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Country Inn & Suites
Phone: (803) 469-6666
City: Sumter
Region: Midlands
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Country Inn & Suites
The newest Hotel in Sumter, the Country Inn & Suites is located close to a wealth of restaurants, business and attractions. Amenities to make you feel at home are: free HOT breakfast, wireless internet access in all guest rooms, 32 inch LG LCD flat panel television, microwave & refrigerator in all guest rooms, GYM and indoor pool. Walking distance to following restaurants; a) IHOP (open 24 hrs) b) Applebees c) Outback Steakhouse d) Logans Roadhouse e) Chilis.
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