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Comfort Suites - Anderson
Phone: (864) 622-1200
City: Anderson
Region: Mountains
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Comfort Suites - Anderson
All of our rooms are non-smoking suites with the following amenities: high speed Internet, computer desk, pull-out sofa, microwave, coffee pot, mini-fridge, iron and ironing board, and hairdryer. Restaurants are within walking distance (Fatz Cafe, Outback Steakhouse, Cracker Barrel, J Peters, Wild Wing Cafe, Hooter's, Wendy's, and Subway) with a movie theatre located directly across the street. All of our suites also include access to our indoor heated pool, hot spa, business center, and exercise room. All rooms also include a free full hot breakfast every morning.
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