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First off congratulations on doing some wise thngis. Going Sunday through Thursday will save you money and signing up for e-mail up dates. 1-IMHO the very best thing you can do is book as far in advance as you can, then, keep on looking right up until a week before you leave. 2-Don't book a package that you can't get out of. (early on) 3-Check several travel sites to compare room rates, when you find out the lowest rate for your dates, call the hotel(s) that you are interested in and see if they will price match the online rate..I stay at Orleans quite often because Coast properties do price match.online travel sitesfor LV informationRoom rates for 7/22 7/27Orleans $59 2 miles off the strip down Tropicans, has free shuttle to Barbary Coast from 9:30am to Midnight. Very nice rooms, good low limit table games, great cocktail waitresses with the hottest outfits in LV..Unfortunately for us video poker players Orleans has trashed their VP..Gold Coast $48 sister property to Orleans, also has the shuttle service, not nearly as nice as either the Orleans or Barbary Coast.Barbary Coast $70 has the best location of any hotel/casino in LV, smack dab in the middle of LV blvd. Smaller hotel with very nice rooms and 40in plasma screen tv's. No swimming poolSam's Town $32 located on the Boulder Hyw nice rooms, their indoor park(Mystic Falls) is a very romantic spot(IMHO) ..Great place to gamble, excellent VP/slots and table games. Good buffet. Free shuttle service to several locations on the strip and downtown..Their shuttles are actually greyhound type busses(very nice) $32 is a heck of a deal for ST, the only drawback is the off strip location, if it's your first trip you might want to stay on the strip.Golden Nugget $59 Sun/Wed and $109 for Thursday(?) for some reason the rate jumps $50 for Thur. downtown LV's lone four star hotel, first class all the way..Very nice rooms, the new pool is really cool.Stratosphere $40 North end of LV Blvd. the strip bus(Deuce) stops right in fromt. Rooms are ok, nothing great but not motel 6 either. European style adult pool. If you love heights and having the bejesus scared out of you, you'll love the tower/rides I have stayed at all of the above hotels and would do so again. If you're interested in any of these, I would call and see if they will price match. The Coast hotels do, or have>Orleans, Gold Coast and Barbary Coast All of the room rates above are very good ones. It depends on where you want to stay, the strip, downtown, off strip, Boulder Hwy And, the amenities you're looking for The LVA site above will have ratings, reviews and links to each hotel, and you can read the reviews on they are usually at least worth a chuckle

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These some main travel agent which i know hope you find your solution here: * Aero Wheels Travels Pvt. Ltd. Varanasi Nationwide Car Hire company . 095 94 97 0813 * Enterprises Car Rental Varanasi * Savaari Car Rental Varanasi has a reputation for providing quality luxury car rentals Varanasi. For more information on online booking of Rental Car in Varanasi, * Hertz Car RentalMany of the sights are in the tiny narrow winding alleys of the waterfront. Rickshaws are only useful for longer trips across town or to the train stations. A cycle-rickshaw from the Junction train station to Dasaswamedh Ghat (or Godaulia if the road is closed) should cost Rs 20. From Godaulia to Assi Ghat is Rs 10. Taxis exist but traffic makes them impractical. There is a pre-paid auto-rickshaw stand at the Varanasi Junction (Cantt) train station.By footis the only way to see the waterfront and the ghats but be ready to be hot, sweaty, and lost – locals are usually happy to point you in the right direction. The names of ghats and signs pointing to restaurants and hotels are often painted on the walls in Roman letters. For better orientation, walk into any book store and pick up a small guide/map book that will have the list of all the ghats and their historical background. By busThere are daily buses to the Nepali border and other points around northern India. Local buses leave from the main bus station near the train station, almost every hour in the morning and one in the evening, to Gorakhpur (5-6 hrs, Rs 120), from where buses leave to the Nepali border at Sonauli (~3 hrs, Rs 56).There are buses run by state government from Lucknow (8hrs), Kanpur (9hrs – Rs. 195) and Allahabad(3hrs – Rs. 88)Budget * Monu Family Paying Guest House, D 8/4 Kalika Gali, Dashashwamedh, Varanasi 221 001 (near Golden Temple), â 0091-0542-2400908 (monufamliyguesthouse@gmail.com), Monu Guest House is situated right in the epicentre of the old town. It has very colourful, sweet and a familiar atmosphere. Rooms are very neat and clean with attached bath, western loos and h&c shower.They have also Internet available at Rupees 30/hour Only.Hindi courses and music lessons of Sitar,Tabla,Vocal are available in house and they also sells Instruments like Sitar,Tabla,Harmonium,Surbahar,etc. over there. Rs 160-610. * Ganga Fuji Home, (between Man Mandeer Ghat and Dasaswamedh Ghat). Some rooms have shared bathroom; more expensive rooms have A/C and TV. All rooms are clean, with clean sheets and towel. The rooftop restaurant offers evening concerts every night. Rs 350-990. * Groovy Ganges Guesthouse (à¤à¥à¤°à¥à¤µà¥ à¤à¤à¤à¤¾ à¤à¥à¤¸à¥à¤ à¤¹à¤¾à¤à¤¸), B2/225, B-6-A, Bhadaini (in Bhadaini neighborhood near Assi Ghat), â 993.618.0896 (info@groovyganges.org, fax: (001)206.984.1165),. checkin: whenever; checkout: no hurry. Live in an Indian home with an Indian family. Unlimited broadband internet access comes with every room, making this an ideal place for long-term students, researchers, and activists wanting to integrate into local culture. Boiled water used for all cooking. Rs 2000/week. * Hotel River View, a couple ghats north of Panchganga Ghat (To get here, walk north from Dasaswamedh Ghat for about 15 minutes, and follow the numerous blue and white painted signs that begin to appear.). Rs100-250. * Maa Vaishno Guesthouse (à¤®à¤¾à¤ à¤µà¥à¤¶à¥ à¤à¥à¤¸à¥à¤ à¤¹à¤¾à¤à¤¸), B 5/188 Shivala Ghat, â 91.542.227.7013.mobile-09.33.649.0694 (vermadinesh81@gmail.com). Family run guesthouse situated two minutes from the Shivala Ghat.a very short walking distance to the burning ghats but far enough away to avoid smoke and smell.ganga view 10 clean rooms, all with attached bathroom with running hot and cold shower. Roof top restaurant,sunrise & sun set from roof & room. ADSL internet, laundry, train, bus and air ticket arrangement and other travel services available. free pickup service from varanasi railway station. * Maruti Guest House (à¤®à¤¾à¤°à¥à¤¤à¥ à¤à¥à¤¸à¥à¤ à¤¹à¤¾à¤à¤¸), Sahodarbir (near Assi Ghat), â 231.2261,. Friendly family run guest house with clean well lit rooms. There is a roof top garden and restaurant where fresh home made food is served. Power backup for the rooms and hot showers are available as well as broadband Internet access. The owner of the guest house, Dr. V.N. Tripathi, gives Yoga and meditation lessons upon request. Rs 50-400. * Sahi Riverview Guest House, (on Assi Ghat, next to Harmony Book Shop), â Phone. This place is very clean, quiet, and recommended. Newly opened, the guest house has the most fascinating Ganges views and the exotic sunrise from its balconies, rooms and terrace. All rooms have 24 hrs hot water with attached bathrooms. * Shanti Guesthouse, â Phone. 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Posted by Charlee 29 days ago

