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| Thanks to Teri Bryce Davis for her hard work on this list. |
HOTELS WITH BLOCKED ROOMS – All account names are “CHS 1977”
All have complimentary Breakfast and Pools. Web links on each title with maps.
5006
$81 (reg. $99) kings, doubles or rooms with fold out sleeper
25 rooms blocked
Indoor pool & airport shuttle
Cut off date to book a room is 7/20/07
4 miles from Double B Party Barns
No restaurants in the area
La Quinta West/Medical (by St. Mary’s Hospital)
DBL queen $ 77 King $87
20 rooms blocked
Cut off date to book a room is 7/20/07
Minor Road Construction in area
Ashmore Inn & Suites
4019 S. Loop 289 * (806)-785-0060 * 1-800 -785-0061
$68.00 ** 10 rooms booked – dbl/king
Ask for suites rate
Cut off date to book is 7/20/07
Walk to Ihop, Jason’s Deli, Applebees, Outback
4007
$80 (reg. $89) ** 15 rooms booked
Cut off date to book is 7/15/07
Same parking lot as Ashmore Inn
5310
$84.99 (reg $99) 2 queen beds ** Ask for suites rate (reg $109)
10 rooms booked
Cut off date is 7/3/07
West Loop Near Sam’s & Lowe’s
Minor construction in area
www.arborinandsuites.com
All above blocked rooms are under CHS 1977 – and that will guarantee the above rates for Aug 3 & 4 or either night only. Please pay attention to the cut off dates, you can not book after these dates and get these prices. If you need to cancel please give 72 hours notice to the hotel.
If you need help with more info…Teri Bryce Davis (806) 438 6214.
Following are other hotels by region throughout the city . Here’s the Visitor’s Bureau Link for more info also. Visitor’s Bureau
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These are along the loop from University you know....Coldwater Country to Slide road (The Mall). They will be the best quality hotels.
Residence Inn (great if with kids....all suites, pool, sport court)
2551
(closest to univ.)
Holiday Inn Hotels (the old South Park Inn)
3201 Loop 289 S, Lubbock, TX 806-797-3241:
4003
4007
4011
4019
Comfort Suites (by
5113
Embassy Suites (Was
5215
4802 S Loop 289,
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These two will get you close to Chances R and Rodeo (two of the more popular dance clubs)
5310
5320
Quality Inn & Suites (K $99/Ste $119 – group rate may be available)
3430 W. Loop 289
6015 45th
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Downtown & Tech Campus
Clarion (used to be a Hilton & Sheraton)
505 Ave Q,
801 Ave Q,
Staybridge Suites ( formerly Hawthorne, across from TTU...7 yrs old)
2515 19th St, Lubbock, TX 806-765-8900
Lubbock Inn (has been remodeled)
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I27 &
Koko Inn (probably cheap!)
5201 Avenue Q, Lubbock, TX 806-747-2591
If you don't remember The KoKo & The Villa Club, then you probably shouldn’t stay there!
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These are close to the old traffic circle. Now it’s a Square.
NO! THE DRIVE IN IS GONE! STILL A BLANK? ..think of Lowrey Field....that is the area!
5410 Interstate 27,
6025 Ave A, Lubbock, TX 806-745-5111
5806 I-27,
1-27 And
5858 I 27 S, Lubbock, TX 806-763-6500
909 66th St, Lubbock, TX 806-745-5541
6510 Interstate 27,
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http://travel.yahoo.com/p-ts_offers-5087147-dest-Lubbock%2C%20TX-pt-2-zok-1-tsc-1;_ylt=AsK8CXC5CVw3ohPXBGMznlLjUWoL
http://www.mytravelguide.com/global/touristinfo-9445601-United_States_Texas_Lubbock_travelguide.html
http://lubbockhospitality.com/