By: mr danger

mr danger — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 15:08:38 +0000

Despite the fact that it could be to be both mind & body numbingly cold Chicago [ORD ] is still your best bet and the reason is that unlike Dallas [DFW ] or Denver [DEN ] that are stuck out on the prairie miles away from the city center ORD is within Chicago proper, surrounded by it’s suburbs . ORD is also well served by mass transit that makes getting places quick easy and cheap
Here’s the CTA site
Ten years ago when I lived in the Chicago suburb of LaGrange I used to take the PACE 330 bus to and from ORD
Mannheim/LaGrange Road just has hotels & motels all up and down it
You may want to post this question on the Chicago site to get more up -to -date info on possible lodging choices than I can provide you
One more thing; In winter the weather at both DEN & especially DFW can actually be a lot worse than ORD
Safe trip
>>update
As I’m thinking about your question I’m thinking that what your asking may in fact be impossible to do w/o booking LAX/SFO>ORD > IAD/DCA as 2 separate flights of LAX/SFO>ORD>LAX/SFO +ORD>IAD/DCA>ORD
Usually the airlines won’t let you do an over night stop mid-continent, TCB and then continue your flight the next morning
update2
There is another possibility that’s called a triangle fare so named b/c it’s 3 separate legs that return you to where you started And it looks like this:
LAX/SFO>ORD+ ORD>IAD/DCA+ IAD/DCA>LAX/SFO
>>Update
I searched the web for”Chicago O’Hare lodgong and came up with tons of stuff close to ORD
Here’s another site .Look for anything within 6 miles of ORD

By: otisisstumpy

otisisstumpy — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 01:49:05 +0000

Dallas or Denver. If you could stop in one other city though, you should stop in Las Vegas, NV. Just one night there you would love.

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