Where to stay, Nashville, Tampa, Raleigh
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Where to stay, Nashville, Tampa, Raleigh
About to take business trip to Atlanta, Tampa Raleigh with only a day or two in each city. Would like to stay someplace central and charming/interesting, whatever that means
Would like to know areas, as well specific hotels under $200.
Also, anyplace interesting to explore in Tampa and/or Raleigh for a day?
Thanks!
Would like to know areas, as well specific hotels under $200.
Also, anyplace interesting to explore in Tampa and/or Raleigh for a day?
Thanks!
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So, what do YOU mean by "charming/interesting"? If you mean a B&B try this: http://www.oakwoodinnbb.com/ - very central.
For things to do in the Raleigh area see: http://www.fodors.com/community/unit...omment-8065978
For things to do in the Raleigh area see: http://www.fodors.com/community/unit...omment-8065978
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Tampa - Ybor City is the historic part of Tampa. Great nightlife, restaurants and all withing walking distance. There is also a streetcar that runs right through it. Hilton Garden Inn is whithin walking distance to the main drag. Channelside Tampa is also fun to explore. If you prefer downtown area I recommend Sheraton Tampa Riverwalk.
Finally, if you want a great evening out at a restaurant www.bernssteakhouse.com would be the place.
Finally, if you want a great evening out at a restaurant www.bernssteakhouse.com would be the place.
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Ybor City is cool, but gets dicey late at night--after 11, say, on weekends. Nothing to worry about, just a note.
Channelside is mostly shuttered at the moment; there are some restaurants and businesses open, and good ones, but I wouldn't choose to stay there. Right across from Bern's is the new Epicurean Hotel, a foodie-themed luxury, boutique hotel in a walkable neighborhood. That would be my hands down pick for Tampa. I also like the Westin Harbour Island, which is an easy walk to downtown.
Channelside is mostly shuttered at the moment; there are some restaurants and businesses open, and good ones, but I wouldn't choose to stay there. Right across from Bern's is the new Epicurean Hotel, a foodie-themed luxury, boutique hotel in a walkable neighborhood. That would be my hands down pick for Tampa. I also like the Westin Harbour Island, which is an easy walk to downtown.
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Btw, an Aloft hotel is taking shape right next door to the Sheraton Riverwalk, scheduled to open in "early 2014", so if you book a room at the Sheraton, request to be away from the construction side. (The new Le Meridien Courthouse, which is a rehab of the historic old courthouse building downtown, built in 1905, is scheduled to open this spring.)
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