There are many distinct neighborhoods in Berkeley, each with its unique personality. Southside, a vibrant student neighborhood with busy Telegraph Avenue, and Downtown Berkeley, the city's commercial center, are located around the crowded University of California campus region. The Graduate Theological Union is located in the quieter neighborhood of Northside. As you move farther from the school, detached houses, frequently with additional in-law units, predominate in most areas. The famous Claremont Hotel is located in the Claremont District, while College Avenue in Elmwood is home to a thriving business district. Formerly an industrial district, West Berkeley now has offices and retail establishments in addition to the picturesque Berkeley Marina and Aquatic Park along the bay. While Westbrae is a picturesque neighborhood with the Ohlone Greenway, North Berkeley is known as the "Gourmet Ghetto" for its collection of renowned eateries. Cragmont and La Loma Park, located higher up in the Berkeley Hills, enchant locals with breathtaking views, meandering alleys, and charming public stairways and trails.