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2019 Combo Doubles Southern Sectional Championships Hotel List / Mobile, AL 18 & Over, 40 & Over, 55 & Over Online Map 2019 Combo Doubles Southern Sectional Championships Hotel List / Mobile, AL 18 & Over, 40 & Over, 55 & Over Online map RENAISSANCE MOBILE RIVERVIEW PLAZA- HOST HOTEL 64 South Water Street Mobile, Alabama 36602 251-438-4000 With an impeccable downtown location and a range of superb amenities, the Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel provides an award-winning home away from home for business and leisure travelers. We believe that a hotel is more than simply a place to stay; it should be a welcoming, comfortable sanctuary that relaxes and reenergizes. That's why all of our spacious rooms and suites feature calming, nautically-inspired decor and plush bedding. Many of our accommodations offer scenic views of Mobile Bay. Free Internet access throughout the hotel ensures productivity, while a fitness center and an outdoor pool help you stay healthy. Those planning events here in downtown Mobile will be delighted with our 44,000 square feet of state-of-the-art event space, as well as our skywalk access to Arthur R. Outlaw Convention Center. And our hotel's location places you just moments from Mobile's most famous sights, sounds, and places. For an unforgettable stay, visit us here at the Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel renaissanceriverview.com To book online for Southern Combo use this link: https://www.marriott.com/event- reservations/reservation-link.mi?id=1570051462630&key=GRP&app=resvlink ASHBURY HOTEL 600 W I-65 Service Rd S Mobile, AL 36608 Phone: (251) 344.8030 Rate: $79 with breakfast Check out our newly remodeled Ashbury Hotel, featuring oversized guest rooms equipped with microwaves, refrigerators, and flat screen TVs. Enjoy our complimentary breakfast bar with early hours for Tennis Center guests, Wi-Fi, and parking. We are favorably located off I-65 Exit 3 just moments from the Tennis Center, shopping, and dining. To book call, 251-344-8030 DRURY INN 824 West I 65 Service Road South Mobile, AL 36609 P: 251-344-7700 Rate: $94 Great Location – 5 miles from the Mobile Tennis Center. Your exclusive rate includes all of the following: * Free Breakfast & Dinner Buffets * Free Snacks in the Afternoon (Sodas & Popcorn) * Free Wi-fi * Free Local/Long Distance Calls * Indoor/ Outdoor Pool * Hot Tub * Fitness Center To book online, click here for Link http://www.druryhotels.com/Reservations.aspx?corpid=330423 FAIRFIELD INN & SUITES 950-A West I-65 Service Road South Mobile, AL 36609 Phone: 251-316-0029 Rate: Double or King $99.00 Breakfast is included Located in the Uptown Shopping District, right off I-65 and just minutes away from the Copeland-Cox Tennis Center. This Newly Renovated Marriott branded property is the perfect spot to be your tournament headquarters. Enjoy our spacious guest rooms, savor our free breakfast, or enjoy a plunge in our indoor pool. Each room offers a refrigerator, microwaves and complimentary Wi-Fi. Located minutes away from the Shoppes at Bel Air and McGowin Shopping Center. Rates and stays are eligible for Marriott Rewards points. Come try our new mattresses! LINK: http://www.marriott.com/meeting-event-hotels/group-corporate- travel/groupCorp.mi?resLinkData=Mobile%20Tennis%20Center%5EZRV%60MOBCY%7CMOBFI%7CM OBTS%60&app=resvlink&stop_mobi=yes HAMPTON INN – PROVIDENCE 525 Providence Park Drive East Mobile, Alabama 36695 251/776-5866 Phone 251/776-5887 Fax Rate $99 per night/All Room Types/ Doubles have a refrigerator and microwave. Ice machines on every floor. Shuttle to Mobile Tennis Center, First come first serve based on availability. Closest hotel to both Mobile Airport and Mobile Tennis Center. Complimentary Hot Breakfast Bar, On-site and Off-site Fitness Center, outdoor pool, Bonefish and TGI Fridays in same parking lot. Call to make a reservation at 251.776.5866, ask for Mobile Tennis Center Rate. To book online, select: https://secure3.hilton.com/en_US/hp/reservation/book.htm?ctyhocn=MOBMCHX&corporateCode= 03016607&from=lnrlink HILTON GARDEN INN 828 W. I-65 Service Road South Mobile, Alabama, 36609 Phone: 251-544-6000 Welcome to the Hilton Garden Inn Mobile West I-65/Airport Blvd. hotel, conveniently located in the heart of Mobile, Alabama. Our west Mobile hotel is adjacent to Colonial Bel-Air Mall and Springdale Mall and is minutes from the Copeland-Cox Mobile Tennis Center and Bay Bears Stadium. Downtown Mobile sites such as the Alabama State Docks, Mobile Convention Center, Ladd Peebles Stadium and Mobile Civic Center are only seven miles away. Retreat to a spacious guest room featuring one king-sized or two queen-sized Serta® Garden Sleep System® beds. Stay productive with complimentary high-speed internet access while seated in an ergonomic chair at the large desk. Relax in front of a 32-inch LCD TV while watching your favorite cable programs. Stock the refrigerator with drinks and snacks purchased at our 24-hour Pavilion