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Definitely the Westin Poinsett- it's historic, but has been completely re-done. Very, very nice and right on Main Street.
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Originally Posted by Skyliner
Redone = restored to its 1920s grandeur, thus truly historic.
I'll have to third the Westin Poinsett. Very historic, very nice location, high quality place...I'll also suggest you cross the street and have a nice dinner at Soby's; they have some great southern food.
Thanks everyone! We decided to go with the Hampton downtown. The Westin looks nice but read a lot of reviews that the rooms are looking "tired".
And drfranklin, thanks for the B&B suggestion but we just aren't B&B people.
You'll love the Hampton Riverplace, too. My husband and I stayed there for a one night local getaway, and we loved it. We had a top floor corner suite overlooking the river- it was a beautiful view, and the hotel is very nice. And you're close to a lot of really nice restaurants- the Lazy Goat, Larkins on the River, Rick Erwin's, and many more. Enjoy your stay!
You'll love the Hampton Riverplace, too. My husband and I stayed there for a one night local getaway, and we loved it. We had a top floor corner suite overlooking the river- it was a beautiful view, and the hotel is very nice. And you're close to a lot of really nice restaurants- the Lazy Goat, Larkins on the River, Rick Erwin's, and many more. Enjoy your stay!
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