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Cartersville, Georgia Area Lodging Listed by I-75 Exits South to North Cartersville, Georgia Area Lodging Listed by I-75 Exits south to north. For information call the CVB, 770-387-1357 or 800-733-2280 Visit online www.VisitCartersvilleGA.org. I-75 Total Pet Property Name Restaurant on site? Description Pool Exit Rooms Policy America’s Best Value Inn Near Waffle House, Burger Free continental breakfast, guest laundry, Yes. Outdoor 1-888-315-BEST or 770-966-1644 278 34 King & Taco Bell. king suites, microfridge, cable TV, 30 miles $10 fee Pool 5245 Glade Rd, Acworth GA 30101 north of Atlanta. Manager: Danny Patel [email protected] FAX 770-966-1667 www.americasbestvalueinn.com America’s Best Inns 800-237-8466 or 770-974-5400 278 49 Near Waffle House, Burger AAA two diamond rating. 25" color cable Yes $10 Outdoor 5320 Cherokee St, Acworth GA 30101 2 suites King & Taco Bell. TV, free continental breakfast, handicapped fee. Pool Manager: Bob Patel [email protected] accessible. Kmart next door. FAX 770-974-6718 www.americasbestinn.com Hampton Inn Emerson Opening Early 2016 283 Opening Early 2016 www.hamptoninn.hilton.com Sleep Inn & Mainstay Suites Emerson 283 NOW OPEN!! www.choicehotels.com Located on the shores of Lake Allatoona. The Cottages at Red Top Mountain State Park 18 Fully equipped kitchens in all Two group shelters, picnic shelters, hiking 770-975-0055 or 770-975-4267 285 cottages + cottages. Just 7 miles to trails, beach, near marina, miniature golf, 50 Lodge Rd, Cartersville GA 30121 camping downtown Cartersville tennis courts, camp store at Park Visitor Limited NO Superintendent Kelly Howington shopping, dining and Center. Handicapped accessible. access [email protected] FAX 770-529-2814 attractions. Plus 92 RV/Tent campsites. www.gastateparks.org/RedTopMountain Fairfield Inn & Suites 1-888-236-2427 or 770-387-0400 McDonald’s, Subway, IHOP, Fitness center, Free “Early Eats” deluxe 20 Canyon Parkway, Cartersville GA 30120 73 guest Chili’s, Red Lobster, Golden breakfast, hot baked cookies, Wi-Fi, Indoor Manager: Tony Garrard [email protected] 288 rooms City, Las Palmas, Applebee’s, Business Center, Hospitality area, i-Pod NO Pool and Dir./Sales: Ryan Komstead [email protected] Longhorn, Chick-fil-A, Steak & stations in all rooms, luxurious amenities. spa FAX 770-387-0403; www.marriott.com/FairfieldInn Shake, and more at exit. Meeting space and ample parking. Restaurant onsite. Full-service hotel featuring 3,200 sq. ft. of Hilton Garden Inn & Suites 770-382-9787 108 guest McDonald’s, Subway, IHOP, meeting space with a spacious and inviting 24 Liberty Drive, Cartersville GA 30120 288 rooms Chili’s, Red Lobster, Golden pre-function area, plus executive board Indoor/ Gen. Mgr. Michele Sims [email protected] City, Las Palmas, Applebee’s, room. The hotel will feature a full-service NO Outdoor Director/Sales: Raquel Wilson [email protected] Longhorn, Chick-fil-A, Fire restaurant and lounge, Wi-Fi and wired Pool and www.cartersville.hgi.com FAX 770-386-153 House Subs, and more at exit. Internet access, and easy access to historic spa downtown Cartersville museums, restaurants and shops. Knights Inn 1-800-843-5644 or 770-386-7263 Walking Distance to AAA Two Diamonds, free continental Yes $10 Outdoor 420 E Church