Pantry®. Start each morning with a cooked-to-order breakfast or begin your evening with dinner in the Great American Grill®. Sip a cocktail while relaxing in our Pavilion Lounge. Be productive in the 24-hour Business Center or host a small meeting or event for up to 100 guests in one of our three event rooms. Maintain your exercise regimen in the fitness center or swim in our outdoor pool. Click here for https://secure3.hilton.com/en_US/gi/reservation/book.htm?execution=e1s1 HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS 80 Springdale Blvd Mobile, AL 36606 Phone: (251) 473-2380 Rate: $89 with breakfast Stay Smart, rest, and recharge at the award-winning Holiday Inn Express & Suites I-65. With our favorable location off I-65 Exit 4, hot breakfast bar featuring Cinnabon cinnamon rolls, complimentary Wi- Fi and parking, and heated indoor pool make us the perfect choice! All guest rooms feature microwaves, refrigerators, and a sleeper sofa for that at home feel. We offer early breakfast hours for our Tennis Center Guests and all stays are IHG Award Club points eligible. To book online select, https://www.hiexpress.com/redirect?path=hd&brandCode=EX&localeCode=en&hotelCode=MOBES&rate Code=IL4ZN&_PMID=99502056&corpNum=100237408&viewfullsite=true HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS- UNIVERSITY AREA 109 Long Street Mobile, AL 36608 Phone: 251-241-9979 Rate: $99.00 The Holiday Inn Express & Suites Mobile - University Area is conveniently located next to the University of South Alabama’s campus in beautiful Mobile, Alabama. Our hotel is directly across the street from the Mitchell Center and Stanky Field. The hotel is less than 2 miles from the Mobile Tennis Center and Azalea City Golf course and only minutes away from the Mobile Regional Airport (MOB), Providence Hospital, and Springhill College. Guests may also enjoy several dining options within walking distance of the Hotel including Mellow Mushroom, Chicken Salad Chick, Fuzzy’s Taco Shop, Subway and Dunkin Donuts. LINK: https://www.ihg.com/holidayinnexpress/hotels/us/en/mobile/mobhe/hoteldetail?cm_mmc=GoogleMaps-_- EX-_-US-_-MOBHE Group code: AST Or call 251-241-9979 and ask for the Mobile Tennis Center Rate HOME 2 SUITES- GOVERNMENT/MCGOWEN PARK 1485 Satchel Paige Drive Mobile, AL 36606 Phone: 251-415-5422 Rate: $89.00 Just six miles from the downtown area, with Fort Conde, Oakleigh Period House Museum, the Bragg- Mitchell Mansion and Bellingrath Gardens nearby, staying with us is a true Alabama experience. Make the most of your in-room kitchen, free WiFi and breakfast before exploring the USS Alabama, or the boardwalks and beaches of Dauphin Island – a great day out for pets. LINK: https://www.hilton.com/en/hotels/mobhtht-home2-suites-mobile-i-65-government- boulevard/?SEO_id=GMB-HT-MOBHTHT Or call 251-415-5422 and ask for the Mobile Tennis Center Rate HOME 2 SUITES- TILLMAN’S CORNER 5460 Inn Road Mobile, AL 36619 Phone: 251-345-1234 Rate: $89.00 We're close to Coca-Cola, Walmart, and Amazon facilities as well as shops, dining, and popular attractions like Mobile International Speedway and Bellingrath Gardens. Relax in a spacious suite with kitchen and free WiFi. Start the day with a free hot breakfast before visiting the USS Alabama battleship or take a day trip to Dauphin Island for a beach retreat. LINK: https://www.hilton.com/en/hotels/mobitht-home2-suites-mobile-west-i-10-tillmans- corner/?SEO_id=GMB-HT-MOBITHT Or call 251-345-1234 and ask for the Mobile Tennis Center Rate LA QUINTA INN & SUITES 3650 Airport Boulevard Mobile, AL 36608 Phone: 251-239-9300 Rate: $89.00 Whatever brings you to Alabama’s Gulf Coast, you’ll appreciate the thoughtful amenities and friendly service at La Quinta by Wyndham Mobile I-65 Airport Blvd. Located off I-65 and seven miles from Mobile Regional Airport (MOB), our inviting hotel is close to the businesses, shops, and restaurants in the colorful downtown area. Easily access top attractions like the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park and Mobile Carnival Museum. We’re just a short drive from the University of South Alabama, University of Mobile, Mobile Convention Center, and Mobile Civic Center. LINK: https://www.wyndhamhotels.com/laquinta/mobile-alabama/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-mobile-i-65- airport-blvd/rooms- rates?brand_id=LQ&sessionId=1572616356&rooms=1&adults=1&children=0&checkInDate=11/1/2019&c heckOutDate=11/2/2019&referringBrand=LQ&loc=ChIJqfhM8R1OmogRGp6Jd1QO6Ew&useWRPoints=f alse Or call 251-239-9300 and ask for the Mobile Tennis Center Rate QUALITY INN & SUITES 150 West I-65 Service Road Mobile, AL 36608 (251)343-4949 Phone (251)342-4752 Fax Rate: King Suite or Double Suite $74 Plus Tax The Quality Inn & Suites offers a great location, 3 mi from Mobile Tennis Center, with close access to Walmart & restaurants. All-Suite hotel offering free full, hot breakfast buffet with indoor pool/hot tub/fitness center & microwave/refrigerator in each room.
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