There are some amazing airfare deals right now that are ending in a few days.
I'm so frazzled! I don't know where to go for the weekend after labor day.
This is not a "looking for clients post," but I just want a great place to go with some fun things to do. I have been to a few of these cities, but they are definately worth another visit. I'm struggling between:
1. Boston
2. Providence
3. San Franscico
4. L.A.
5. Seatle

So, could you guys recommend a city that I might enjoy visiting. Thanks everyone!!!

san francisco, visit the marine aquarium in golden gate park.

There are all kinds of things to do there depending on what you like to do.  Usually just roaming around the city or taking the streetcars can be fun.

But if you would like to see some clients, WILL YOU PLEASE COME TO MINNEAPOLIS!!!  You're so cute that you're killing me!

but the rest of me is up here in Boston and I recomend Boston especially in the fall as the foliage here is breathtaking if you can make it up during Columbus Day weekend.  I'll even give you a quick tour of it along route 2.

Of course, I do have an ulterior motive. In wanting you to come here. ~

...you'd hardly want to miss a side trip to Los Angeles, the nation's media capital, the center of women's shoe-shopping, the site of the Getty Museum, and -- oh, yes, I almost forgot -- the hometown of Yours Truly, who would very much like to meet you!


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Unless you can't keep yourself away, SF will do, go to LA to make the money.

LA's got it all, but not really tourist friendly, unless she's got natives to look out after her or a money tree. She can find Nashville Honkytonks too, but I am betting she's got some ducats saved and might want to see the better side of any town USA that's got more than a gas station and a fire hydrant.

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I vote for Providence or Boston and if you arrive on the 8th, I will pick you up at the airport and take you to your hotel

San Fran is great and I live nearby

Why?  Great food..wonderful sights, good (but not great) museums, bridges, Pacific ocean and lots of hills to keep those calf muscles taut.  You will need sweaters; remember SF can be chilly in September.  

For big modern hotels I'd go for the Omni or Le Meriden.  There are some neat B&Bs but probably not good for business rendezvous.

My favorite restaurant is Gary Danko's but there are many other fine places.  

Other choices:
New York is wonderful in the fall but the weekend after labor day it may still be too hot and muggy.
Same with Boston. Although since you are from a warm climate these cities may suit you fine.

I would also consider Montreal, Quebec City and Vancouver...probably not great "business cities" but charming and beautiful.

The local SF board is a good way to introduce yourself to hobbists in the area.  I guess the same goes for most of the other cities too.

Have fun and drop a note if you decide to come to SF.

Hey, you left off our Nation's Capitol, Washington DC. See the Monuments and the Fall foliage, it's beautiful.

Absolutely, New York is the best!

Can also see the desert and lizards and snakes while hiking in the Red Rock or Valley of Fire.

And yes it is 24/7