St, Cartersville GA 30121 288 63 Applebee’s, Longhorn, Red breakfast, cable TV with HBO, all rooms fee per Pool Manager: Pravin Patel [email protected] Lobster, Shopping Ctr & more ground floor. Handicapped accessible. pet. FAX 770-386-5635 [email protected] www.knightsinn.com Best Western Garden Inn & Suites 1-800-WESTERN Director’s Award. Free deluxe continental or 770-386-1569 46 rooms Cracker Barrel, Shoney’s, breakfast. Coffee makers, iron & board, Yes Large 5663 Hwy 20 NE, Cartersville GA 30121 290 including Wendy’s, McDonald’s, Arby’s microfridge, microwave in all rooms. Small Outdoor Manager: Dave Patel [email protected] 8 suites and more at Exit. Fitness Center, Free newspaper, HBO & pets Pool www.bestwestern.com Dharmesh Patel Showtime. Handicapped accessibility, only, [email protected] FAX 770-386-8720 elevator and wheelchair showers. $10 fee. Country Inns & Suites by Carlson 770-386-5888 290 62 Next to Shoney’s, Cracker Business center, meeting room, high speed Yes. Indoor 43 SR 20 Spur, Cartersville GA 30121 Barrel & more. internet. Coffee maker, iron, ironing board, Pool Manager: Kevin Caga [email protected] hair dryer, microwave, refrigerator and Ashley Layton [email protected] Whirlpool Suites. Complimentary USA FAX 770-606-9312 www.daysinn.com Today newspaper & Breakfast. Handicapped accessible. Days Inn 1-800-325-2525 or 770-382-1824 290 52 Next to Shoney’s, Cracker Awarded Five Sunburst Rating - the highest Yes. Outdoor 5618 Hwy 20 SE, Cartersville GA 30121 ALL NEW Barrel & more. quality assurance award offered by Days Pool Manager: Jay Patel [email protected] ROOMS Inn Hotels. Free breakfast. Handicapped FAX 770-606-9312 www.daysinn.com accessible. America’s Best Value Inn 770-386-3303 Cracker Barrel, Shoney’s, Cable TV with HBO, refrigerator & Yes $5 Outdoor 26 Spur 20 SE, Cartersville GA 30121 290 62 Wendy’s, McDonald’s, Arby’s microwave available, coin laundry, fee. Pool Manager: Kenny Patel [email protected] and more at Exit. playground. Free breakfast. Handicapped www.americasbestvalueinn.com accessible. Lake Allatoona, WalMart and Hospital nearby. Hampton Inn & Suites 770-382-8999 High-speed Internet, Fitness Center, 5600 Highway 20 SE, Cartersville Ga 30121 290 66 Next to Shoney’s, Cracker meeting room handy laptop portable desk, Yes. Outdoor Manager: Christine Sigler Christine,[email protected] ALL NEW Barrel & more. alarm clock, clean, Cloud Nine beds, Pool FAX: www.hamptoninn3.hilton.com ROOMS complimentary Hot Breakfast. Handicapped accessible. Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham 678-605-9310 Interior corridors, executive meeting space, 1348 Joe Frank Harris Parkway, Cartersville GA 30121 290 71 Waffle House, Subway, Business Center, Dream Well pillow-top Only NO Manager: John Bishop [email protected] US 41 22 Suites Cracker Barrel, Shoney’s, bed, Hi-speed wireless/wired Internet, service POOL FAX: Wendy’s, McDonald’s, Arby’s handicapped accessible suites, flat screen pets www.microtelinn.com and more at Exit 290. TV/Cable with free HBO, 24-hour coffee in allowed lobby, free continental breakfast. Motel 6 1-800-466-8356 or 770-386-1449 Cracker Barrel, Shoney’s, Handicapped accessible. Yes Outdoor 5657 Hwy 20, Cartersville GA 30121 290 48 Wendy’s, McDonald’s, Arby’s Pool Manager: Anil Patel FAX 770-383-8865 and more at