Pretty great park with duck pond, playground, sand volleyball court and, of course clean restrooms…read more Playground has some fun climbing structures and overall appropriate for toddler to 10 years old+/-.

This is a well kept park. There are areas for picnics. The community center has a good size room…read morefor rent that has a kitchen if I remember right. This is a nice place to rest outdoors under trees, play some volleyball, have a picnic and enjoy the ducks

Fantastic hidden gem! The downstairs nature exhibit was worth the price of admission alone!…read more Each sub-section was displayed beautifully so that the pieces of art, be it Western, Asian, African, Nature or Automobile, could be appreciated.

I visited this museum on Mother's Day with my family while 21 weeks pregnant. I had been here once…read morebefore and previously had a wonderful experience, which made this visit especially disappointing. Shortly after arriving, I noticed a water bottle refill station inside the museum and refilled my water bottle there. While quietly viewing an exhibit with my family, we were suddenly approached in a very loud and confrontational manner by a female staff member who stated, "Ma'am, ma'am! There is no food or drink allowed in the museum. You either need to leave or throw your water bottle away." I was surprised by both the tone and the interaction, especially considering the museum itself provided the refill station inside the building. I explained that I had filled the bottle there, but was told that people are apparently expected to "refill their bottles and then leave the museum to drink from them," which honestly made very little sense. Because I am pregnant, I asked if I could simply keep the bottle closed while inside, rather than repeatedly separating from my family whenever I became thirsty. She reluctantly agreed, but after that interaction, staff members continuously followed my family throughout the museum for the remainder of our visit, seemingly monitoring whether I drank water. What should have been an enjoyable family outing became extremely uncomfortable and unenjoyable. Being closely followed from exhibit to exhibit over a closed water bottle felt excessive and unnecessary, especially under the circumstances. Unfortunately, the experience left my family and I not wanting to return. I truly hope future guests are treated with more kindness, professionalism, common sense, and dignity.

The Danville Grange Hall is home to my Saturday morning men's meeting starting at 7am. We…read morepreviously met at CPC church before the pandemic and been meeting at the Grange post pandemic. I love this place. It's an old building but has so much character. Great place to have events such a wedding receptions and birthday parties. Ample parking in front and back. Our men's meeting easily accommodates 150 guys.

This venue was perfect for hosting a rehearsal for a 40 piece marching band. We had a blast and the…read moreacoustics were great for our needs. Lots of fun brewpubs in nearby downtown Danville as well.

My family and I stopped by today and were throughly impressed. The owner, Michael, is a great guy…read moreand took the time to give us a tour and history of the property. A great story too, regarding the rescue animals they are giving a home. Overall, we'll be back and suggest others visit as well. Thanks again!

For Mother's Day, my family visited this beautiful farm and enjoyed a tour around the grounds. We…read morehad such a wonderful experience! Our guide was incredibly kind, and we got the chance to pet and feed sheep, alpacas, and cows. There were also horses, ducks, and donkeys to see throughout the farm. You can truly tell the animals are well cared for and loved. My family had an amazing time, and seeing how impressed my nephew was with all the animals and the kids area made the day even more special. Highly recommend this precious farm!

Attended a conference here for work on a Monday morning. Though breakfast was included with the…read moreconference, Lakeside Coffee also offers snacks and drinks for purchase in the main lobby. A breakfast buffet was set up in the Juniper atrium up the stairs, with fresh fruit, sausage links, potatoes, and scrambled eggs, along with a beverage station offering coffee, tea, and juice. Tables were arranged nicely, and it's a beautiful open space with lots of natural light, though a bit echoey if trying to hear announcements in the room or any kind of communication with the large group. Presentations were held in the Tahoe auditorium with clean and comfortable lime green seats facing the stage and much better sound than in the atrium. We used at least a couple different rooms during the conference, but it looked like they have so much more to offer. Such a lovely venue, with multiple lounge seating areas, along with lake views out back and access to Lake Annabel just steps away. Water features create an inviting setting at the front entrance coming from the parking lot as well, with lots of greenery and adorable waterbirds on site. Parking was free and plentiful, too. Just a great event space altogether.

