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1125 East Broad St
Dunn, NC 28334
Nightly Rates: ($54.96 - $65.96)
2 Star
Welcome to the Super 8 of Dunn! We have many amenities to offer such as continental breakfast, outdoor pool, free high speed internet access and we are pet friendly ($10 per day).
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 02:00 PM
· Check out time is 11:00 AM
· Time Zone is EST
· Opened in 1978
· 105 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 2 floors.
North: I-95 South, Exit 73. Hotel on Right South: I-95 North. Exit 73, Left on SR 421, Right on Lee Ave, Right on Broad St. Hotel on Left. East: I-40 West, I-95 South, Exit 73. Hotel on Right. West: I-40 East, I-95 South, Exit 73. Hotel on Right. From Raleigh: I-40 East, I-95 South, Exit 73. Hotel on Right. Airport: I-95 North, Exit 73, Left on SR 421, Right on Lee Ave. Right on Broad St. Hotel on Left.
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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.
Sagebrush 0.3 Miles Cracker Barrel 0.4 Miles Brass Lantern 0.5 Miles Hibachi Grill 1.0 Miles Mi Casita 1.5 miles
Gen. William C Lee H ome 0.8 Miles Averasboro Battleground 6.0 Miles Keith Hill Golf 8.0 Miles Campbell University 16.0 Miles Fort Bragg 35.0 Miles
Gen. William C Lee H ome 0.8 Miles Averasboro Battleground 6.0 Miles Keith Hill Golf 8.0 Miles Campbell University 16.0 Miles Fort Bragg 35.0 Miles
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near North CarolinaWhile in North Carolina, you might enjoy a visit to: Personal collection of all things gourd by the world's greatest gourd-lover. Made of scrap metal and festooned with bicycle reflectors, some stand 40 feet tall. Folk artist Clyde Jones chainsaw carves his "critters" out of log remnants and stumps. Recreates what it must have been like when all of the replica Indians were gone. |