Need some advice on where to stop for the night driving from Vancouver, Canada to Boston, MA, U.S.?

Trying to find a particular hotel / motel in an area you know nothing about is frustrating. It's easy to find hotels / motels along any route you take whether your driving through the states with cheaper fuel costs or in Canada. If you are going to use a GPS unit you can easily find a place to stay and don't limit yourself to 1000km per day. Get up early, just before dawn and be on the road at first light to get as many miles done as you can before the traffic starts to build and stop driving with about an hour of daylight left to find your room before dark because You shouldn't drive at night looking for a place to stay in unfamiliar surroundings. If you have a laptop with you then you can pull into a McD's or other places that have free wifi and use Google maps to find places close by for eats and places to sleep.

With its mountain foundation and urban beaches, Vancouver has the rightly received standing of being one of the most wonderful towns in the world, with hotelbye you can have the opportunity to see this amazing city. One of the places you need to see in Vancouver may be the Downtown Vancouver. Downtown Vancouver is brilliantly found on a peninsula in the Strait of Georgia bounded to the south by the delta of the Fraser River and to the north by a heavy fiord achieving much inland. Here you may also start to see the frequently snow-covered stages of the Coast Mountains. Stanley Park is one of the very visited parks. Is really a lush Peninsula Park of big woods nearby to Downtown Vancouver. A paved seawall way encircles the natural space, and many guests take the time to investigate on foot or by bicycle. Inland, the park offers many things to accomplish, and readers may invest a complete day exploring attractions including the totem poles at Brockton Point to the west shore sea living at the Vancouver Aquarium. Magnificent opinions certainly are a standard through the park.

The motels in smaller cities are usually much cheaper than in the big cities or suburbs. There are plenty of good ones on that route. I've made that trip quite a few times in the last decade. Don't plan on where to stop or you could waste a lot of time. Just drive until you feel like stopping.

you can do more than 1000 km per day

are you just stopping for eating and sleeping?

you can cut that down to 4 or even 3 stops to sleep, if you do it right. You will also have to take traffic into account

but your stops will be somewhere around

Billings Montana

Madison Wisconisn

Erie PA

or 4 stops

Helena Montana

Minneapolis MN

Chicago Il

Buffalo NY

directions form Vancouver to Boston

This route has tolls.

Vancouver, BC

Canada

1. Head west

120 m

2. Turn right toward W 12th Ave

19 m

3. Turn right onto W 12th Ave

71 m

4. Take the 1st left onto Cambie St

5.7 km

5. Turn right onto SW Marine Dr (signs for Tsawwassen/​BC-99 S/​Seattle)

350 m

6. Slight right onto W 70th Ave (signs for British Columbia Ferries/​BC-99 S/​Tsawwassen/​Seattle)

650 m

7. Turn left onto Oak St/​BC-99 S (signs for Victoria/​U.S.A Border/​Nanaimo)

Continue to follow BC-99 S

Entering United States (Washington)

40.8 km

8. Continue onto I-5 S

151 km

9. Take exit 182 for Interstate 405 S toward Bellevue/​Renton

1.4 km

10. Merge onto I-405 S

29.1 km

11. Take exit 11 to merge onto I-90 E toward Spokane

Passing through Idaho

Entering Montana

1,313 km

12. Keep left to continue on I-94 E

Passing through North Dakota

Entering Minnesota

1,326 km

13. Continue onto I-694 E

38.3 km

14. Take exit 58B for I-94 E toward Madison

450 m

15. Keep left at the fork and merge onto I-94 E

Entering Wisconsin

399 km

16. Keep right to continue on I-90 E

Partial toll road

Entering Illinois

242 km

17. Keep left to stay on I-90 E, follow signs for Interstate 90 Skyway E/​Indiana Toll Rd

Partial toll road

Entering Indiana

45.9 km

18. Continue onto I-80 E/​I-90 E

Partial toll road

Entering Ohio

446 km

19. Slight right onto I-90 E (signs for Ohio 2 E/​Cleveland)

Partial toll road

45.3 km

20. Take exit 170B to stay on I-90 E toward Cleveland

24.1 km

21. Keep right to stay on I-90 E, follow signs for I-271 S/​Erie Pa

Partial toll road

Passing through Pennsylvania

Entering New York

726 km

22. Continue onto Governor Thomas E. Dewey Thruway/​New York State Thruway (signs for I-87 S/​New York/​Boston)

Toll road

1.5 km

23. Continue onto I-87 S/​Governor Thomas E. Dewey Thruway/​New York State Thruway

Toll road

21.9 km

24. Take exit 21A toward I-90 E/​Mass Turnpike/​Boston

Toll road

1.5 km

25. Merge onto New York State Thruway Berkshire Connector

Toll road

10.2 km

26. Continue onto I-90 E

Partial toll road

Entering Massachusetts

244 km

27. Take exit 24 A-B-C on the left toward S Station/​Interstate 93 N/​Interstate 93 S

Toll road

170 m

28. Take exit 24B-24C on the left for Interstate 93 S/​Interstate 93 N toward Quincy/​Concord NH

Toll road

150 m

29. Take exit 24B for Interstate 93 N toward Concord NH

Toll road

300 m

30. Merge onto Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. Tunnel

300 m

31. Merge onto I-93 N/​Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. Tunnel

1.0 km

32. Take exit 23 for Aquarium toward Quincy Market

400 m

33. Keep left at the fork, follow signs for Gov't Ctr/​Financial Dist and merge onto North St

290 m

34. Turn left onto Congress St

160 m

35. Turn right onto State St

58 m

36. Continue onto Court St

130 m

37. Slight left onto Tremont St

110 m

Boston, MA