Exit.. www.motel6.com Super 8 770-382-1515 Cracker Barrel, Shoney’s, Non-smoking and handicap rooms. Yes Outdoor 45 Spur 20 SE, Cartersville GA 30121 290 50 Wendy’s, McDonald’s, Arby’s Near Lake Allatoona. Pool Manager: Pramit Patel [email protected] and more at Exit. FAX 770-382-1671 www.super8.com Red Roof Inn 770-387-1800 Cracker Barrel, Shoney’s, Handicapped accessible. Yes $5 Outdoor 28 Spur 20, Cartersville GA 30121 290 54 Wendy’s, McDonald’s, Arby’s Breakfast included with room rate. fee. Pool Manager: Kenny Patel [email protected] and more at Exit. FAX 678-535-0007 www.redroof.com Free breakfast. Amenities include interior EconoLodge 1-800-800-8000 or 770-382-8881 Cracker Barrel, Shoney’s, corridors, rollaways & cribs available, HBO Yes $5 Yes 41 SR 20 Spur SE, Cartersville GA 30121 290 62 Wendy’s, McDonald’s, Arby’s & ESPN, mini fridge & microwave available, fee per Manager: Yogi or Usha Patel [email protected] and more at Exit. and large vehicle parking. Children stay pet, per FAX 770-382-8881 free. Handicapped accessible. day. www.econolodge.com Clarion Inn 1-800-465-4329 or 770-386-0830 144 rooms AJ’s Restaurant on site and Morning Matters & Room Service Right On Outdoor PO Box 200306, Cartersville GA 30120 293 5 suites Waffle House at Exit Time Award. Two meeting rooms, Yes Pool Sales Mgr: Naima Tinsley [email protected] complimentary full buffet breakfast, 25” TV, Sales: Mary Beth Weiss [email protected] iron, ironing board, microwave, FAX 770-386-0867 www.hotelequities.com refrigerators. Handicapped accessible rooms and baths. Quality Inn & Suites 770-382-7011 Waffle House Free continental breakfast. Handicapped Yes Outdoor 2385 Hwy 411 NE, White GA 30184 293 56 at Exit accessible & non-smoking rooms available. Pool Manager: Priti Patel [email protected] Truck parking available. FAX 770-382-4201 www.qualityinn.com Budgetel Inn 770-387-9577 296 122 115 guestrooms, 7 suites, Cable TV with Yes Outdoor 35 Carson Loop Cartersville GA 30120 McDonald’s, Country Pride ESPN and more. Complimentary $50 wkly pool GM – Shelia Patel Buffet, Burger King and more Continental breakfast buffet, Meeting space Deposit [email protected] at Exit. available for corporate meetings and Required [email protected] training, wedding, family reunion or sporting $5 pp per FAX 770-387-9953 events night Country Hearth Inn 770-386-0700 McDonald’s, Country Pride Non-smoking and handicap rooms. Yes $5 Outdoor 25 Carson Loop, Cartersville GA 30121 296 64 Buffet, Burger King fee. Pool Manager: Krupa Patel FAX 770-386-6535 and more at Exit. www.countryhearth.com Cartersville North Inn & Suites 770-386-9259 296 54 McDonald’s, Country Pride King and non-smoking rooms, hi-speed 25 lb $10 Outdoor 11 Kent Dr Buffet, Burger King Internet all rooms, free continental per night pool Cartersville GA 30121 and more at Exit. breakfast, fitness center, laundry & meeting 25-70 lb Owner: Donna Howren [email protected] room. $15 per FAX 770-386-9651 night www.cartersvillenorthinn-suites.com For information call the CVB, 770-387-1357 or Bed & Breakfast Inns 800-733-2280. Visit online www.VisitCartersvilleGA.org Lake Allatoona Inn Bed & Breakfast Breakfast served each Located adjacent to Allatoona Lake and the Allatoona 770-943-0171 283 Four morning.
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