If you're searching for kid friendly hotels in San Francisco for your next family vacation, this blog is dedicated to you and your family's sanity. Personality Hotels has two kid suites to make your next family vacation the best one yet!

Hotel Diva makes kids feel like true divas and divos when they stay in the Little Divas Suite, which celebrates famous child actors, actresses and characters. Able to accommodate a family of four, this two-room suite allows kids to have their own room, separated by a connecting door to the parent’s room. Ah...comfort and security!

Stylized for even the savviest pint-sized traveler, the Little Divas Suite comes complete with modern bunk beds, colorful “Donut Pouf” cushions, a Mac computer, a karaoke machine, Wii gaming system, a drawing table and lots of toys.

Read more of what your family can expect on The Mom Reviews.  

Hotel Union Square's Kids Suite boasts retro-style mixed media collages of famous kid-friendly San Francisco landmarks, all stylized in primary colors to engage kids and encourage them to be artistic. This large one bedroom suite, with a bookshelf divider for added privacy, features a cherry wood trundle bed, a computer filled with history related games, Nintendo Wii, a writing desk, books and games.

See what Simply Real Moms had to say about their stay. 

Happy kids, even happier parents. We hope to see the whole fam soon!

Everyone likes a good deal, especially when traveling. These top 5 spots that we love are within walking distance to your San Francisco Personality Hotel, and will leave you and your wallet happy:

1. Pearl's Deluxe Burgers

When the burger craving hits, head to Pearl's. It's hard to go wrong here and with some many meat options and add-ons, pretty much anyone will leave feeling full and happy. Not to mention they serve melt-in-your-mouth milkshakes, and several different types of french fries. Sweet potato fries? Yes, please! Good for lunch or dinner. 708 Post St.

2. Kare-Ken

Only open in the evenings, Kare-Ken serves up a classic Japanese katsu curry. This place is small, but dishes up hearty comfort food and friendly service. Their made-from-scratch curry can be served mild or hot and topped with extras like a boiled egg, corn, fried seasonal veggies, and tempura onion rings. You can always add more meat, sauce, or rice to up-size the portions. The late-night (after 10pm) menu flaunts a beef curry dog and a katsu curry sandwich. 552 Jones St.

3. Bio

A cozy gem tucked in the middle of Union Square, Bio caters to those who eat a gluten-free or vegan diet. You'll find gluten-free quiche and vegan vegetable soups and salads. But don't worry, bacon lovers will still be pleased here - the prosciutto, fig, and gruyere sandwich always hits the spot. With both savory and sweet options, and hot and cold beverages (they even make their own Kombucha) Bio is a one-stop-shop ideal for breakfast or lunch. 75 O'Farrell St.

4. Bite

Sandwich lovers should look no further. This order-at-the-counter deli never disappoints. Build your own sandwich or order a specialty, like the Gouda Good - a heavenly combination of their rotisserie chicken with Gouda cheese and special pepperhouse sauces on Dutch crunch bread. Order a salad, or a rotisserie chicken with a side dish for a bread-less, but still delicious, alternative. Open-late. 912 Sutter St.

5. Golden Coffee Shop

With plenty of breakfast options, this mom and pop diner will satisfy the most important meal of the day. Fuel for a day of sight-seeing or to cure last night's hangover, jump-start your day with classic scrambled eggs with corned beef, hash browns and toast, or a stack of fluffy pancakes. Oh, and they also serve Chinese food after 11am. We'll let you be the judge of that. Cash only. 901 Sutter St.

Last Thursday night I got to feel like a little kid again, but with big kid advantages. Full of excitement I attended my first-ever Nightlife event at California Academy of Sciences. With minimal expectations, I headed for Golden Gate Park to take part in 'Sharktoberfest'.

Every Thursday evening, the museum hosts an adult-only festivity influenced by a different environmental or scientific theme. And last week's theme happened to be Sharktoberfest. There was a live German band decked out in ledderhosen, Berlin-style ping pong, a pop-up beer garden, and great cocktails. I can't deny my love for cocktails so I went for the Farallon Collins - a delicious blend of vodka, fresh canteloupe, house-made ginger shrub, local honey and fresh mint. The night was off to a good start.

But cocktails aside, the real celebration of the evening was in honor of sharks. Here in Northern California during October local conservancy groups adopt the theme 'Sharktober' to raise awareness that sharks are endangered and the health of our ocean is suffering because of that.

In addition to shark education, all of the regular Cal Academy exhibitions were open for exploration, as they always are. With cocktail in hand, I came nose-to-nose with creatures at the aquariam, took a virtual safari through Africa in the natural history museum, and excited my senses in the all-too-real earthquake exhibit. Others journeyed through the stunning 4-story rain forest and others were entertained by digital imagery in the planetarium.  

With food and drink options, live music, and tons of activities, Nightlife is the perfect way to spend a Thursday evening with friends. I left feeling happy and proud of the new things I learned. I didn't feel like I was being educated, it just naturally happened, in the most fun way possible.  

INTERESTED IN VISITING CAL ACADEMY? Ask your front desk about discounted tickets. 

