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Sleep Inn - Aiken
Phone: (803) 644-9900
City: Aiken
Region: Midlands
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Sleep Inn - Aiken
Newly renovated designed to dream- SLEEP INN- start your day off with a hot deluxe complimentary continental breakfast * and free USA today or local newspaper* each guest room also features: smoke free free wi fi & hard wire internet free pass for gold's gym 10%off at o'charley every time you stay outdoor swimming pool all rooms with 32" flat scrren,fridge,microwave,hair dryer iorn ironing board Kids under 18 Stay Free ** Free Guest Privileges® Frequent Travelers Program Membership * Interior Corridor 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
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