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Conveniently located off Highway 29 in Danville, Virginia, Economy Inn offers free WiFi access and is just 5.9 miles away from Danville Mall. The air-conditioned rooms feature amenities such as cable TV with premium channels, ironing facilities, and a hairdryer, with additional conveniences like a microwave, small refrigerator, and coffee machine. Guests can enjoy 24-hour front desk services, complimentary fax and photocopying facilities, and benefit from a vending machine and free parking, accommodating large vehicles. Danville Regional Airport is a mere 10-minute drive away, while attractions like the Danville Historic District and Danville Science Center are within a short driving distance at 7.6 miles and 12 minutes, respectively.
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3050 W Main St, 24541, Danville, United States
- 434-792-3622
- support@economyinndanville.us
- economyinndanville.us
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