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Ramada Inn Harrisonburg Virginia
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Ramada Inn 1 Pleasant Valley Road Harrisonburg, VA 22801 Nightly Rates (69.00 - 79.00) 2 Star |
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| Ramada Harrisonburg is located on route 11 off I-81 (exit 243). This hotel is ideal for leisure and business travelers coming to the Shenandoah Valley. Just minutes away...James Madison University, Bridgewater College, Eastern Mennonite University and Shenandoah Regional Airport. Tourist Attractions: Rockingham County Fairgrounds, Shenandoah National Park, Massanutten Resort, Luray Caverns, New Market Battlefields, Endless Caverns, Natural Bridge, Blue Ridge Parkway and Skyline Drive. Many restaurants, shopping and golf courses are nearby. The Harrisonburg Hotel offers Refrigerators and Microwaves. Wireless Internet Access, Coffee Maker, Iron/Ironing Board, Hairdryer, and over 60 channels including showtime. Free local phone calls. Hotel also features additional amenities such as Hot Expanded Continental Breakfast, Pool Outdoor, Guest Laundry and Free Parking for Bus Trucks and RV. The pool is closed for the winter from 09/24/07-05/31/08. Cracker Barrel is conveniently located adjacent to our hotel. This Property now has a Fitness Center. Our onsite meeting banquet facilities and catering facilities are percent for small and large groups for up to 250 people. We have approximately 2000 square feet of meeting space. Whether you are traveling for business, visiting local universities, or simply stopping through to enjoy some of our many local attractions that Harrisonburg and its surrounding areas have to offer. Make Ramada of Harrisonburg your choice for your accommodations, We would love to have you stay |
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| I-81 South to Exit 243. Hotel is on the Right. I-81 N. to exit 243, cross over interstate, hotel on right. I-66 to I-81 S., go about 45 mi. to exit 243; hotel on right.I-64 to I-81 N., go about 31 mi. to exit 243; cross over interstate; hotel on right. I-64 to I-81 N., go about 60 mi. to exit 243; cross over interstate; hotel on right. Shenandoah Valley |
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| Cancellation penalties may apply if cancelled after the policy deadline. Please review the reservation details before confirming your reservation as policies vary. |
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| Restaurant Cracker Barrel Ajacent to Hotel Pano's Rest and Bar Nearby Southside Diner Nearby Waffle House Nearby Chinese Gourmet Nearby EL Charo Mexican (1mi) Buffalo Wild Wings (1mi) Taste of Thai (1mi) Outback Steakhouse (5mi) Restaurant Cracker Barrel - Adjacent |
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 Meeting and Event Facilities Boardroom and Conference Room 1-4 Meeting Rooms Up to 2000 Square Feet of Space Smallest Room Capacity:25 Largest Room Capacity:250 High Speed Internet TV VCR DVD Snacks Juices and Coffee Available Catering Service Avaiable |
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http://www.nps.gov/shen The beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains serve as a backdrop for Shenandoah National Park a 196,149 acre nature preserve that includes nearly 80,000 acres of congressionally designated wilderness. Local residents include black bears, wild turkeys, deer, apple trees and abundant seasonal wildflowers. Drive 105-mile Skyline Drive atop the mountains crest for a scenic trip along the length of the park, or choose from over 500 miles of trails to hike-including 101 miles of the famed Appalachian Trail.  http://www.nps.gov/shen The beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains serve as a backdrop for Shenandoah National Park a 196,149 acre nature preserve that includes nearly 80,000 acres of congressionally designated wilderness.Local residents include black bears,wild turkeys,deer,apple trees and abundant seasonal wildflowers. Drive 105-mile Skyline Drive atop the mountains crest for a scenic trip along the length of the park,or choose from over 500 miles of trails to hike-including 101 miles of the famed Appalachian Trail. Rockingham County Fairgrounds (2mi) Shenandoah Heritage Farmers Market (1mi) Downtown Harrisonburg (2mi) James Madison University (2 mi) Frontier Culture Museum (20mi) New Market Battlefield (20) Skyline Drive (20mi) Luray Caverns (30mi) Factory Antique Mall (15 mi) Massanutte Golf Ski Resort (15mi) Massanutte Water Resort (15mi) Shenandoah Regional Airport (15mi) Endless Caverens Dayton Farmer's Market (3mi) Bridgewater College (4mi) Easton Mennonite University (7mi) Rockingham Memorial Hospital (2mi) Rockingham Memorial Hospital (mi) http://www.naturalbridegva.com Nestled between the Blue Ridge and Alleghany Mountain ranges in the Southern Shenandoah Valley, Natural Bridge provides