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KillerOrange gives you the ability to shop for the best hotel or motel for your next vacation or overnight stay in Orange County, California.
Hotel/motel amenity information is fully listed, including a detailed description of each hotel or motel if available.
Details include information such as: free parking, number of rooms, number of floors, spas, fitness & exercise gyms, childrens amenities, babysitting & childcare, beach access, handicapped rooms, golf, room service, concierge, ice machines, meeting & banquet facilities, tennis, laundry, express check-out, mini bars, fishing, and indoor & outdoor pools.
Room amenities such as hair dryers, coffee makers, modem lines, internet access, fax, copy service, television, cable, elevators, clothes irons, barber/beauty salons, clock radios, safe deposit boxes, and complimentary breakfasts are also detailed.
Most listings include a photo of the OC hotel or motel.
If you are going to Disneyland, consider the surrounding cities - Fullerton, Orange, Santa Ana, Garden Grove, Buena Park and Stanton in addition to Anaheim.
If you are looking for an awesome beach or harbor vacation, consider OC's many wonderful beach communities including San Clemente, Capistrano Beach, Dana Point, Laguna Beach, Corona del Mar, Newport Beach, Huntington Beach and Seal Beach.
If you are flying in or out of the Orange County John Wayne Airport, surrounding cities/communities include Newport Beach, Corona del Mar, Irvine, Tustin, Santa Ana, Fountain Valley and Costa Mesa.
Click on one of the city links above to find and reserve a room at the hotel or motel that best fits your needs for the OC vacation of your dreams.
If you enjoy mountain biking or hiking, OC has some of the best and most accessible wilderness imaginable. You can literally bike (or hike) from the mountains to the sea. Consider communities such as Brea, Yorba Linda, Anaheim Hills, Orange, Tustin, Irvine, Trabuco, Mission Viejo, Aliso Viejo, San Juan Capistrano, Dana Point, Newport Beach or any of the Lagunas for quick-and-easy trail access.
If you are looking for something else to do while you are in the OC, don't forget to check out our Things to do around Orange County Cities page for many wonderful ideas!
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| "Each week, the Orange County Business Journal delivers the most complete package of news and information on Orange County's companies, industries and businesspeople. It is comprehensive, authoritative, concise and entertaining. Presented in a lively and accessible format, the Business Journal is required reading for Orange County executives, managers and professionals - written in an up-tempo, breezy style that reveals the drama, excitement and fun in enterprise." |
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"The OCBC is the leading business organization in Orange County, California. OCBC is a private-sector alliance of companies and public sector partners that represents hundreds of local enterprises from small shops to giant multi-national companies.
OCBC provides the forum for businesses to join together, often in conjunction with government and educational institutions, to invest in the growth and prosperity of the fifth largest county in America....
Orange County is one of the most desirable places in the nation to live, work, raise families and enjoy an excellent quality of life. The Orange County Business Council contributes to the advancement of business so that the region's vibrant economy will continue to expand, bringing the benefits of prosperity to every corner of the county.
Three strategic initiatives guide the organization's work as it moves into the 21st Century:
* Workforce Development
* Economic Development
* Advocacy" Irvine |
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"The Simple GreenŽ story began over twenty-five years ago, long before 'environmentally friendly' products were mandated by law or considered the new trend. Bruce FaBrizio and his father developed a safer alternative to the toxic cleaners originally designed to remove tannic acid, a by-product of coffee roasting, from roasting machinery. It took three years to perfect the biodegradable, not-toxic, non-flammable, non-abrasive formula. After its initial success, Bruce began selling Simple Green to industrial customers in 55-gallon drums; which he delivered in his van, for use as a cleaner on equipment and floors.
In 1979, just as initial retail marketing efforts were beginning to pay off, Bruce's father died. Bruce managed to keep the business alive and in 1981 gave his company the name it continues to carry - Sunshine Makers, Inc. Simple Green was then introduced nationally into several new markets including hardware/Do It Yourself, consumer grocery & drug, GSA (government) and industrial classes of trade. In the early 1990s, Bruce introduced the Environmental Technology Division, in an effort to define the cutting edge of today's cleaning solutions and high standards for environmental responsibility.
Today, over 3 million dollars have been spent to prove the safety and efficacy claims of Simple Green. Simple Green has its headquarters in Huntington Harbour, California, with satellite offices all over the world. Simple Green is manufactured in Garden Grove - California, Lawrenceville - Georgia, Auckland - New Zealand and Zurich - Switzerland." Huntington Beach |
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