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Hotels Around TWC Arena


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So my girlfriend got me tickets to the the Hornets v. Thunder next Saturday and I'm super pumped, haven't been this year yet.

Anyway, I was planning on surprising her for valentine's day and try and get a hotel room near the arena (we're early 20s so normally just crash at a friends place in Charlotte). Trying to find a happy medium between $, walking distance and niceness, any suggestions?

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anywhere down south blvd and ride the light rail if cheap is your goal.

 

otherwise i have stayed at the holiday inn quite a few drunken nights. nice place. all hotels in center city are pretty nice, just shop around and ask for discounts. the art of negotiation is still alive if you are brave enough.

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anywhere down south blvd and ride the light rail if cheap is your goal.

otherwise i have stayed at the holiday inn quite a few drunken nights. nice place. all hotels in center city are pretty nice, just shop around and ask for discounts. the art of negotiation is still alive if you are brave enough.

There are nicer areas around Charlotte than South Blvd but the light rail is much better value ($4.40 round trip, free parking at park and ride station) than $10-15 parking uptown.

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