ATLANTA, GA, June 07, 2011 (Press-News.org) The Hilton Garden Inn Hotel in Columbia SC (Northeast) offers convenient lodging to competitors and spectators attending the Miss South Carolina Pageant. The event will take place at the newly renovated Township Auditorium from June 25 - July 2, 2011. Contestants from across the state of South Carolina will compete for the crown and a $20,000 scholarship.
After begin held in Spartanburg for the past 15 years, the Miss South Carolina Pageant will take place in Columbia, South Carolina. The event will include the Miss South Carolina Finals and Miss South Carolina Teen Finals. In addition, the pageant's 75th Anniversary celebration will be held at Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center on July 1 from 7:00 to 11:00 pm.
"Located only a short drive from the Miss South Carolina festivities, we are the perfect place for contestants and guests to stay," explains Mary Medlin, the Columbia SC hotel's Director of Sales. "Our hotel Columbia SC offers on-site dining and lounge, complimentary business center, a large indoor pool and fitness room." Guest rooms at the Hilton Garden Inn Columbia/Northeast also include Garden Sleep System beds, a 42-inch flat panel TV with HD, microwave, refrigerator and a clock radio with MP3 connection.
A top place to stay among other hotels in Columbia SC, guests can enjoy the property's close proximity to many area businesses and attractions including Riverbanks Zoo and Garden, South Carolina State House, Ft. Jackson Military Base and University of South Carolina.
Travelers attending the Miss South Carolina Pageant, as well as other visitors to the area, can take advantage of this hotel in Columbia's special savings packages including HGI Bed 'N Breakfast, Romance Package, and Advanced Purchase. For more information about the Miss South Carolina Pageant, visit www.miss-sc.org. To book your stay at the Hilton Garden Inn Columbia / Northeast, call 803-807-90000 or visit them online.
About Hilton Garden Inn Columbia SC Hotel (Northeast)
The newly opened Hilton Garden Inn Columbia/Northeast hotel is located just off I-77 at exit 11 near the Northeast business district and is conveniently situated just 15 miles from downtown Columbia. This Columbia South Carolina hotel was built with features and amenities to ensure you'll truly have a great way with us including complimentary Wi-Fi, 24-hour business center, meeting space, heated indoor pool with hot tub, and The Great American Grill restaurant. Guests can enjoy staying at The Hilton Garden Inn Columbia SC hotel, where everything is right where you need it.
For more information visit: http://www.ColumbiaSouthCarolinaHotel.com
Columbia, SC Hotel Offers Nearby Lodging to Guests Attending the Miss South Carolina Pageant
Hilton Garden Inn Hotel in Columbia South Carolina (Northeast) offers convenient accommodations to contestants and guests attending the Miss South Carolina Pageant at Township Auditorium.
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[Press-News.org] Columbia, SC Hotel Offers Nearby Lodging to Guests Attending the Miss South Carolina PageantHilton Garden Inn Hotel in Columbia South Carolina (Northeast) offers convenient accommodations to contestants and guests attending the Miss South Carolina Pageant at Township Auditorium.