Cheap Chicago Downtown Hotels

... ! Great! Yesterday we tried to find somewhere to get our laundry done but apparently there is no laundry service in the whole Chicago downtown area!! So we went walking. It was still raining so we ended up shopping all day. The shopping here is ...

... what do those people actually do?!  As you can see, I'm pretty annoyed.  Don't worry, outburst over, on to Chicago! Hotels in Chicago are really expensive so we took the cheaper option of staying in a motel near the airport in a place called ...

... no way we wanted to settle for either, so we used the hotel's wifi whilst we searched for any other cheap options in Downtown Chicago. I suddenly remembered driving past Ohio House Motel and thinking to myself, "oh that looks like a cheap place, wonder ...

... 14 hours of driving we stopped our journey in second day (second day we covered 1001 miles distance). Chicago hotels and Denver hotels were too cheap because we reserved before starting of travel by searching or comparing of hotels, also reserved cheap ...

... shaken after that and used extra caution when crossing the road on the way home. The next day Drew and I moved to a hostel in the downtown area and spent his last day at Wet Republic a pool party at the MGM Grand. We somehow managed to sneak our way in ...

... , and an old-fashioned boardwalk marina. The whole Disney complex is huge: apart from the hotels, there are four theme parks, two water parks, a downtown shopping area complete with a circus tent for Disney`s exclusive nightly Cirque de Soleil performance ...

... at the hotel and requested a meal and sat down with my Amma doll to eat. After the meal I went back on-line an researched cheap hotels. I called the super 8 and reserved a room. The hotel staff was very kind and arranged a shuttle to take me and all my ...

... . Cheap cheap!  Our driver introduced himself as Mr. George, a tuk-tuk is like a ruggedized golf cart, and we went through downtown Maputo traffic in it, which was the best, we got to see more of real life, more daily rhythms, more of what's not on ...

... a heated outdoor pool! We went to the hotel and checked in. We went out to see what El Paso had to offer. Now the north of downtown El Paso is in Texas and the south of Downtown El Paso is in Mexico the only separation is a river and a couple of heavily ...

... population around 5mm.  It took us at least one hour to get from one end to the other and there is no downtown skyline, but instead an endless sequence of concrete blocks, billboards (most of which were election related) and many, many American ...

... on the airplane, so we located that restaurant to come back to closer to flight time.  We really had never done much shopping in the "downtown Kona" area so we figured we'd do that for a while.  We went to the Kona Inn Shopping Mall,  which is a ...

... separate from the rest of Cancun. An American lady in our colectivo from the airport went on about the drug problems and danger downtown - we didn't burst her narrow mided bubble by telling her that's where we were staying! The lovely hotel zone has a ...

... largest city in the country was also home to a subpar subway system that wouldn't take you much further than downtown and an expensive, infrequent bus services. Add to this L.A. being one of the most spread out metropolitan areas around and ...

... hidden from our greyhound behind high fences. Then came the first business district with its attendant hotels. then came more franchises. It was all Houston, but downtown, central Houston was still a long way away. Long grey miles intervened between it ...

... swirling winds adding to the mysterious atmosphere.  Unfortunately the poor Sphinx now stares balefully out over a nearby collection of cheap hotels, a Pizza Hut and a KFC! And finally, we saw the first 'true' pyramid, called the ...

... me a lot of England (i guess that's why they call it NEW England right?!)  We finished our walk by walking through the Downtown area past the Town Hall, Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market where we saw some dance group (rubbish) and a golden statue lady ...

3am, bright lights, tall buildings, big city, downtown Kuala Lumpur.   "Last stop!" shouts the bus driver and I'm awakened from dreams of pheasant hunting with my (now deceased) Labrador Buck....God I miss that dog.   'Damn, I think to ...

... around for a while and then decided to leave.  We drove back to Hollywood Hills and just before we arrived in downtown Hollywood we drove through some incredible suburb with amazing gorgeous houses - we weren't sure if it was Beverly Hills or ...

... outside our window.  I'm reminded of a scene in "Blue's Brothers" where Elwood has an ultra cheap room about 2 ft from an L track (elevated train in Chicago), the train goes by, shakes and deafens everything in the apartment: Jake "How often do the ...