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Amerisuites Charlotte Airport

2950 Oak Lake Boulevard
Charlotte, NC 28208
Nightly Rates: ( 179.00 - 199.00 )
2 Star


Property Description

The AmeriSuites Charlotte Coliseum is a all-suites,subarban corporate hotel, located minutes from uptown Charlotte. The hotel is within walking distance to the Charlotte Coliseum and the Charlotte/Douglas International Airport and we cater to both business and leisure travelers. The amenities and services that our hotel offer are: Complimentary Bountiful Breakfast Buffet,fitness facilities, an outdoor heated pool (seasonal), complimentary parking and shuttle service to/from the Charlotte Douglas Intl Airport as well as local restaurants; high speed Internet access and guest laundry facilities/valet services, oversized suites with a large living area.



Amenities

· AM/FM Alarm Clock
· Business Center
· Coffee Maker in Room
· Courtesy Car
· 24 Hour Front Desk
· Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
· Free Parking
· Hairdryers Available
· Mini Bar
· Mini Bar
· Modem Lines in Room
· Meeting/Banquet Facilities
· No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
· Free Newspaper
· Pool
· Safe Deposit Box
· Fitness Center or Spa
· Laundry/Valet Services


Room Information

Taking Care of Business Suites
Designed with the corporate traveler's business needs in mind, yet ideal for the leisure traveler or a family on vacation, these suites feature:* Oversized executive L-shaped desk* Upholstered executive chair* Dual speakerphone lines so you can work on-line and conduct business at the same time* Desk lights with additional receptacles for office electronics* A few office supplies* Comfortable, overstuffed leisure chair and ottoman so you can relax* Color television with video cassette player* Mini-kitchen equipped with coffee maker and coffee, snacks, microwave, mini-refrigerator,and a dinette table with chairs.


Regular Suites
Our regular suites offer comfort, convenience and value, in addition to the following amenities: * Spacious separate living and bedroom areas * Well lighted work desk * Two telephones * Telephone dataport * 26-inch color television and video cassette player * Sleeper sofa * Mini-kitchen with microwave, mini-refrigerator, wet bar, and coffee maker with coffee


Additional amenities offered to our guests
* Complimentary deluxe continental breakfast buffet * Free USA Today newspaper * Fax and complete business services available in our state-of-the-art business center * Guests can also enjoy a refreshing workout in our exercise room or our swimming pool * Our professional and friendly staff can also coordinate your small meetings, including catering

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Miscellaneous Information

· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 3:00PM
· Check out time is 11:00AM
· Time Zone is EST,GMT-5
· Opened in 1998
· 128 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 6 floors.


Directions

Exit #5 (Tyvola Road). Go west approximately three miles and make a left on Yorkmont, then make an immediate right. The hotel is on the right.

I-77 South to Exit 5 (Tyvola Rd.) Go west approximately 3 miles and make a left on Yorkmont, then an immediate right. The hotel is on the right.

I-77 South to Exit 5 (Tyvola Rd.) Go west approximately 3 miles and make a left on Yorkmont, then an immediate right. The hotel is on the right.

I-85 North to exit 33 (Billy Graham Parkway.) Exit right onto Billy Graham south. Take the Tyvola Road exit, keep right. At the first light turn right onto Yorkmont, then an immediate right onto Oak Lake Blvd. The hotel is on the right.

I-85 South to exit 33 (Billy Graham Parkway.) Take a left onto Billy Graham south. Take the Tyvola Road exit, keep right. At the first light turn right onto Yorkmont, then am immediate right onto Oak Lake Blvd. The hotel is on the right.

I-85 South to exit 33 (Billy Graham Parkway.) Take a left onto Billy Graham south. Take the Tyvola Road exit, keep right. At the first light turn right onto Yorkmont, then am immediate right onto Oak Lake Blvd. The hotel is on the right.

The Amerisuites Charlotte Coliseum is a subarban corporate hotel, located minutes from uptown Charlotte. It is within walking distance to the Charlotte Coliseum and the Charlotte/Douglas International Airport.

CLT Charlotte/Douglas Airport - 3MI


Guarantee Policy

Guarantee reservations must be cancelled prior 4PM, day of arrival, local hotel time to avoid a one night charge.


Cancellation Policy

Cancel by 1600 hours on day of arrival, local hotel time to avoid a cancellation penalty.


Restaurant Information

Complimentary Bountiful Breakfast Buffet

Complimentary Bountiful Breakfast Buffet every morning featuring Belgium waffles, fresh fruits and danish to name a few. There are an assortment of juices, muffins, and cereals to cater to each individuals taste.

Catering/Party Services

Hone Baked Ham Catering Service: Available to work with hotel clients as requested.

Jocks & Jills

Jocks & Jills: A relaxing nationally known sports bar. Prices ranging from $8.00 a plate to $16.00.

Ole Smokehouse

Family owned and operated. Child friendly and good southern home cooking.

Chillis

Chillis: Nationally known restaurant child friendly serving American Cuisine.

Applebees

A national chain serving all American Cuisine.


Meeting Facility

Meeting Facilities

Our facilities offer 750 square feet of flexible meeting space and will accommodate up to 50 people. A white board and standing podium are complimentary. Arrangements can be made for other equipment and catering needs.


Recreation Information

Health Club - Limited

Cardio Vascular and Weight Lifting Equipment, Pool - Heated Outdoor

Boating Camping Scuba Diving Fishing Golf Hiking Jet Skiing Jogging Track/Trail Mountain Biking Mountain Climbing Nature Trails Play Ground Pool - Heated Outdoor Racquetball Court Recreation (Sports) Court Spa Weight Lifting Equipment Health Club - Extensive

Area Attractions

Paramount's Carowinds Amusement Park

Theme Park

Charlotte Convention Center

area attraction

Charlotte Merchandise Mart

Open booth area for local vendors to exhibit goods are services to the public.

Cricket Arena

Small events/convention space arena/stadium

Ovens Auditorium

Fine arts/musical, small events held in indoor auditorium.

University of North Carolina at Charlotte

UNCC is a state funded public liberal arts university.

Charlotte Coliseum

area attraction

Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre

Open Outdoor paladium type event/concert arena.

Lowes Motor Speedway

area attraction

Renaissance Golf Course Renaissance Parks and Recreation Ericsson Stadium Uptown Charlotte Discovery Place South Park Mall

area shopping

Carolina Place Mall

area shopping

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Travel Information for North Carolina Hotel Guests


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