Piccadilly Inn Shaw

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Piccadilly Inn Shaw

2305 West Shaw Avenue

Fresno, CA 93711 US

Area: Fresno Area

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Adults: age 18+

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Children: 0-17

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Conveniently located in Northwest Fresno, The Piccadilly Inn Shaw is the elite choice of Fresno Hotels. This full service luxury hotel features Oliver's Pub, a (9) hole putting green, complimentary hi-speed wireless, meeting rooms, and a private garden courtyard all nestled in single level bungalows and hotel rooms on 7 1/2 acres.

The Piccadilly Inn Shaw is situated approximately ten miles from Fresno-Yosemite International Airport, eight miles from downtown, and three miles from highway and freeway access. Local attractions include Fresno Convention Center, Fresno Fairgrounds, and Sports City Athletic Center.

Other hotel amenities include complimentary extensive continental breakfast, free airport shuttle, and free parking. Guests may also enjoy the fitness room, outdoor pool and spa. In addition Oliver's serves complimentary hors d'oeuvres during Happy Hour Monday through Friday.

Guest rooms feature non smoking rooms, free high speed internet, individual climate control, cable TV, On-Command in-room movies, coffeemakers, refrigerators, hairdryers, irons, ironing boards, and freshly baked cookies upon arrival.

Piccadilly Inn Shaw Property Information:

Rooms: 194
Floors: 2

Piccadilly Inn Shaw Service

Luxury
Shuttle
Family rooms
Free parking
Meals
Free breakfast
Hot tub
Free high speed internet
Dry cleaning
Data port
Dining
Swimming pool
Fitness facility

Piccadilly Inn Shaw Reservation Policies:

Check-In: 1500
Check-Out: 1200

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Fresno Events & Entertainment

Events

February

Boat Show

Held late February

Location: Exhibit Hall, 848 M St

559-431-0336

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Viva El Mariachi Festival

Held in late February

Location: Exhibit Hall, Selland Arena

559-621-4700

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Fat Tuesday

Held in late February

Location: Tower District

559-497-8362

Mardi Gras Week and Parade

March

Autorama Car Show

Held late March

Location: Fresno

559-621-4711

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This annual car show features custom cars

Home and Garden Show

Held early March

Location: Fresno Fairgrounds

800-897-7899

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Antique and Collectible Fair

Held late March

Location: Old Town Clovis, 4^th and Pollasky

559-298-5774

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April

Blossom Days Festival

Held in early April

Location: Sanger

559-875-4575

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CSUF Vintage Days

Held in mid April

Location: Shaw and Cedar

559-278-2741

Crafts Faire with over 160 craft vendors, Boomtown Carnival with student organizations sponsoring food and game booths, Kid's Day with arts & crafts, bounces houses, pony rides and petting zoo.

Breakfast with the Animals

Held mid April

Roeding Park, Chaffee Zoological Gardens

559-274-5988

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Selma Raisin Festival

Held in late April – early May

Location: Lincoln Park

559-896-3315

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The Great Western Southern Gospel Fan Festival

Held in late April

Location: Save Mart Center

559-347-3400

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May

Basque Picnic

Held in early May

Location: Coombs Riverbend Ranch, Madera

559-275-6192

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Concours d' Elegance

Held mid May

Location: CSU Fresno

559-438-6367

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Strawberry Jamboree and Car Show

Held early May

Location: Sierra Vista Mall

559-299-7363

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Riverdale Spring Festival and Rodeo

Held in early May

Location: Riverdale

559-867-3310

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Springfest

Held in early May

Location: Cottonwood Park

559-299-0392

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E Street Fair

Held in mid May

Location: Downtown Fresno

559-441-7915

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June

Great Taco Festival

Held in early June

Location: Eaton Plaza, Fresno & O Streets

559-621-6602

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July

Fourth of July Celebration

Held on the fourth of July

Location: Varies throughout the city

559-846-6343

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August

Serendipity Antique Show

Held mid August

Location: Fresno Fairgrounds

559-434-9160

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Riverbend Smooth Jazz Festival

Held in late August

Location: Coombs Riverbend Ranch, Madera

559-230-4329

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Farmers Market

Held in late August

Location: Farmer’s Market, Old Town

559-298-5774

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Greek Food Festival

Held in late August

Location: St. George Orthodox Church on N. Orchard Avenue

559-233-0397

September

Kerman Harvest Festival & Parade

Held in early – mid September

Location: Kerckhoff Park

559-546-6343

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Reel Pride Film Festival

Held in mid September

Location: Tower Theatre

559-443-0600

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Caruther’s District Fair

Held in late September – early October

Location: Fresno

559-864-3768

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October

The Big Fresno Fair

Held in early – mid October

Location: Big Fresno Fairgrounds

559-650-FAIR

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November

Serendipity Antique Show

Held early November

Location: Fresno Fairgrounds

559-434-9160

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Fall Color Festival

Held in early November

Location: Shinzen Friendship Garden, Woodward Park

559-226-8034

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Kearney Park Renaissance Faire

Held in mid November

Location: Kearney Park

559-392-0965

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December

Santa Lucia Festival

Held in early December

Location: Swedish Village, Kingsburg

559-897-1111

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Entertainment

Fresno Ballet

1401 N. Wishon Avenue
Fresno, CA 93728

559-23-DANCE

A complement of vibrant, young men and women bring a new dimension and versatility to the repertoire.

