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Get away for the night

FI and I want to get away for a night this weekend. Somewhere within a 2hr driving distance and not to crazy $$$. Where should we go?
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Re: Get away for the night

  • larzhopelarzhope member
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    edited December 2011
    windsor casino?  lake michigan (though thats a little more than 2 hrs)
  • klreese0213klreese0213 member
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    edited December 2011
    what about going downtown and staying in a nice hotel. i hear motor city is very nice.
    Frankenmuth is always a nice mini getaway i hear (however never been myself),
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  • edited December 2011
    I'm a big fan of Windsor for day or weekend get aways. The rooms at the casino are cheap and there are awesome restaurants on Erie street (go to Spagos or Nico then get tiramisu and cappuccino at Dolce). Or you could book a B&B in Port Huron or Algonac (tho that might be a better idea for the summer). Its 4 hours away, but Traverse City is a great weekend trip (stay at the Hampton for $90/night and get dinner at the restaurant at the top of the grand traverse resort). Most of TC stays open year round, but places on the Mission peninsula might be closed.
  • missmelanie81missmelanie81 member
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    Id love to do Windsor, but neither of us have passports or the enhanced Drivers liscense.
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  • Sue-n-KevinSue-n-Kevin member
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    Google B&B's in Michigan. There are several in the SE part of the state. I always like going there because they usually have delicious breakfasts, and some of them have fireplaces and hot tubs!

    The Atheneum has great hotel rooms, with sunken tubs, really modern, with flat screen tv's. You can have breakfast at Fishbones. MGM Grand & Motor City have spas.........

    If you don't want to go downtown, the Townsend in Birmingham is lovely, great restaurants & shops to walk around downtown.
  • edited December 2011
    We're in dire need for one of these.  Bobby wants to go to Houghton Lake.  It's beautiful, but I think it might be better for the summer.  I'm about to pull up  a map of Michigan, close my eyes, point to something, and go there. 
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  • carpediem27carpediem27 member
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    It's a little farther away that 2 hours (more like 3) but there is an amazing B&B in Oscoda called Huron House.... it's surprisingly reasonably priced and all rooms have either an indoor or outdoor hottub and it's right on Lake Huron.
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  • edited December 2011
    I second Frankenmuth! [:

    ... but that B&B in Oscoda sounds ahhmazing too!
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  • klreese0213klreese0213 member
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    This place is 4.5 hours and i'm dying to go there myself. I have the link saved because i can't wait for the oppurtunity! it looks so beautiful and peaceful!!

    http://www.ohiosromanticcabins.com/
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  • southofnormalsouthofnormal member
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    Ann Arbor? Or is that too close? Put in Bay. What about the thumb area?
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  • MMRoberts11MMRoberts11 member
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    Albion!  It's just a few miles off of I-94 between Ann Arbor and Kalamazoo and is a great small town.  There is a B&B there (The Palmer House) that has amazing prices and the owner is really nice!  The owner can hook you up with in room massages, dinner nearby, movie tickets, really anything pending on what you want to do.  The owner (Scott) also makes really good breakfast with lots of choices and more food than you would expect to get anywhere.  Rooms are all under $100 a night and Scott usually gives drastic discounts to first time stayers or repeat stayers.
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  • missmelanie81missmelanie81 member
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    We picked a place!! We are going here:

    http://www.anniversarysuites.com/rooms.html

    We have the sweetheart Suite. I cant wait!!
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  • Sue-n-KevinSue-n-Kevin member
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    Looks adorable! Come back with reviews.
  • missmelanie81missmelanie81 member
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    It was such a cute room! The bedroom area had a door way shaped like a  heart. THe room was nice and clean. The inn keeper was very friendly, but knew when to leave you alone. THe breakfast this morning was supper yummy and they price was awsome. $139! We will deffinatly be back.
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