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BEST WESTERN PLUS Lafayette Garden Inn & Conference Center
1513 Lafayette Pkwy, Lagrange, Georgia 30240-2585Phone: 706/884-6175 | Fax: 706/884-1106
Come experience true southern hospitality at Lagrange's only full service hotel.
The BEST WESTERN PLUS Lafayette Garden Inn & Conference Center in historic LaGrange is designed with both business and leisure travelers in mind. Situated near key area attractions such as Callaway Gardens, Hills & Dales Estate, Explorations in Antiquity, and FDR's Little White House. Other local points of interest include Wild Animal Park, LaGrange Art Museum, Bellevue Mansion, Butts Mill Farm, and West Point Lake. This Georgia hotel is also close to LaGrange College and Auburn University. The Lagrange Industrial Park is within 5 miles of the property.
Each well-appointed room offers free high-speed Internet access and premium cable network with free HBO. Guests may dine at the Mi Casa Mexican Restaurant, Bar & Grill located on the premises, utilize our internet cafe' or relax in the Legend's Tavern. Other hotel amenities include the fitness center, outdoor swimming pool, guest laundry, and a beautiful garden and courtyard.
Our staff specializes in handling special events and large or small groups. Make an online reservation today at the BEST WESTERN PLUS Lafayette Garden Inn & Conference Center!
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
Direct from South Africa and back by popular demand, the Soweto Gospel Choir is an awe-inspiring vocal ensemble that performs, in 8 different languages. In Columbus,
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.
Nearby Attractions:
List All GA AttractionsWild Animal Safari
The Wild Animal Safari allows visitors to feed a giraffe, get up close to an American Bison or view Nilgai, Rhea, Black Buck Antelope, and North American Elk. Whether in your own vehicle, renting the park's Zebra Van, or on a tour bus, driving through the park's 200 ares is quite an experience. On a stroll through the Walk-About, you'll see alligators, primates, wolves, bears and hyenas and even Ligers (half lion/half tiger). Exotic animals from six continents live in the Wild Animal Safari.
Spend a day learning about the animals and enjoying an up close view of them. The "slobber towel" - available in the gift shop - is a fun keepsake of the visit. The Best Western hotels in Warm Springs and in Lagrange are both minutes away from the Wild Animal Safari, offering excellent accommodations for central Georgia travelers.