Hidden gem alert!!! The Roundhouse in San Ramon!!! It's like a bougie cafeteria with everything you…read morecould want from pizza to tacos to Greek to poke to grilled healthy favs. And nothing cost more the $15!!! Incredibly fast too even the busiest times! Not to mention the view of the lake- it's pretty amazing. This is the roasted chicken plate with chimichurri sauce and two sides (lemon couscous and broccoli) for $13!!!

I attended a wedding at this location on a beautiful Sunday. The location is a good size with a…read moregood amount of parking. The space was pretty clean with restrooms, full kitchen, a nice entry way and a nice space for hosting. I'm planning my next event at this location.

We recently had a beautiful anniversary party at the Alamo Women's Club. The renovated kitchen…read moremight be a "best kept secret", it's absolutely impressive! The AWC suited our event perfectly for the size of our crowd, the ease of setting up with vendors and the gourmet food truck, parking and convenience, you can't beat it. Marilynn was very easy to work with! I was impressed with how much was offered with our reservation, even tables & chairs. I recommend it 100%.

Had dinner at the Round Hill Country Club and got damn it did not disappoint whatsoever. I think…read morethat a standing rule for most hotels and country clubs is the food is mediocre, not here... not even a little bit. Top tier food and wine. Service was amazing... practically perfect. Would highly recommend.

Attended an economic forum dinner at Round Hill Country Club. Highly recommend for business events!…read moreUnfortunately I didn't eat anything because I was consuming so much knowledge! Beautiful property! Waitlist on memberships so I'm going to have to figure out another way to explore the rest! Thank you for hosting! I'll be back RHCC!

We were fortunate enough to tour the Glass House. Tours are only available on Saturdays and not…read moreconsistently. When we showed up, there was no docent as promised, but we were able to ask a nice lady to give us the tour. There is a video online worth watching about this property prior to visiting the house; it will give you more context and understanding. Great historical experience but they need more docents and support.

This white two story Italianate Victorian farm house build in 1877 has long been visible from busy…read morehighway 680; standing near the freeway and busy San Ramon Valley Blvd. it's a vivid reminder of the Valley's past. I always wanted to visit the house, but it only recently opened to the public has a house museum. I was fortunate to be able to join a small group for a private tour. As soon as we were met by a Docent in period dress the mood was set. Walking over the bridge to the house she started to tell the history of the Glass Family and the Valley as it was in 1877. Stepping though the door is really a step back in time. The nine room house is decorated as it would have been when the Glass family lived there. Everyone of the nine rooms was clean and not a bit of dust could be seen on the many knickknacks that the Victorians adorned their homes with. Everything in the house is original to the period. While the rugs, wallpaper, and some of the fabrics on furniture are new, they are all period reproductions. The knowledge that the two docents, Pat and Kim, shared was amazing. In addition to the story of the Glass family and the San Ramon Valley, they peppered their talk with some CA. history. I came away with even more of an appreciation of women in the 19th century working in those long dresses There is a connection between the Glass family and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. You will have to take a tour with either Pat or Kim to get the rest of the story.

I used to take tennis lessons and swim here fairly often. They have numerous tennis courts, an…read moreoutdoor basketball court, and a family-friendly swimming pool. The recreational center is also well maintained so the area is always looking clean. I definitely recommend stopping by if you into tennis, basketball, or swimming!

If I could rate 4.5 stars, I would. But, since yelp doesn't allow half-star ratings, I'll go ahead…read moreand bump this up to a full 5-star. There's absolutely nothing "wrong" with this hotel. Everything is clean and well-maintained. All of the amenities worked as designed and service is friendly. The location is also great -- super close to restaurants, grocery stores, etc. My only criticisms would be trivial things like: minor tearing on carpet and a room that felt a little cramped/generic.

Old rooms with old carpet. Seems clean but still old and not comfortable for a longer stay. Rooms…read moreare stuffy and do not have continuous air without a/c. Check in was a breeze and front desk were awesome. The exterior and lobby's are beautiful and do not reflect rooms. Breakfast was pretty bad but similar to other hyatts recently.