Fresno Philharmonic

2610 West Shaw Lane
Fresno, CA 93711

559-261-0600

The Fresno Philharmonic strives to present high quality, live orchestral music to audiences throughout the San Joaquin Valley.

The Save Mart Center at Fresno State

2650 East Shaw Avenue

Fresno, CA 93710

559-347-3400

Hours: Monday - Friday: 9:30am - 4:30pm, Saturday - Sunday (non-event days, non-on sale days): closed

The Save Mart Center at Fresno State is one of the premier event centers on the West Coast. With a seating capacity around 16,000 the center is perfect for a variety of concerts, sporting events, family shows and more.

2^nd Space Theatre

Located on Olive Avenue in Fresno

559-266-0660

Enjoy some of the best entertainment in Fresno. The 2nd Space Theatre provides entertainment year round and is the perfect way to enjoy an evening.

Warnors Theater

400 Fulton St.
Fresno, CA 93721
559-264-2848

Performances year round, call for additional information

Sports

Fresno Grizzlies Baseball
Triple-A affiliate of the San Francisco Giants

Games played at Grizzlies Stadium

1800 Tulare St. Fresno, CA
559-442-1994

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Fresno Falcons Hockey
AA affiliates to the San Jose Sharks

Games played at The Save Mart Center

2650 E. Shaw Avenue Fresno, CA 93710
559-485-PUCK

Call for additional information and schedule

Fresno State Sports

1600 E. Bulldog Lane

Fresno, CA 93740

559-278-DOGS

Fresno takes pride in collegiate sports. Enjoy Football, Baseball, Basketball, Softball and more. Every year Fresno State is among the nation's best.

Fresno Destination Overview

Once a dry desert, Fresno, and a million acres surrounding it, are now lush with vineyards, orange groves, and plantings of cotton and other crops. In fact, Fresno County is one of the nation’s agricultural leaders. Conveniently located in the central San Joaquin Valley, this is one California city not to be missed. Just to the west it is predominantly flat, with the land devoted to agriculture. To the east, the snow-capped Sierra Nevada Mountains rise out of the low foothills.

Blossom trail is a scenic, 63 mile self-guided tour encompassing vineyards, orchards, and historical points of interest.It serves as an orientation to the area. The trail passes almond, peach, apricot, plum, and nectarine trees in blossom from late February through March. With four very moderate seasons, Fresno’s weather is generally mild throughout the year. Summers are dry and warm; winters are cool and sometimes a little misty. The scenic mountain elevations above 5000 feet are sprinkled with snow in late fall and winter, adding to the beauty of the area.

The first European settlement of the Fresno region was by the Spaniards as they searched for suitable mission sites. It was declared to be the property of the United States in 1846 following the Mexican War. Today the city and the entire county play host to thousands of visitors who come to enjoy including the nearby National Parks. Fresno is the only city in the United States with three National Parks within an hour and a half drive. Yosemite, Kings Canyon, and Sequoia are three spectacular sites.

One of the most popular is Yosemite National Park., renowned for its magnificent valley, great granite domes and peaks, waterfalls, giant sequoia, and spectacular high country. Sequoia National Park is an unspoiled treasure of some of the most striking scenery in the world. Its towering giant sequoia trees and soaring mountain peaks, its cascading creeks, flowering meadows and star studded evening skies adorn this masterpiece of nature. Spring and summer offer sensational hiking, horseback riding, fishing and cave tours. Winter boasts cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and sledding in the Sierras.

Kings Canyon’s 461,901 acres are largely wilderness. The park features summits of the High Sierras and two huge canyons on the Kings River. Kings Canyon was established as a national park in 1940 and adjoins Sequoia. They are administered as one unit. In addition to visiting the nearby National Parks, there is much to see and do within the city.

The Chaffee Zoo offers visitors the opportunity to experience a diversity of animal and plant life. This unique zoo focuses on our good fortune in having such diversity of life on our planet At the Downing Planetarium, visitors have the opportunity of gazing into the stars. With a 74 seat theater and a 30-foot dome, the planetarium allows visitors to experience the heavens without even going outside. For those who just want to splash around and have some fun, the Fresno Island Water Park is a must visit attraction. With over 20 water slides and rides, a huge arcade, as well as an amusement park and miniature golf, it’s fun for the whole family.

The Fresno Metropolitan Museum of Art, History, and Science is fascinating for all ages. It displays memorabilia from author William Saroyan, a native of Fresno. A science gallery has more than 40 interactive stations with exhibits geared toward children. Forestiere Underground Gardens is an amazing underground retreat designed and created by hand to resemble the Roman catacombs by Sicilian immigrant Baldasare Forestiere in the early 1900s. Under the earth are extensive rooms, passageways, gardens, patios, and courtyards filled with exotic plants.

The rooms are lit by skylights. Another favorite site is Roeding Park which features Rotary Playland with a carousel, rides, a miniature railway and the Japanese War Memorial. Whatever the reason for visiting, whether business or pleasure, Fresno leaves its visitors breathless from its unparalleled beauty and eager to return for another visit.