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101 Hamric Drive
Oxford, AL 36203
We are centrally located on Interstate 20 at exit 185 between two major cities, Birmingham, Alabama 60 miles to the west and Atlanta, Georgia 80 miles to the east. The Liberty Inn is family owned and operated. We recently finished a full renovation of both the inside and outside of our property. We offer high speed Internet, cable with HBO and expanded channels, all rooms are nicely furnished and consist of single, double, and suite rooms for extended stays. Our staff is the friendliest in town and our guests are a variety of business, pleasure, and other travelers. Our lobby offers a free continental breakfast and morning coffee. More information on our property and on the area is available at our web site www.libertyinnoxford.com.
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 2 PM
· Check out time is Noon
· Time Zone is EST
· Opened in 1979
· Renovated in 2005
· 0 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 0 floors.
The Liberty Inn is located on Hwy 78 just off interstate 20 (I-20) between Birmingham, Alabama and Atlanta, Georgia.
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