Best Western Travel Programs
Alabama
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Best Western Rainsville Inn
46 Roy Sanderson Avenue, Rainsville, Alabama 35986-4583Phone: 256/638-1640 | Fax: 256-638-1639
Stay at this Rainsville, Alabama hotel and enjoy access to many sightseeing and recreational activities.
Welcome to the Best Western Rainsville Inn where guests will find personalized customer service and unbeatable amenities all at an affordable price. This Alabama hotel offers convenient access to many local attractions and businesses in the Rainsville area. Guests staying at this Rainsville hotel will enjoy comfortable guest rooms featuring cable television and high speed internet access. Guests can start the day off right with a complimentary full breakfast and morning paper. Business travelers will appreciate the business center with printer, modem hookups and fax and copy services are available. The Best Western Rainsville Inn also offers a seasonal outdoor pool, 24 hour exercise facility, and coin operated laundry.
This hotel is located on a large plateau known as Sand Mountain, the mountainous range of the Appalachians. Rainsville offers visitors many beautiful and unique sightseeing opportunities. The Best Western Rainsville Inn is a short drive from such attractions as DeSoto State Park, Desoto Falls, Little River Canyon, and Sequoyah Caverns which offers nature hikes, scenic waterfalls, and majestic overviews. Additional recreational opportunities abound at nearby DeKalb County Public Lake and Cloudmont Ski & Golf Resort. This Best Western hotel is convenient to many corporate locations.
Come visit the Best Western Rainsville Inn where the friendly staff is eager to make every stay memorable. Make a reservation today and save!
Local Events Worth Considering:
September 2010
Twenty-five of the country's best cowboys and Southern Rock and Bluegrass bands. In Decatur.
Visit the many exhibits from fruits and vegetables to crafts and artwork. In Oneonta.
The ride start and finish is the Gulf State Park Beach Pavilion. Choose to ride 45, 75 or 100 miles. In Gulf Shores.
October 2010
Weekend of music, a bicycle tour, car/truck show, arts show, food/sponsorship vendors, historic displays, and more.
Featuring local crafts, arts, great food, entertainment, Kid-Fest children's activities, sports programs antique car shows. In Alexander City.
Beaches, delicious food, fine arts and crafts, children's art village, live entertainment, sand sculpture contest and more. In Gulf Shores.
Games, hands-on activities, exploding pumpkins and curious concoctions created by the Sci-Quest educators. In Huntsville.
Livestock exhibits, competitions, crafts, food preservation, recipe contests, entertainment, carnival rides and more. In Dothan.
There will be over 125 live performances on nine stages throughout the festival. In Mobile.
The 69th match-up between Alabama A&M and Alabama State in Legion Field in Birmingham.
Races will be at Talladega Superspeedway, east of Birmingham.
November 2010
Showcasing the shrimping, farming and entertainment heritage in Foley and Baldwin County.
Mobile's Greater Gulf State Fairground—Junior League of Mobile’s shopping extravaganza.
Holiday shopping, great sales, horse-drawn carriage rides, Santa, train rides, tree lighting, fireworks, entertainment, and more.
Cramton Bowl-Traditional rivalry featuring Alabama State University Hornets of Montgomery against the Tuskegee University Tigers.
The Southeat's biggest college football rivalry: The University of Alabama and Auburn University. At Bryant-Denny Stadium, in Tuscaloosa.
Christmas in the Canebrake, the Alabama State Championship BBQ Cookoff, Alabama Boychoir Concert, parade, Jingle Bell run and fireworks show. In Demopolis.
December 2010
In Johnny Henderson Park.
