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Wyndham Garden Summerville
Phone: (843) 875-3300
City: Summerville
Region: Coastal & Islands
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Wyndham Garden Summerville
Fantastic hotel adjactent to restaurants and shopping. Recently Renovated guest rooms equipped with Free High Speed Wireless Internet Access and Micro/Fridges. Breakfast Monday - Friday 6 am - 9 am and Saturday - Sunday 6 am - 10 am. Explore Historic Summerville - only 2 miles or Historic Charleston - only 20 miles.
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