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What part of Detroit is safe to get a hotel?

Q. My wife and I are driving up from Cleveland and wanted to go to the casinos and the car museum in Dearborn. Any suggestions on what areas to avoid would be appreciated. I am not looking for the same ole song and dance, "Oh it's all safe" or " Oh the whole city is crime riddled." I live in Cleveland. I know crime, been robbed at gunpoint, been pulled out've a car at gunpoint by the cops cause I was lost in the wrong neighborhood. Life happens in big cities. I just want to avoid the seedier side of it. I know Livonia and Novi are safe, just looking for something closer to Dearborn. Thank you for all your answers. I opted to stay in Novi at the Country Inn and Suites. I know that this is a safer suburb as I stayed in Livonia last time I came up. And I took the advice and went to Windsor to gamble instead. A. Just stay in Dearborn its perfectly safe and really close to the museum. There is the Hyatt on Ford and Southfield and a Ritz Carlton if you can affo...

What are the main attractions in cleveland and boston?

Q. This long weekend me and my family are planning to drive either boston or cleveland. we dont know where to go, because we don't know the main attractions of the 2 cities. im leaving from toronto and we dont want drive too far any other suggestions of where we should spend our weekend? A. I went to Cleveland once. It was closed. Boston is a great city with tons of things to do and see. http://boston.com/travel/boston/ Walk the Freedom Trail. It takes you everywhere you want to go, including the North End, which has the best Italian food in the world. The gelato is to die for. Other stops include Paul Revere's house, the Old North Church, Faneuil Hall, Old Ironsides (U.S.S. Constitution), and Bunker Hill. The tour of U.S.S. Constitution is really neat. Faneuil Hall is where everyone goes to meet, shop, and hang out. (Lots of street theater and other interesting things.) http://www.faneuilhallmarketplace.com/ http://www.aviewoncities.com/boston/freedomtrail.htm The Museum of ...