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Best Western Windsor Hotel
125 W Lamar Street, Americus, Georgia 31709-3546Phone: 229/924-1555 | Fax: 229/928-0533
Experience the luxurious surroundings, beautiful architecture and impeccable service at this Americus hotel - minutes from Georgia Southwestern State University and the Andersonville NHS.
The Best Western Windsor Hotel is a beautifully restored historic hotel, originally built in 1892 and recently renovated in 2010. Guests staying at this Americus hotel can engulf themselves in rich local history ranging from President and Mrs. Carter's first stay in the hotel in 2002 to the National Cemetery and National Prisoner of War Museum dating back to the Civil War. The hotel's convenient downtown location is close to other popular attractions including the Rylander Theatre, the Koinonia Farms and the Jimmy Carter NHS. Corporate travelers staying at this Southwestern Georgia hotel will be minutes from the Habitat for Humanity® National Headquarters, the Phoebe Sumter Medical Center and the Fuller Center for Housing. Favorite local events include the Hodges Hobbies Flight Festival, the Plains Peanut Festival, ghost hunting tours and the SAM Shortline Railroad event.
This Americus Georgia hotel proudly offers a variety of luxurious room types thoughtfully-appointed to accommodate both business and leisure travelers. Each guest room is complete with granite countertops, a microwave and refrigerator, duvets, flat screen televisions with cable satellite HBO® and high-speed Internet access. This hotel in Americus features a delicious breakfast available at Amelia's Restaurant each morning. Additional amenities at this charming inn include Floyd's Pub, a fitness center, business services and spacious meeting facilities-perfect for any event including weddings, family reunions and corporate conferences.
Enjoy a step back into an elegant history of the South at the Best Western Windsor Hotel!
Local Events Worth Considering:
September 2010
Featuring a variety of performances and exhibitions by local, regional, and nationally-recognized artists, primarily in the disciplines of dance, music, theater, and visual arts. In Augusta.
A 5K race, 1 mile fun-run, a parade, exhibits, vendors, arts and crafts.
October 2010
Spend a day on the farm going through the corn maze, mining for gems at the gem mine, or feeding the animals at the petting zoo. In Thomson.
This will be the 75th meeting of these two great teams in Columbus at A.J. Mcclung Football Stadium.
Celebrate Halloween with a haunted hayride, games for kids, boat hayride, a costume contest and food. At Florence Marina State Park in Omaha.
Children's parade, arts & crafts, look-a-like contest, Laurel & Hardy Museum, live entertainment, movies, BBQ dinner and more. Ih Harlem.
Award winning wines, great tapas, friendly people, jazz and a tranquil background view of the Savannah River located in Columbia County, in Martinez.
The Keynote speaker will be Max Cleland. At Georgia Southern University in Statesboro.
November 2010
Ride on a Tally-ho wagon through the historic sites and beautiful rolling countryside of McDuffie County, following hunters and hounds on a simulated fox hunt.
BBQ, arts and crafts, rides and games, and many other competitions. In Vienna.
Bring your family and friends to see over 8 million sparkling lights. In Pine Mountain.
at the RiverCenter in Columbus.
Experience the enchanting magic of Christmas as you enjoy a hayride or walk through a forest filled with spectacular light displays. In Grovetown.
December 2010
Family fun with Arts & Crafts vendors, food court, entertainment and activities for the kids. In historic Thomson.
An Exhibit on D-Day in WWII- June 6, 1944, highlights the heroic actions of the 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment that trained at Fort Benning, Georgia. In Warner Robins.
Cultural traditions come alive through holiday festivities. At the Museum of Arts and Sciences in Macon.
At the Hay House, a National Historic Landmark in Macon.
January 2011
this jam-packed schedule offers lectures, demos, workshops & a one-stop gardening marketplace. At Callaway Gardens in Pine Mountain.
All cutting horse competition will be in the James Brown Arena. In Augusta.
May 2011
Great music, honoring Blind Willie McTell while providign financial support for area arts and artists. In Thomson.
