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Jacksonian Inn Hotel Review:
Experience Southern Hospitality at its finest during your stay at Jackson's only award winning Ramada Inn. The Ramada Inn Southwest is a first class hotel located 12 miles from the Jackson Municipal Airport. Situated convenient to many area attractions, this hotel is only three miles from the Jackson Zoo. The hotel's personal attention to detail and commitment to guest satisfaction continues to bring awards on a local and international level. Look for the landmark clock tower minutes from Jackson's main attractions.
The Ramada Southwest Conference Center features 201 tastefully appointed rooms and suites. Guestrooms are spacious and classically furnished with mahogany furniture and guest pleasing amenities such as microwave, refrigerator, hairdryer, coffee maker, full size iron and ironing board. All rooms have individual climate controls, remote control cable color television with free HBO, dual line telephones with fax or modem, and voicemail. The hotel staff is professional and friendly, efficiently responding to every request. The hotel is minutes to dining, shopping and entertainment venues.
Address: 1525 Ellis Ave, Jackson, United States
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