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107 E Main St
Marion, VA 24354
Nightly Rates: ($130.00 - $244.00)
3 Star
Originally built in 1927 the General Francis Marion Hotel has been completely renovated and restored. It has been honored with many historic preservations awards and has AAA Three Diamond status. All rooms have high-speed internet access and toll-free local calls. Meeting facilities feature state-of-the-art presentation equipment and the hotel offers off-site fitness center privileges. The on-site restaurant/ The Black Rooster provides superb dining in a casual setting and the hotels Black Rooster lounge serves up appetizers and libations. Virginia Living magazine described the hotels 2006 rebirth; with a love of architecture and an eye for detail Owner Susie Ellis has personally supervised every aspect of the hotels 4 million dollar overhaul. With all new plumbing and wiring the rooms now number 36. In compliance with preservation standards all the old door facades still grace the halls. A subtle green/ gold/ and blue color scheme runs throughout the hotel but every room is individual containing slightly different furnishings and accents. The entire facility is smoke-free. The hotel is listed on the Virginia and National Registers of Historic Places.
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· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 1500
· Check out time is 1200
· Time Zone is -5 GMT
· Opened in 1927
· Renovated in 2005
· 36 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 5 floors.
Turn onto Airport Parkway for 2.3 miles. Merge onto I-81N for 55.6 miles. Take the US-11 exit-Exit 44- toward Marion - .3 miles. Turn right onto S Main St/US-11N/Lee Hwy. Continue to follow S main St/US-11N 1.8 miles. End at General Francis Marion Hotel.
South onto VA-101 toward 581 merge onto 581 toward Bristol merge onto I-81 via exit on Left toward Bristol Exit 45 onto Rt 16 left on E. Main St Hotel on rt
TRI-Bristol 59 Mi NE.Located in Historic Downtown Marion VA - off I-81 Exit 45
TRI-Tri-Cities Regional Airport 59 Mi NE; ROA- Roanoke Regional Airport 102 Mi SW
All reservations must be guaranteed with a major credit card. Exceptions may apply during holidays-special events or conventions.
Must cancel at least 24 hours in advance. Exceptions may apply during holidays-special events or conventions.
Max Capacity 15
Bowan BoardroomMax Capacity 30
Lincoln BallroomMax Capacity 100
Bowling; Stair Stepper; Stationary Bike; Steam Room; Tanning Beds; Treadmill; Universal Gym; Whirlpool; Jacuzzi; Golf Couse; Tennis Courts
45 Mi NE
- Bristol-Kingsport-Johnson City45 Mi NE
- City of Abingdon25 Mi NE
- Davis Valley Winery12 Mi SW
- Grayson Highlands State Park35 Mi W
- Hungry Mother State Park5 Mi S
- Mt. Rodgers National Recreation Area20 Mi W
- Museum of the Middle Applachians1 Mi W
- Roanoke, VA95 Mi SW
- Song of the Mountains Concert Series0 Mi SW
- The Barter Theatre25 Mi NE
- The Crooked Road VA Heritage Music Trail20 Mi NE
- The Lincoln Theatre0 Mi SW
- CORPORATE LOCATIONS0 Mi SW
- C & A Fabricating11 Mi NE
- Coffman Stairs1 Mi NW
- Emory & Henry College20 Mi NW
- General Dynamics-Marion Plant1 Mi SW
- General Shale Products9 Mi SW
- Marion Mold & Tool4 Mi SW
- Merillat Corporation5 Mi SW
- Mountain Empire Airport15 Mi SW
- Mountain States Health Alliance-SCCH3 Mi SW
- Mt. Empire Industrial Park7 Mi SW
- Oak Hill Academy35 Mi N
- Royal Mouldings3 Mi SW
- Southwest VA Mental Health Hospital1 Mi SE
- Utility Trailer Corporation7 Mi SW
- VA Tech65 Mi SW
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near VirginiaWhile in Virginia, you might enjoy a visit to: An official Ripley's Believe it or Not! attraction, possibly from a slow week for marvels. Another spot where gravity misbehaves. A long-abandoned Oz mountaintop theme park, opened by local residents to the public every October. Andy Griffith is king in Mt. Airy, so he gets a Museum, but other local celebrities get recognition here as well. |