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- Albany, NY - Latham
- Asheville, NC - Downtown
- Athens, GA - University Area
- Atlanta, GA - Midtown
- Basking Ridge, NJ
- Baton Rouge, LA - Downtown
- Boston, MA - Newton Riverside
- Chicago, IL - Gold Coast
- Chicago, IL - Vernon Hills
- Columbus, IN - Architectural Center
- Dallas, TX - Downtown
- Del Mar, CA - 2 miles from the Del Mar Racetrack
- Durham, NC - Research Triangle Park
- Fort Myers, FL - River District
- Houston, TX - Galleria
- Indianapolis, IN - Fishers
- Jacksonville, FL - Deerwood Park
- London, UK - Paddington
- London, UK - Tower Hill
- Mérida, Mexico - Hacienda Misne
- Miami, FL - Dadeland
- Miami Lakes, FL
- Nashville, TN - Downtown
- Nashville, TN - Music Row - Vanderbilt
- New York, NY - Chelsea
- Newcastle upon Tyne, UK
- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada - Downtown City Centre
- Pittsburgh, PA - East Liberty
- Rahway, NJ
- Riverhead, NY - East End
- St. Louis, MO - Central West End
- San Antonio, TX - At the Alamo
- San Antonio, TX - Riverwalk
- San Diego, CA - Gaslamp Quarter http://www.hotelsandiegodowntown.com/
- San Jose, Costa Rica - Forum
- Santa Barbara, CA - Downtown
- Sarasota, FL
- Scottsdale, AZ
- Shanghai, China - On the Bund
- St. Louis, MO - Central West End
- St. Petersburg, FL - Downtown North
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada - Airport
- Xiamen, China - Harbour View
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