Spartanburg Hotel Provides Nearby Lodging to Guests Attending the Creative Taste of Spartanburg

Hampton Inn Spartanburg Hotel in South Carolina offers convenient lodging to attendees of the Creative Taste of Spartanburg.

2011-06-03

ATLANTA, GA, June 03, 2011 (Press-News.org) Hampton Inn Spartanburg - North I-85, a premier Spartanburg SC hotel, offers nearby accommodations to attendees of the Creative Taste of Spartanburg. The event will be held on Saturday, June 11, 2011 from 5-10pm in downtown Spartanburg. Vendors will set up west of Morgan Square and the Clock Tower on Ezell Street, King Street, W. Main Street, and Daniel Morgan Avenue. Admission to the event is free.

Attendees of the Creative Taste of Spartanburg will be able to purchase food and beverages from some of Spartanburg's most popular restaurants. Wine tastings will be offered by Carriage House Wines. Local artists will be selling paintings, photography, pottery, and jewelry at the event's Art Mart. There will be live musical entertainment and special children's activities.

"The Creative Taste of Spartanburg is a popular event the entire family can enjoy," explains Dawn Allison, General Manager at the Hampton Inn Spartanburg Hotel. She goes on to say, "Our hotel is convenient to many of Spartanburg's family attractions." Guest accommodations at this 4-story interior corridor Hotel in Spartanburg include rooms with the Clean & Fresh Hampton Bed and a 37-inch plasma flat screen television. Additional amenities include complimentary hot continental breakfast, free High-speed Internet access, business center, fitness room, and an outdoor pool. A leading choice of among other Hotels in Spartanburg South Carolina, the Hampton Inn Spartanburg is conveniently located off I-85 at Exit 78. This Spartanburg hotel offers guests 86 beautifully appointed clean and comfortable rooms. Guests are sure to enjoy their stay at this premier Spartanburg SC hotel.

To learn more about the Creative Taste of Spartanburg visit www.cityofspartanburg.org. To book your stay at the Hampton Inn Spartanburg North I-85 contact 1-864-577-9080 or visit the hotel online at www.HamptonInnSpartanburg.com.

About Hampton Inn Spartanburg- North I-85

This Spartanburg Hotel invites guests to step back in time to the colonial era or indulge in modern luxuries and recreation in Spartanburg, South Carolina. The Hampton Inn Spartanburg Hotel on North I-85 is situated to offer easy access of the Duncan business centers and is within five minutes of Wofford College. Guests can take a short drive into Greenville to see historic landmarks or enjoy world-class entertainment. This Spartanburg hotel offers a full range of services and amenities to make your stay exceptional.

For more information visit: http://www.HamptonInnSpartanburg.com

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