Summer may be over everywhere else, but not for San Francisco. In honor of our Indian Summer, we threw a White Party this past Wednesday night to celebrate all of our fabulous clients. Guests arrived at the Hotel Union Square Penthouse to soak up the evening rooftop sun and mingle with old and new friends.  

HUGE thanks to San Francisco Wedding & Events Photographer Jim Vetter for capturing the evening, Le Grand Courage for the celebratory bubbly, Sauce for the delicious speciality cocktails and appetizers, and Jonathan Rachman for the beautiful finishing touches!

Thank you to all who joined the celebration! Until next time...

Hotel Diva was in the spotlight last Friday when a new celebrity signature was added to San Francisco's ONLY sidewalk of fame! Jermaine Jackson, renowned musician and member of the Jackson 5, signed and placed his hands in wet cement on our sidewalk - permanently joining celebs like Joan Rivers, Stevie Wonder, and Anjelica Huston.

This red carpet event was more than just a public appearance for Mr. Jackson. It was a chance for him to make a statement about the world water crisis and his support of Salvare La Vita Water, a company working to combat the issue. For every 31 bottles of spring water sold, Vita Water provides one person with clean water for 20 years, by building wells in communities around the world that need it most. And now, Personality Hotels is proud to support their mission too.

ABC News came out to capture the evening. Take a peek below of their coverage!

Have you ever had a boss who lacked style and class? Probably at some point or another, we could all answer yes. But a true leader should have it all, don't you think? Well, enter Yvonne Lembi-Detert. She fearlessly leads our team and looks totally chic while doing it. Her closet must look like something out of Sex and the City. Well maybe a little less fur because this is California, afterall. 

Curious to know more about what we'd find in her closet, we asked Yvonne about her top 5 places to shop in San Francisco. And since every shopping trip should be followed with a reward, we also asked about her top places to dine. Here's what our CEO had to say...

Fashion:

1. Kurt Geiger for fun shoes
2. Vince for urban everyday wear
3. All Saints for funky and edgy eye apparel 
4. Barney’s for unique designer must-haves
5. Neiman Marcus for hangbags and classic pieces

Dining:

1. Gitane for fabulous cocktails and mashed peas
2. Le Colonial for its ambiance and many floor levels of entertainment while dining
3. 54 Mint especially when its truffle season
4. Colibri for the very best guacamole and ceviche
5. Bouche for its tiny kitchen creating incredible culinary bites

In lieu of recent events, Personality Hotels would love the honor of rescuing a former Disney Star who needs a lesson(s) in appropriate Diva behavior. We are offering Miley a relaxing retreat where she will learn to mind her manners and restore her image. 

If Miley comes to stay with us, she will receive the following, for free:

•  A three night stay at a San Francisco Personality Hotel – Hotel Diva, Kensington Park or Hotel Union Square

•  Etiquette classes at the Parsons School of Etiquette  

•  A copy of Tiffany’s Table Manners book

•  A ladies lunch at The Rotunda at Neiman Marcus

•  A personal shopping voyage guided by famed style icon Wilkes Bashford

•  An automatic toothbrush and tongue scraper hygiene kit (at least we aren’t washing her mouth out with soap)

Help us bring Miley to San Francisco! Share this story and tag Miley (@MileyCyrus) and use hashtag #divaMiley

Sunday February 3^rd our very own San Francisco 49ers will be taking on the Baltimore Ravens in New Orleans for the Super Bowl championships. If we win, we will become the fifth city in history to take home World Series and Super Bowl championships in the same season, and prove that San Francisco really is the best city on earth.

While it is fun to sit at home on your comfortable couch and watch the game… Nothing will compare to the streets of San Francisco where fans, enthusiasts and fanatics will be rushing with adrenaline. The bars will be crazy, the streets will be full of insanity and in order to avoid the World Series like riot, the screening at Civic Center is closed.

The question then remains: Where to watch the game in SF!?

Urban Tavern is a chic bar located in Union Square. On Super Bowl Sunday they will be having special cocktails between 11:30 AM to 10:30 PM on of which is similar to the Harlequin Fizz.

The Bus Stop, on 1901 Union Street, is an iconic sports bar that has been serving thirsty local sports fans for over 100 years. Looking to let out your frustration and show your 49ers pride, this is the place to go. You are sure to find fans bleeding in pride so Raven fans, enter with caution.

Beach Chalet is offering half-price appetizers and brews, plus special bar bites. Whether you sit inside at the bar, or in the back room with gorgeous views of Golden Gate Park, the Chalet will have your favorite brews on tap. Typically it's not a sports bar, but we're pretty sure that on Sunday it will be one.

Ace’s Bar is going to be open from 6AM with free BBQ on Sunday for all! With flat screens, sofas and lounging everywhere. Petes Tavern on the other hand will remind you of your college days. A comparatively classy frat house turned into a huge bar filled with enthusiastic alumni and friendly locals.

We have you set on where to watch the game but don’t forget to gear yourself up in 49ers apparel! Even if you aren’t a die hard football fan, you need to represent SF! All over Union Square, Embarcadero and Financial District there are street stands of jerseys, hates, tattoos - you name it. Grab one on the go and enjoy the game. Niners are for sure bringing it home. Lets go Niners2013!