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Hotels near Broadway Plaza

So you're thinking about heading to Broadway Plaza? We've got some pointers!

It's located in Pleasanton. Sit back and enjoy the 250 kilometres drive from Carson City, the state capital.

If you've got your heart set on staying around Broadway Plaza, it's worth booking ahead. You'll be able to find 4 hotels within a quick commute. The Walnut Creek Marriott and Holiday Inn Express Walnut Creek are worth considering.

Don't care about a mint on your pillow? Sleep at one of the reasonably priced hotels in the vicinity. The Diablo Mountain Inn is a short 0.8 kilometres away, and if that doesn't tick all the boxes, the Motel 6 Walnut Creek is only 2 kilometres away.

You could also splurge a little at one of the luxury hotels. You'll enjoy your stay at the Lafayette Park Hotel & Spa and Renaissance Clubsport Walnut Creek Hotel.

For a pick-me-up, head to Starbucks (1340 North Main Street, Walnut Creek). If you're looking for dinner, Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar (1685 Mount Diablo Boulevard, Walnut Creek) is within wandering distance.

Other Things to Do Near Broadway Plaza

After visiting Broadway Plaza, don't turn a blind eye to the surrounding region:

Have a quick flip through the exciting program of exhibits, artworks and concerts taking place at Lesher Center for the Arts.
Aim for an eagle and try not to get stuck in the rough when you tee off at Diablo Hills Golf Course.
Keep your ears open for passing birds chirping and the bees buzzing while you wander around Gardens at Heather Farm.
Browse the many fascinating exhibits and specimens at Lindsay Wildlife Museum.
If you've always been curious as to how plants live in the dry habitats of the desert, head on over to Ruth Bancroft Garden and find out.