Hotels in Arlington, TX

Lisa Hilton has a car pool site.... you can see if there are car pools from near you.

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So, as it turns out...my friend and I are driving up. So, I have a large car, Mercury Grand Marquis. I have a little room. I will be going straight up I-95, starting in Central Florida. If anyone needs a lift, I am willing!

The Belmond Charleston Place = incredible!! We went an odd time of year so it was a steal. Could be pricey unless you are able to find a deal. Amazing hotel though!! https://www.belmond.com/hotels/north-america/usa/sc/charleston/belmond-charleston-place/

Hilton Alexandria Mark center. We stayed here for our vacation to DC GREAT hotel. Shuttles to metro station, excellent restaurant, employees were super friendly and helpful, kids had fun in the indoor/outdoor pool. If you have AAA you can get a discount

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The Virginian was awesome. Respectable price, near Arlington National Cemetery and the Rosslyn Metro. https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g30242-d110699-Reviews-Virginian_Suites_Arlington-Arlington_Virginia.html

I highly recommend The Boston Tea Party Ship. My nephews loved being able to 'throw tea crates into the harbor'. It was very interactive and kept their attention. My nephews are 10 and 4 and we were there in April.

Boston Common has a great playground so they can get their ya-yas out and maybe get some fried dough afterward! Swan boats are fun. Walk along the esplanade- also another great playground as you head toward mass Ave bridge. Museum of science, children's museum, duck boats. USS Constitution. North end food and people watching

Lowell Mills and trolley rides. You'd be surprised!

The Children's Museum! http://www.bostonchildrensmuseum.org Castle Island is great, too! http://www.bostoncentral.com/activities/beaches/p249.php

I'm sure people will chime in re: home rentals. For hotel, we enjoyed the Embassy Suites Old Town Alexandria. It's next to the King St Metro. I grew up in No Virginia and perfer access to Old Town in the evenings. Enjoy! http://embassysuites3.hilton.com/en/hotels/virginia/embassy-suites-by-hilton-alexandria-old-town-WASOTES/index.html

A cheap motel in Falls Church VA: Stratford Motor Lodge 300 W Broad St, Falls Church, VA 22046

Try North Bethesda Marriott in Maryland side. It’s right next to White Flint Metro and easy into all the stops downtown. (I grew up in Maryland). You could also probably get some deals at the Bethesda Hyatt which is right next to the Bethesda Metro and two stops closer in. These are all Red Line too so stops for Zoo, Smithsonian, etc are all on same line.

We got a great deal at the Residence Inn in Arlington last winter break. Free breakfast, super quick walk to the Metro, and only a few stops away from all the sites. We had a separate sleeping area from the kids and they got a kick out of the fact that we were staying in Arlington! http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/wasrr-residence-inn-arlington-rosslyn/

John Pennenkamp underwater state park, just off Key Largo, right at the top of the keys - a boat takes you out for a snorkeling trip. Lots of fish, coral, etc. I used to snorkel at 7, if your son hasn't practiced call them to see if appropriate.

I loved both these hotels and would stay again: Park Central Hotel on 7 th across from Carnegie Hall and Hotel Hugo in Soho.

I recently stayed at Hilton Garden Inn in TriBeCa. Right outside a subway stop. Loved the neighborhood feel in TriBeCa.

The Pearl Hotel Midtown Manhattan is very nice and was affordable for us last summer. Great if you want to be in Midtown - it's right in theater district. Theirs only 99 rooms so I would describe it as boutiquey - service is good and nice breakfast area in hotel. https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g60763-d1888977-Reviews-The_Pearl_Hotel-New_York_City_New_York.html

Rivera Beach/Blue Water in Yarmouth. Right on the beach!

Would definitely recommend the Red Jacket Beach Resort. Indoor and outdoor pools as well as a private beach and restaurant right on the property. They have jet ski rentals and parasailing as well. The Sea Crest in Falmouth is also a good option, also right on the beach with pools

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This is where we stayed. Loved it. Not sure of your price range. Let me know if you want more info. https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/679471

Art Institute is a must. I enjoyed the Field Museum as well (once I got past the very old stuffed animal diorama). See if a City Pass works for you - gets you to the front of queues and I guess it may also save you money. I always stayed at the Dana Hotel (http://www.danahotelandspa.com/) when I worked in Chicago. It isn't in the thick of the action (about 30 mins walk from Millenium Park) but I like walking and there are a lot of bars and restaurants in the area. The Dana used to be ridiculously cheap for a 4* boutique place - not sure if that is still the case.

You can try pet friendly hotels.net, the question will boil down to the amount of money they charge per pet.

Hotel Marlowe in Cambridge

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This one is amazing! http://www.mirbeau.com/pinehills-plymouth/

Grey Rocks is super

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