Galax, VA Hotels
Knights Inn Galax
312 W. Stuart Street
Galax, VA 24333
Nightly Rates: ($53.01 - $53.01)
1 Star
Welcome to the Knights Inn of Galax, Virginia. Located on a hill with scenic views of surrounding area. Just one mile to downtown and convenient to local restaurants and attractions. 1 hour to the Bri ... Click for More Info
Hampton Inn Galax
205 Cranberry Road
Galax, VA 24333
Nightly Rates: ($99.00 - $119.00)
2 Star
We are so glad that you have chosen the Hampton Inn Galax for your lodging needs. The hotel is nestled in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains and immersed with all its natural beauty. We have many l ... Click for More Info
Rodeway Inn Galax
303 North Main Street
Galax, VA 24333
Nightly Rates: ($47.19 - $47.19)
1 Star
Great downtown location, close to everything. Beautiful Blue Ridge Mountain views. Walk or bike ride on The New River Trail State Park just 3 blocks away, or rent a canoe and enjoy the The New River, ... Click for More Info
Galax Hotel Chains
Hampton Inn/Hampton Inn and SuitesKnights Inn
Rodeway Inn
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