steaks and chops as well as fresh seafood and pasta along with an extensive wine list.
• Pagoda Restaurant and Bamboo Lounge: Experience the Bay Areas Asian Heritage and visit the Bamboo Lounge at the Pagoda Restaurant. They offer both Classical Chinese food and a more trendy cuisine. Come and choose from an enticing selection of Tropical Drinks and listen to the nightly live en
• Fountain Restaurant: Fountain Restaurant specialises in California Cuisine and offers a selection of fresh salads - seafood and pastas. Enjoy creative sensations for breakfast and lunch. Reservations are recommended. Dress code is smart casual.
• McCormick and Schmicks Seafood Restaurant: Bringing the freshest seafood to Silicon Valley - McCormick & Schmicks Seafood Restaurant is located directly inside The Fairmont San Jose*s South Tower. The menu is printed twice daily and features more than 30 species of fresh fish and seafood caught da

• Great America: Great America has the most kids' rides, the most water rides and the most coasters in Northern California, plus your favorite Nickelodeon characters including SpongeBob SquarePants and Dora the Explorer!
• Monterey Bay Aquarium: Since 1984, visitors from across the globe have marveled at ocean wonders at the Monterey Bay Aquarium. Today you can discover for yourself the incredible beauty of our ocean planet at the aquarium considered the finest in the nation-if not the word
• Roaring Camp Railroads: At Roaring Camp Railroads, take a steam train ride to Bear Mountain, a beach train ride to Monterey Bay and the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, enjoy our famous Chuckwagon Barbecue, visit the Visitors Center at Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park.
• Winchester Mystrey House: In 1884, a wealthy window names Sarah L Winchester began a construction project of such magnitude that it was to occupy the lives of carpenters and craftsmen until her death thirty-eight years later.
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• Air: San Jose (SJC) - approx. 4.6km North-West

• Bus: Greyhound-San Jose - approx. 320m West

• Rail: Amtrak-San Jose - approx. 1.2km West

• Rail: Caltrain-San Jose - approx. 1.2km West

• Museum: Tech Museum Of Innovation - approx. 260m South

• Museum: Tech Museum Of Innovation - approx. 90m South-West

• Shopping Mall: Pavilion Shops - approx. 120m North-East

• Museum: San Jose Museum Of Art - approx. 140m North-West

• Museum: American Msm Of Quilts & Texti - approx. 230m North-West