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Super 8 Ft. Nelson - Fort Nelson, British Columbia

4003 50th Avenue South
Fort Nelson, BC VOT1R0
 Nightly Rates (147.54 - 156.84)   2 Star

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Property Description
* Free high speed internet access in all rooms * Business Center * Super Start Plus Breakfast * Fitness Center * Waterslide /Pool/Whirlpool * Three theme rooms * Large Truck Parking * In room coffee * Microwave * Refrigerator * Iron/Ironing Board * Interior/Exterior Entrance * Free local calls * Shuttle Service Available

Super 8 Ft. Nelson


Amenities
  • Adjoining Rooms

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  • Air Conditioned

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  • AM/FM Alarm Clock

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  • Audio Visual Equipment

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  • Conference Facilities

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  • Continental Breakfast

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  • Coffee Maker in Room

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  • Copy Service

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  • 24 Hour Front Desk

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  • Handicapped Rooms/Facilities

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  • Desk with lamp

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  • FAX

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  • Free Parking

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  • Free Local Telephone Calls

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  • Exercise Gym

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  • Ice Machine

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  • Internet Access – Complimentary

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  • High speed internet access

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  • Ironing Board

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  • Jacuzzi

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  • Kitchenette

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  • Kitchenette

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  • Guest Laundromat

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  • Microwave

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  • Meeting/Banquet Facilities

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  • Over Sized Rooms

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  • Pets Allowed

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  • Heated Pool

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  • Indoor Pool

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  • Bus Parking

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  • Recreational Vehicle Parking

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  • Truck Parking

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  • Refrigerator

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  • Security

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  • Free Airport Shuttle

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  • Smoke Detectors

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  • TV Remote Control

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  • Satellite TV

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  • Vending Machines

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  • Wake-up Service

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  • Wheel Chair Access

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    Miscellaneous Information
  • Canadian Dollars is the native currency. 

  • Check in time is 3:00 PM 

  • Check out time is 11:00 AM 

  • Opened in  2003 

  • 0  rooms. 

  • 0  suites. 

  • 4  floors. 

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    Directions
    Shopping district, Expressway

    Restaurant Information
    A and W  Backroads Sports Bar and Grl  Capp A Lu s  Coachouse Restaurant  Dans Neighbourhood Pub  Dixie Lee Chicken  Fort Pizza  Fort Restaurant  LA Coffee Brewers  Meg and Mels  Northern Deli  P and T Restaurant  Pantry Restaurant  Pizzarama Pizzaria  Shangri La Restaurant  Subway 

    Meeting Facility
  • Meeting Room
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  • Stone Mtn Provincial Park

  • Summit Lake

  • Toad River Hot Springs

  • Heritage Museum

  • Community Forest

  • Popular Hills Golf and Cntry

  • Phoenix Theater

  • The Recreation Centre

  • The Aquatic Centre

  • The Phoenix Theatre

  • Poplar Hills Golf Course

  • Art Fraiser Community Park

  • Bob Price Memorial Park

  • The Community Forest

  • Northern Lights College

  • School District 81

  • Liard Community Health Unit

  • Northern Rockies Regional Ds

  • Fort Nelson First Nations

  • Chamber of Commerce

  • Fort Liard Recreation Dept

  • Fort Nelson Public Library

  • Fort Nelson Heritage Musuem

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