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$$

This column indicates the typical price range of this hotel. We use the following codes: E=Economy, M=Midrange, U=Upscale, L=Luxury. Please note that room rates fluctuate (seasonal popularity, special events in the area, etc.).

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Miles

The approximate distance in miles from the exit to the hotel. These are calculations using GPS data. Distances along city streets will be somewhat different but this should give you a good idea of the distances to hotels near the cited Interstate exit.

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Fit

Hotels near I-80 in Youngstown offering  'fitness' or exercise facilities are indicated with an F in this column. If the hotel also has a spa, it is so indicated by an S in this column. Most hotels define a 'spa' as a large hot tub with built in water jets. In a few cases, fitness facilities and spas may be off-premises (entry by pass issued by the hotel) in which case dressing rooms are also present for your convenience.

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Kit

Hotels near I-80 in Youngstown offering a full kitchen or 'kitchenette' are indicated with an 'K' in this column. An 'M' in this column indicates microwave available. If the room also has a refrigerator, it is so indicated by an 'R' in this column. Many hotels have some rooms furnished with microwaves and small refrigerators but you have to request them. We list them only if there is not an additional charge (or so they have informed us).

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I'net

Hotels near I-80 in Youngstown offering Internet access are indicated (with an M for dial-up and W for wideband) in the I'net column. Please note that 'wideband' facilities vary. In addition to a network port (usually installed in the docking station), we suggest you bring along cables and your Windows distribution CD (in case you are required to load a special network driver). For 'dial up dataports', you would only need a modem and an RJ-11 patch cord (which you should always have with you, anyway).

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Youngstown

At exit 218 of I-80 (the Ohio Turnpike) you left the turnpike and to follow I-80 as a freeway. The Ohio Turnpike now continues as I-76 (which, west of here, has been freeway) and becomes the Pennsylvania Turnpike in PA.
  I-80 swings around the northern perimeter of Youngstown. At exit 224, I-680  heads south, cuts through Youngstown and connects with I-76 at North Lima.

Youngstown Visitors' Center is downtown. Take I-680 to exit 6A, turn left and follow Market St (US-62) into town to E. Boardman St. Turn right, go 1 block, then left. There is a parking garage on your right mid-block and the Visitors' Center is down the block around the corner at 100 Federal Plaza East, Suite 101. Their toll-free phone is 1-800-447-8201. The also have a web site at YoungstownCVB.

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Historical Center of Industry & Labor
  This unusual museum, "provides a dramatic overview of the impact of the iron and steel industry on Youngstown and other Mahoning Valley communities." Once, part of the nucleus of industrial America and absolutely critical to the winning of WW-II, steel productions - and much of the other heavy industry which helped the U.S.A. grow and thrive has moved off-shore. In the Center you have an excellent opportunity to experience the lives and times of the people who built the steel and iron industry in the Mahoning Valley.
  Open 9a-5p Tuesday through Saturday; Sunday noon-5p. Located at 151 W. Wood Street. Phone (toll-free) 1-800-262-6137.
  From the Visitors' Center, go (1 block) to Commerce St, turn left, 1 block to Wick Ave., turn right and 1 block (crossing the tracks) to Wood Street. Turn left on Wood and go a little more than 2 blocks to the Center (on your left).

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  Chicago has a lot of attractions. Many are hard to find and they are scattered all over the city. If you are interested in 'touring' Chicago, we have a brief write-up at www.What-Where.info. As we note, there, you don't just breeze in, spend an hour or two and resume your trip. At the very minimum, it requires at least a day to see anything worth while.