a unique, historic, picturesque, and natural experience. One of the 7 natural wonders of the world, and over 100 million years old, Natural Bridge provides a perfect scenic attraction for travellers and families. http://www4.vmi.edu/museum/nm/ Spend the day at the New Market Battlefield State Historical Park and enjoy the museum, explore the historic farm, scenic Shanandoah River overlooks picnic spots and walking trails. Your exploration of the Civil War in Virginia begins here in the legendary Shenandoah Valley. The three-hundred acre New Market Battlefield State Historical Park, 19th Century Bushong Farm, and Hall of Valor Civil War Museum, commemorate a unique moment in American history. http://www.jmu.edu With a firm commitment to its students and their preparation for leading educated, productive lives, James Madison University has earned a reputation for academic excellence and high student-retention rates. Visitors enjoy a stroll through the Edith J. Carrier Arboretum or a tour of the various art galleries located at the beautiful Harrisonburg campus. JMU was founded in 1908. http://www.jmu.edu/arboretum/main.html Step into an oasis of startling natural and peaceful quiet at James Madison Universitys Edith J. Carrier Arboretum. This living classroom provides unspoiled habitat for an incredible variety of trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants while granting teachers and students an ideal environment for learning and research. The arboretum focuses on native plant species of the mid-Appalachian region. http://www.courtsquaretheatre.com Terrific film, dance, live music, and theater await you at the Court Square Theater, located in downtown, Harrisonburg. The comfortable venue-opened in 1998 as part of the citys redevelopment project - is ideal for staged events as well as movie screenings. Plan a night out: the theater stands adjacent to Calhouns Restaurant and Brewery, one of Harrisburgs most popular dining destinations. http://www.folkart.com/~latitude/museum/m_vqm.htm This one-of-a-kind museum celebrates and preserves the Virginian folk art tradition of quilt-making in all its colorful aesthetic glory. The fine crafting and artful sewing required to create the handmade quilts is nothing less than extraordinary when seen up close and in full. The Virginia Quilt Museum is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. http://www.daytonfarmersmarket.com Nowadays, we all seem to be too busy and it is hard to just slow down. There is still a place where you can feel welcome. A place to shop and enjoy yourself. An old, original Farmess Market that is a real Mall-ternative to our usual way of shopping. Lots of parking outside and lots of smiles inside. You can just sit for a while with a dish of ice cream or a sandwich and watch the people. Browse more than 20 shops for things from all over the world and things made with local, skilled hands. http://www.massresort.com At Massanutten, our experience from 30 years of operation ensures you and your family will have a day- or whole vacation - filled with fun on the snow. Here, everyone from the ticket window attendants and rental personnel to the ski patrol and instructors work hard so that no matter how you slide on snow it will be a good time for everyone. For your convenience, all slopes are lighted for night skiing. Add this to one of the best snowmaking systems available and our exceptional snowmaking team, and you will understand why Massanutten is the place to visit in the Mid-Atlantic region. http://lakeviewgolf.net Outstanding golf awaits you at Lakeview Golf Course in Harrisonburg VA. Lakeview is well-maintained year-round, hosts many golf events, and has an outstanding driving range and separate practice greens for chipping and putting. With an average daily attendance 1,000 and an average 150 dealers, Rockys Antique Mall is the perfect place to find exceptional and rare antiques, furniture and collector items. Indoor mall with 40,000 square feet. Air conditioned, food, clean restrooms. http://www.heritageoaksgolf.com Harrisonburgs own Municipal Golf Course sits in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley. It features 18 beautiful holes that range from lightly wooded to fast links style golf. Heritage Oaks features golf course, driving range, practice green and pro shop. Golf Professionals are on duty to give instruction. http://www.calhounsbrewery.com/home.shtml Listen up, beer drinkers! You won?t want to miss a trip to Calhouns Restaurant and Brewery, one of Harrisonburgs favorite eateries and the premier microbrewery in the Shenandoah Valley. Brew-master Eric Plowman crafts a variety of interesting, flavorful beers, including Smokin Scottish Ale, Hefe Weizen, Bombay India Pale Ale and Calhouns Kolsch. A terrific food menu includes Texas-style chili, fried chicken salad, jumbo lump crab cakes, stuffed catfish and sweet potato fries. |