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Driving through WV and Virginia (coming from Ohio) to North Carolina, where is the best place to stay (hotel)?

Posted 07-29-2013 at 09:51 AM by moving2013

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Originally Posted by snorpus

Ditto re: I-77 in Virginia.

Google Maps shows 3 routes to Charleston: US-35 all the way, US-33 to I-77, amd US-33 to US-50 to I-77. All three are between 2hrs 50 min and 3 hrs 10 min.

If you go via Marietta/Parkersburg (33/50/77), there are a cluster of motels right at the exit in Marietta (Ohio 7 exit).

Thank you. I'm stopping in Charleston.

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Driving through WV and Virginia (coming from Ohio) to North Carolina, where is the best place to stay (hotel)?

Posted 07-29-2013 at 09:49 AM by moving2013

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Originally Posted by Silkdashocker

Well, might as well close this thread since the OP disregarded it and started a new thread. lol

No don't close it. I don't really know how to use City-data that well (still learning).

Thank you for your great replies!

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Driving through WV and Virginia (coming from Ohio) to North Carolina, where is the best place to stay (hotel)?

Posted 07-29-2013 at 09:47 AM by moving2013

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Originally Posted by bballjunkie

At the Marietta exit there are:

Holiday Inn-OK
Hampton Inn-OK
Fairfield Inn-OK (newest)
Comfort Inn- older
Super 8-not horrible

If you go downtown, the Lafayette is awesome!

Nothing decent at the Parkersburg exit but below PKB @ Mineral Wells you can find:

Holiday Inn Express--newest
Hampton Inn--OK
Comfort Inn and Suites--OK
Microtel or Budget something--not sure I would stay there.

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A Dallas Radio Legend Is Being Remembered

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Back when I religiously listened to Top 40 music, part of the experience wasn't just the music of the day, but the disc jockey who played those songs, mixed with some talk interspersings. In Dallas, we had a deejay that had been enormously popular with listeners practically from the beginning of his time in this market. He's a fellow who is being remembered now, as he just passed away a few days ago, originally believed to be an aneurysm but now confirmed as cardiac disease, at...

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