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Get A Night Life. In One Of Our Lounges. Whether you consider yourself wicked cool or just want to try your first Mojito, we have many places to play the night away.
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| 39 Degrees, Sky Hotel, Aspen. This is the coolest place in a very hot town, right at the base of Aspen Mountain. Warm up by the large, crackling fireplace after a day on the mountain or take your party outside by the spectacular pool and hot tub. Delish dishes and drinks served après everything. |
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| AltoRex Lounge, Hotel Palomar-Atlanta. This terrace lounge invites you to take it outside. Watch the Atlanta skyline transform into a sparkling pattern of city lights or cozy up in a private cabana. Dramatic fire pits radiate warmth and energy, while shared plates and creative drinks light up your nights. |
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| Ruby Room, Onyx Hotel, Boston. Raise your spirits in this ruby-themed Boston lounge. Lush, curvy lines and intriguing lighting set the stage for high-energy unwinding. Sink into the curved banquettes and stay awhile. Or perch at the bar and enjoy a fiberoptic light show and a brilliant array of cocktails. |
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| Encore Liquid Lounge, Hotel Allegro, Chicago. In a city that knows how to party, Encore is a favorite hangout, walking distance from theaters, shopping and the Loop. You can ease into an evening with a light bite or belly up to the spiral-shaped bar for handcrafted cocktails that we call Liquid Therapy. |
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| LOUNGEsix, Hotel Solamar, San Diego. This over-the-top urban oasis serves light dishes, signature cocktails and spectacular sunsets. The pool and rooftop deck are bright and cheery by day and electrifying at night. Flickering lanterns and fire pits reflect the water, and the views will knock your socks off. |
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| Bar Drake, Sir Francis Drake Hotel, San Francisco. This is the real deal. Even your parents are too young to remember the Prohibition era, but those were the days. Recapture an era of illicit fun, with cocktails created by Master mixologist Jacques Bezuindenhout, showcasing the bar's fine whiskies. |
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| Harry Denton's Starlight Room, Sir Francis Drake Hotel, San Francisco. THE place to see and be seen, but don't get distracted by the breathtaking sight of the city's lights. Think 1930s glamour with a thoroughly modern twist. Harry Denton takes a personal interest in showing you a good time, with signature cocktails and nightly dancing. |
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| Ponzu, Serrano Hotel, San Francisco. An air of mystery permeates every amusing evening here. The flavorful fun starts with small plates representing every culinary culture in Asia. House-infused fruit sakes are served at Ponzu's serpentine bar, along with many other sparkling libations. Think of Ponzu as the Zen of glam. |
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| Bar Rouge, Hotel Rouge, Washington, DC. The hip meter is turned way up here, in one of DC's favorite haunts. Sink into a cozy banquette and enjoy meaningful conversation, thanks to the reasonable decibel level. Take the edge off with inventive dishes, cutting-edge cocktails and the classics. |
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| Topaz Bar, Topaz Hotel, Washington, DC. A clever menu, brilliant cocktails and an enlightened atmosphere beckon, as the evening begins. The walls are lined with floor-to-ceiling settees and covered with lush, sapphire velvet. The staff is discreetly sophisticated, which is why Washingtonians spend serious time here. |
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| Helix Bar, Hotel Helix, Washington, DC. The atmosphere is all about color, fun, and funky energy. The mood here changes every few hours, thanks to a lighting system that morphs from a warm golden glow to dusky blue. Settle in for drinks or light bites on Ottoman-style chairs that light up when you sit down. |
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