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600 Hwy. 431 South
Phenix City, AL 36867
Nightly Rates: ( 55.80 - 99.00 )
2 Star
Award-winning property linking major areas of Alabama and Georgia. Business-friendly: High Speed internet access, Business Center Easy access to military, educational and tourist centers
Indicative rates for search purposes only; check for specific rate when making a reservation.
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 03:00 PM
· Check out time is 11:00 AM
· Time Zone is CST
· Opened in 1999
· 64 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 2 floors.
I-185 South to exit 10 (US 80 East ? Phenix City); then 280 East to 431 South (right hand side off the ramp); hotel is on right.
Hwy 431 North; hotel is on left.
Hwy 280 West into Alabama; take Hwy 431 South (towards Eufaula); hotel on right.
Hwy 280 East to Hwy 431 South (right hand side off the ramp); hotel is on right.
I-85 South (towards Montgomery) to exit 21 for I-185 South; take exit 10 (US 80 East - Phenix City); then 280 East to 431 South (right hand side off the ramp); hotel is on right.
Columbus Airport
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850 sq. ft. conference/banquet facility. High Speed internet access.
Banquet Facilities Meeting Facilities
It's the incredible beauty you notice first that tells you this is a special place. It's the genuinely warm southern hospitality that assures you this is exactly where you want to be. It's the overflowing selection of activities that lets you know it's going to be a great day. For almost 50 years, guests have enjoyed the unique Callaway Gardens experience. From the stunning floral displays to the lovely 14,000 acres of natural woodlands, this is the place to do absolutely nothing but revel in the gentle nature around you as it refreshes your soul. Then again, you'll find it's the perfect place to enjoy hiking, educational discovery programs, recreation, special events, and more from dawn until sundown.To all of this add championship golf, tennis, fly fishing, gift shops, restaurants, and an outstanding choice of accommodations. Visit us to experience Callaway Gardens and you'll discover that this is your special place.
Columbus Civic CenterThe RiverWalk is a 15-mile linear park that hugs the banks of the Chattahoochee River.Phone: 800.999.1613 or local 706.322.1613For centuries, the Chattahoochee River has flowed from the mountains of North Georgia to the oyster beds of the Florida Panhandle. Sometimes a trickle. Sometimes angrily slapping against rocks. Always telling a story that is the history of Georgia and of Columbus.The relationship between Columbus and the Chattahoochee predates written history. Spanish explorers told about the falls nearby. The Indians nation's most extensive trading center was here. Then, in 1828, state legislation set aside 1,200 acres for the town that became Columbus.Steam boats soon were unloading cotton and other products at her busy pier. Romantic ballads were written by passengers who sailed on her lazy paddle-wheelers. Commerce depended on the river with the arrival of the railroad and other means of transportation.More recently, the Chattahoochee became a Mecca for recreation. Lakes created from its lineup of dams attract fishermen from around the world and on weekends the water is filled with boats and skiers. So it was natural for Columbus to come back to the river in 1992. Four years later, that first stretch of riverfront trail was extended to the main post of Fort Benning, giving those who travel on two feet or two wheels a blend of cityscapes and untouched wildlife. The RiverWalk now extends through the campus of TSYS into the cotton mill town of Bibb City.Join us now on a trip down the Columbus RiverWalk. Take a leisurely stroll through a city's heritage, a walk that reminds all who come of what was, what is, and what will be.
Chattahoochee RiverwalkGroups of 20-30 can experience a simulated mission in the Challenger Learning Center on an appointment basis. The Mead Observatory is open to the public once a month for astronomical viewing. Admission to the Center is free. Admission is charged for planetarium shows and Challenger Learning Center missions. While visiting the Center, step across the street and visit Heritage Park, an interactive tribute to Columbus' industrial past
RiverCenter for the Performing Arts/Springer Opera HouseThe museum's rich collection of regional history artifacts and american art features outstanding examples of everything from Native american crafts made right here on the Chattahoochee River to american Impressionists paintings and contemporary mixed-media pieces. While our professional staff pull from this varied collection to organize our own exhibitions every year, they also book some of the finest traveling shows available.With all that's happening here, there's always something new to enjoy. What to expect from this museum? Expect to try new things ...experience new ideas...and expand your horizons. In short, expect to have a great time!
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