MONROE, NC, November 23, 2011 (Press-News.org) Super 8 Monroe North Carolina Hotel announces a special savings package for their hotel guest to enjoy. Guests who book their stay of 3 or more nights, from now through November 22, 2011 will receive a 20% discount off Best Available Rates (excluding taxes and incidentals). Stays must be completed by November 30, 2011. This offer cannot be combined with any other special rates and is subject to availability.
As an additional bonus, now Wyndham Rewards members can earn DOUBLE miles or points with the stays you book until November 18th. All stays must be completed by November 22nd. Plus, if you stay twice, you are eligible to earn a $20 VISA gift card. Terms and conditions apply.
This Super 8 hotel Monroe NC's features and amenities include:
- Complimentary continental breakfast
- Free High-speed wireless Internet access
- Microwave and refrigerator in all guest rooms
- 25 inch cable TV with HBO
- Meeting room
- Suites available with hot tubs
"A n affordable lodging choice among other Monroe North Carolina hotels, guests are sure to enjoy their stay at the Super 8," explains Himanshu Patel, the property's General Manager. The Super 8 is accessible from major North Carolina highways including US 74 and Highway 601. For a small fee, pets are also allowed at the Super 8 Monroe.
Located near the South Carolina border, Monroe is a quaint suburb of Charlotte, NC. Guests at the Super 8 Monroe can enjoy visiting nearby downtown Monroe, home too many local restaurants and merchants. The Super 8 is also a hotel near Wingate University, Monroe Mall, Carowinds, Charlotte-Monroe Executive Airport, and Charlotte Motor Speedway.
To learn more about special savings deals or to book your stay, contact the Super 8 hotel in Monroe NC at 704-289-1555 or visit the hotel online at www.MONROENORTHCAROLINAHOTEL.com.
About Super 8 Monroe
If you're looking for a great Monroe North Carolina hotel, you'll love the Super 8! This hotel in Monroe NC is conveniently located on Hwy. 74 (Roosevelt Boulevard). You'll find friendly staff waiting to accommodate your lodging needs at this Monroe North Carolina hotel. Guests will find many restaurants, including the Sagebrush Restaurant next door, and outstanding shopping in the area located nearby the hotel.
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Monroe North Carolina Hotel Announces a Special 20% Savings Deal for Guests
Super 8 Monroe North Carolina Hotel, located near Charlotte, NC, announces a special rate for their hotel guests staying 3 or more nights.
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[Press-News.org] Monroe North Carolina Hotel Announces a Special 20% Savings Deal for GuestsSuper 8 Monroe North Carolina Hotel, located near Charlotte, NC, announces a special rate for their hotel guests staying 3 or more nights.