Any of the rest areas on the NJ turnpike are well patrolled and safe. This is also true of the one rest stop in Delaware, and the two (Chesapeake House and Maryland House in MD north of Baltimore are also safe. Between DC and Baltimore there is a rest area with just vending, no services. Again it is a busy place, and safe to stop. There is also free WiFi so you can check your email from your car. You may want to stop there, because VA has closed most of the rest areas to save money. The next open area is just north of Fredericksburg VA, which is a several hour drive. You want to avoid getting off the road south of that rest stop, until you are will into VA. The areas off of the the DC beltway (part of 95) are a little bit rough. I do not know how far you plan on driving, but a good stopping point may be south of Richmond VA. There is a Hampton Inn in Stoney Creek VA that is not only safe, it is quiet and very comfortable. There is a Sleep Inn next to it. I have not stayed at the Sleep Inn, but it is run by the same owner, so I assume it is also well run.You may want to fill the tank in NJ, there are several truck stops that have low prices at the end of the NJ Turnpike. At exit 104 in VA there are again truck stops, and the prices are usually lower there than anywhere else. Once you get into the Carolinas, you do not have to worry as much about safety, but you will have to still be aware of your surroundings.Try to stay in areas with activity, and trust your instincts. If an area does not feel right, keep moving. If you want an alternate route that avoids some traffic and tolls, feel free to e-mail me car insurance auto insurance

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All rest areas on I-95 are well maintained and patrolled. You won’t have any problems there.As for hotels, make sure you get a hotel with interior corridors and not room doors that open directly to the outside. Also drive around the building before going in and make sure all the doors are locked and can only be accessed with a room key. If it’s after dark and the doors aren’t locked, then keep driving.There is really nothing to see between Washington, DC and Savannah, GA. You will see signs for South of the Border, but keep on going, unless you need to use the facilities as there is nothing there but tacky stores selling the same stuff that they sold when we went down 30 years ago.You can safely make it in 2 days of driving. The halfway point is roughly around Fayetteville, NC. levitra acyclovir online

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I just got back from New York City last weekend. I stayed at The Pod hotel. It is under $225 a night. It is located right next to the 51st & Lexington ave subway. The rooms are modern and very clean. I stayed in the bunk room with my friend. It was $157/night with tax (I went through Hotels.com). We each had a 10in flat screen tv on each bed and their was an iPod docking station in the room. The bar next door was an awesome New York neighborhood bar. Times Square and Greenwich Village were only a couple stops away. Hope you have fun! Check out www.thepodhotel.com. car insureance car insurance in florida

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