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Comfort Suites ★★★ *** Rates from: $99.99	Motel 6 Houston North-Spring ★ * Rates from: $47.99
Super 8 Spring/The Woodlands Area ★ * Rates from: $51	Holiday Inn Express Houston North Spring Area ★★ ** Rates from: $99.41
Fairfield Inn Houston/I-45 North ★★ ** Rates from: $94.99	Hampton Inn & Suites Houston-Cypress Station ★★★ *** Rates from: $109.65
Days Inn and Suites Houston North ★★ ** Rates from: $59	Americas Best Value Inn and Suites Houston FM 1960 ★★ ** Rates from: $49.5
Grand Inn and Suites Houston ★★ ** Rates from: $49.99	Quality Suites North Houston ★★★ *** Rates from: $76.49

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Houston Tunnels Underground tunnels of Houston, connecting 55 buildings. A great way to explore the downtown Houston.	Barbara Jordan Park Named after an important persona fighting for African-American civil rights. This park is surely a place Barbara Jordan would be proud for.
Alley Theater A Tony Award-winning indoor theater. Ranked as one of the ten least photogenic buildings in Houston – you surely can't miss that!	Bear Creek Pioneers Park Name originating from one of the nearby creeks, this park hosts a Harris County War Memorial, making yet another reason to visit.
Downtown Houston Aquarium Featuring sea life and sea animals from all around the world, this aquarium is totally admission-free!	Uncle Funky's Daughter This is truly an extraordinary beauty salon. Focusing on alternative, natural hair and body styling.
Pine Crest Golf Club 18 – hole golf course, 6,907 yards of golf, opened since 1992. What more can you ask for?	The Galleria Buzzing network of restaurants, shops and hotels. Houston's finest commercial center, worth a visit.
Allen's Landing So-called „birthplace of Houston“, this piece of land was literally the one Houston was built on – don't hesitate and go see yourself!	National Museum of Funeral History The largest collection of funeral-related artifacts in the U.S.! Explore the funeral history in this rather uncommon museum.

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