MONROE, NC, March 13, 2012 (Press-News.org) Super 8 Monroe NC Hotel offers convenient lodging to students and their parents attending upcoming Top Scholars Days at Wingate University. The events will take place on campus March 17, 2012 and April 21, 2012; reservations are required. Top Scholars Day was created for admitted students to have the opportunity to chat with current students and professors at Wingate University. Attending students may compete for free tuition in the Tweet for Tuition Challenge.
"Situated only 5 miles from the school, our hotel near Wingate University is looking forward to welcoming guests attending Top Scholars Day," explains Himanshu Patel, the property's General Manager. "A great lodging choice among other Monroe North Carolina hotels, travelers are sure to enjoy their stay at the Super 8," says Patel. The Super 8 Monroe is accessible from major North Carolina highways including US 74 and Highway 601.
Services and amenities at the Super 8 Hotel in Monroe NC include:
- Complimentary SuperStart continental breakfast offering coffee, tea, juice, milk, cereal and an assortment of baked goods
- Indoor/Outdoor pool
- Free High-speed Internet access throughout the hotel
- Microwave and refrigerator in all guest rooms
- 25 inch cable TV with HBO
- Pet friendly hotel (fee)
- Suites available
Located near the South Carolina border, Monroe is a charming suburb of Charlotte, NC. Local guests to Monroe can enjoy visiting nearby downtown, home too many local restaurants and merchants. Also, this is a hotel near Carowinds, Monroe Mall, Charlotte-Monroe Executive Airport, and Charlotte Motor Speedway.
For information about upcoming events on the Wingate University campus, visit www.wingate.edu.
To book your stay at Super 8 Monroe North Carolina Hotel, call 704-289-1555 or visit the hotel online at www.MONROENORTHCAROLINAHOTEL.COM.
About Hilton Garden Inn Columbia SC Hotel (Northeast)
If you're looking for a great Monroe North Carolina hotel, you'll love the Super 8! Part of the WYNDHAM Hotel Group, 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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Super 8 Monroe NC Hotel Offers Close Lodging for Guests Attending Top Scholars Day at Wingate University
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2012-03-13
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