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BEST WESTERN Executive Inn
1224 N Liberty Street, Waynesboro, Georgia 30830-3460Phone: 706/554-0806 | Fax: 706/554-0806
Located in the beautiful historic town of Waynesboro, Georgia. Easily accessible at 1224 North Liberty Street, this top-rated hotel is just the ticket for the road-weary traveler who needs rest, relaxation and, above all, the most peaceful luxurious surrounding s possible.
You'll find the accommodations to be among the very finest with plenty of parking, spacious, clean, well-ventilated rooms and spotless baths. Every room is equipped with in-room safe, micro/fridge, iron and ironing board, coffee/tea maker and cable television. A complimentary deluxe continental breakfast is provided every morning. The rates are very reasonable and the rooms are among the nicest anywhere.
Waynesboro is known as the Bird Dog Capital of the World, due to field trials held yearly. People from all over the world visit Waynesboro to find out whose bird dog is the best of the best.
The historic town of Waynesboro provides many antique shops, old churches and a museum to visit. The Burke County Museum is itself a part of history. The one-time residence was built about 1858 and for many years was known as the J.D. Roberts house. Today, it remains the distinctive architecture of its period, thanks largely to the renovation efforts accomplished in 1970 under the auspices of the Georgia Historical Commission. During its 130-year history, the structure served as a doctor's office annex and a military shop before the present interpretive museum was established. Under the museum roof, discover Burke County's long and interesting story.
Plan now to stay at the BEST WESTERN Executive Inn and visit the beautiful town of Waynesboro. You're sure to enjoy your trip a lot more when you stay at one of the nicest places in town! BEST WESTERN Executive Inn thanks their guests, and look forward to serving you in the future.
Local Events Worth Considering:
January 2012
Time to grab your earmuffs and Have An Ice Day. Ice Skating returns to the Conyers Olde Town Pavilion.
February 2012
The Columbus Symphony Orchestra presents “My Jazzy Valentine” featuring trumpeter and vocalist Joe Gransden.
Lions and tigers and bears, oh my. Mammals of all ages will love the Museum of Arts and Sciences' annual Mammal Mayhem. In Macon.
Cocktails from 6 - 7pm, dinner served at 7pm. Tickets and room packages, $39.95pp, available at the BEST WESTERN PLUS Windsor Hotel in Americus.
March 2012
Kick off spring with the annual Forsythia Festival held the second weekend in March on the historic Courthouse Square in Forsyth.
Celebrating 30 years of more than 300,000 Yoshino cherry trees in the Cherry Blossom Capital of the World.
The City of Conyers presents the 31st Annual Conyers Cherry Blossom Festival at the Georgia International Horse Park in Conyers.
April 2012
Annual festival highlights craft vendors, games, and entertainment for all ages. In Perry.
A celebration of all things equine, with performers, pony rides, crafts, experts on equine health, and vendor fair. In Madison.
May 2012
Featuring homes of various architectural styles, interior design and dates built, the Madison Tour of Homes is an event never to be missed.
Folk Art Pottery Celebration w/woodburning kiln, pottery auction, quilt show, demos, arts & crafts and education in Roberta.
June 2012
More than 150 bands on outdoor stages and in Athens' renowned clubs. Music, art, films, and KidsFest provide entertainment for all ages.
The Museum of Arts and Sciences' annual Bug Day. Meet, greet and even EAT a whole bunch of awesome insects. In Macon.
July 2012
A contest will be held for the person who looks like President Franklin D. Roosevelt for all ages. In Warm Springs.
Performance at the Columbus Civic Center.
August 2012
Visitors will have the opportunity to bring items for an Archaeologist to identify. In Warm Springs.
September 2012
At FDR's Historic Pools in Warm Springs.
