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Newberry South Carolina Hotel Provides Nearby Accommodations to Guests Attending May 2011 Commencement at Newberry College

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Newberry SC Hotel offers convenient accommodations to family and friends attending Commencement at Newberry College on May 7, 2011.

Newberry South Carolina Hotel Provides Nearby Accommodations to Guests Attending May 2011 Commencement at Newberry College
2011-04-30
NEWBERRY, SC, April 30, 2011 (Press-News.org) The Holiday Inn Express & Suites Newberry South Carolina Hotel offers convenient lodging to Newberry College's May Commencement Ceremony. The ceremony, which will honor approximately 150 graduating students, is scheduled to take place on May 7, 2011 in Eleazer Arena at 2:30pm. Tickets are required for admission. In addition, the Baccalaureate Service will be held at 11:00am in the Wiles Chapel.

Rudy Mancke, Environmentalist and PBS "NatureScene" host, is Newberry College's 2011 commencement speaker. Mancke is an adjunct faculty member and naturalist-in-residence at the University of South Carolina. According to Newberry College President, Dr. V. Scott Koerwer, "...Rudy Mancke will provide an outstanding perspective on the growing importance of our natural resources and the vital need to focus on environmental sustainability and conservation."

Newberry College, a coeducational liberal arts college, is situated only 5 miles from the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Newberry SC Hotel. Guests are sure to enjoy the convenient location close to historic downtown Newberry and the college. Travelers staying at this hotel in Newberry South Carolina can enjoy some of the area's top attractions including, Newberry Opera House, Carter and Holmes Orchids, and Enoree River Winery.

"We are pleased to provide accommodations to alumni, family, and friends attending the spring 2011 commencement ceremonies at Newberry College," explains Ambria Lanteigne, General Manager at the Holiday Inn Express Newberry. This Newberry South Carolina hotel's
features and amenities include:
- Complimentary hot continental breakfast
- Free High-speed Internet access
- Indoor pool and whirlpool
- Fitness Center
- Microwave and mini refrigerator in all guest rooms
- Suites available

For more information about this hotel close to Newberry College or to book your stay, contact the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites at 803-321-3955 or visit them online.

About Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Newberry

The Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Newberry is the premier choice among Newberry South Carolina hotels. They are conveniently located at exit 76 off of I-26, about 30 minutes north of Columbia and less than an hour south of Greenville, SC. This Newberry SC hotel has outstanding amenities, including an indoor pool, whirlpool and Fitness Center. Guest should be sure to stop by their complimentary Express Start Breakfast Bar each morning for delights like their signature cinnamon rolls and Smart Roast coffee. Few other Newberry South Carolina hotels can provide travelers with these perks backed by the reputable name they trust. "Stay Smart" at the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites.

For more information visit: http://www.NEWBERRYSOUTHCAROLINAHOTEL.COM

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[Press-News.org] Newberry South Carolina Hotel Provides Nearby Accommodations to Guests Attending May 2011 Commencement at Newberry College
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Newberry SC Hotel offers convenient accommodations to family and friends attending Commencement at Newberry College on May 7, 2011.