ATLANTA, GA, February 29, 2012 (Press-News.org) The Holiday Inn Express & Suites Newberry SC Hotel offers special rates to guests attending the Irish Fling Celebration. The annual Newberry Irish Fling will take place on Friday, March 16, 2012 in downtown Newberry. It will celebrate St. Patrick's Day and includes live entertainment and festivities at various locations in Newberry. Performing live at the Newberry Opera House, headline entertainment will be Martha Reeves and the Vandellas. Show time is 8:00 PM and tickets can be purchased at the Newberry Opera House Box Office.
"The Newberry Irish Fling is a popular annual event our area residents and guests enjoy each year," explains Ambria Lanteigne, General Manager at the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Newberry. "An official hotel for the event, our property is located in historic Newberry and is situated only minutes from downtown. Irish Fling rates start at just $85.00 per night, subject to availability," say Lanteigne. This 4 story interior corridor Newberry South Carolina hotel provides guests with 77 comfortable rooms to choose from. This hotel near Downtown Newberry also features 900 square feet of divisible meeting space and offers discounts for groups reserving 5 or more guest rooms.
A top place among other Newberry SC hotels, the Holiday Inn Express & Suites is the perfect choice for local lodging. Services and amenities at the property include complimentary hot continental breakfast, free high speed Internet access, and indoor pool and hot tub, fitness center, and a microwave and mini refrigerator in all guest rooms. Guests are also sure to enjoy this hotel in Newberry South Carolina's convenient location to many of the other area attractions including, Newberry Opera House, Grow Newberry Farmer's Market, Carter and Holmes Orchids, Lynches Woods, and Enoree River Winery.
For more information on the Irish Fling visit www.visitnewberrysc.com. To book your Newberry lodging at the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, call 803-321-3955 or visit them online at www.NEWBERRYSOUTHCAROLINAHOTEL.com.
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.
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Holiday Inn Express & Suites Newberry SC Hotel Offers Special Rates to the Irish Fling Celebration
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Hotel in Newberry South Carolina offers convenient accommodations to travelers attending Irish Fling in downtown Newberry.
2012-02-29
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