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Garland/North Dallas Area
11421 LBJ Freeway
Garland, TX 75041
Nightly Rates: ($53.01 - $99.01)
1 Star
Welcome to the Super 8 in Garland. With easy access to I-635, you are just minutes from Dallas, Mesquite and Richardson. Our central location and modern amenities make us the Super choice for your lodging needs. Relax in our indoor pool and spa or pamper yourself in one of our Jetted tub suites. High speed internet access, microwaves, refrigera More...
Super 8 Garland/Rowlett/East Dallas
252 W Interstate 30
Garland, TX 75043
Nightly Rates: ($63.72 - $70.80)
2 Star
A very clean and quiet 40 unit interior corridor. Property conveniently near I-30 and centrally located on the East Side of Dallas. Wireless Internet is available in all rooms. SuperStart Breakfast available. Our Spacious singles have a Business Desk, Sofa and Chairs. In-room Coffee, Hairdryer, Radio Clock. Excellent value. No Pets allowed. Busine More...
Super 8 Garland/Rowlett/East Dallas
252 W Interstate 30
Garland, TX 75043
Nightly Rates: ($63.72 - $70.80)
A very clean and quiet 40 unit interior corridor. Property conveniently near I-30 and centrally located on the East Side of Dallas. Wireless Internet is available in all rooms. SuperStart Breakfast available. Our Spacious singles have a Business Desk, Sofa and Chairs. In-room Coffee, Hairdryer, Radio Clock. Excellent value. No Pets allowed. Busine More...
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near TexasWhile in Texas, you might enjoy a visit to: Cemetery where crash-landed 19th century space alien is purported to be buried. The skull and hide of an elephant that went berserk in 1929 are preserved in Carmack Watkins' personal museum. The Salt Palace was built and rebuilt -- several times -- to promote civic pride in a successful local salt industry. |