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'''The Keating Hotel''' is a small, 35 room luxury hotel situated in the center of the [[Gaslamp Quarter]] of downtown [[San Diego, California]]. Located at 432 F St., the original building was constructed in 1890 and today it hosts the oldest running elevator in San Diego.{{ |
'''The Keating Hotel''' is a small, 35 room luxury hotel situated in the center of the [[Gaslamp Quarter]] of downtown [[San Diego, California]]. Located at 432 F St., the original building was constructed in 1890 and today it hosts the oldest running elevator in San Diego.{{Fact|date=September 2008}} Designed by [[Pininfarina]] and opened in 2007, the Keating Hotel is one of the growing Gaslamp District's newest contributing hotels and club (Minus-1), with a restaurant named the Merk scheduled to open later in 2008. |
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The Keating Hotel is a small, 35 room luxury hotel situated in the center of the Gaslamp Quarter of downtown San Diego, California. Located at 432 F St., the original building was constructed in 1890 and today it hosts the oldest running elevator in San Diego.[citation needed] Designed by Pininfarina and opened in 2007, the Keating Hotel is one of the growing Gaslamp District's newest contributing hotels and club (Minus-1), with a restaurant named the Merk scheduled to open later in 2008.
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[www.thekeating.com The Keating Official Website]
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