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Embassy Suites Lubbock
Embassy Suites Lubbock

5215 S Loop 289
Lubbock, TX
United States
79424

Contact:
806 771 7000
embassysuites3.hilton.com/en/hotels/texas/embassy-suites-by-hilton-lubbock-LBBESES/index.html

This is an all-suites hotel with breakfast and an evening social hour.

Rooms are available for both August 4th and August 5th at $139.99    (this is a fantastic rate for this hotel).

 

They are blocked under “Coronado High School Reunion” and will be held until JULY 5.
  

Call the hotel direct to make reservations.  

Comfort Suites
Comfort Suites
Comfort Suites

4927 Marsha Sharp Freeway
Lubbock, TX
United States
79410

Contact:
(806) 701 5870
www.choicehotels.com/texas/lubbock/comfort-suites-hotels/txg29

There is also a Brand New  Days Inn,  4923 Marsha Sharp Freeway and Comfort Suites University, 4927 Marsha Sharp Freeway that share a parking lot near Coronado High School- Between CHS and Marsha Sharp and within very short walking distance to CHS.  (think Terrace shopping Center)   

They are both reasonably priced and have rooms available at this time. 


We are working on a block with the Comfort Suites for a $107/$116 rate
 

The Days Inn is showing rooms at the $75/$97 rate.

(other discounts may be available on line) 

Hospitality Information Below
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LUBBOCK, the largest city in the Panhandle, has long been the center of its commerce and transportation, roughly one hundred miles northwest of Abilene and the same distance south of Amarillo. At first this was cattle-grazing land, but the discovery of copious underground water made agriculture profitable.

The prosperity of the city was built on cotton. In recent years, while farmers have been perpetually plagued by economic struggles, the town's economy now also relies on manufacturing and retail outlets; you may, however, still see solitary cottonfields standing defiantly on the outskirts, where farmers have refused to sell out.

With its fields, farms, lumpen bungalows and faceless block buildings, Lubbock is relentlessly ordinary-looking, its muted downtown area dotted with fading 1950s shopfronts. Which is not to say that it's dull; though Southern Baptism has left its mark, Lubbock has a uniquely Texan sense of fun, clearly evident in its love of music, rodeos, and having a good time.

LINKS:
http://travel.yahoo.com/p-travelguide-809706-lubbock_lubbock-i;_ylt=Ahgn.m5.p.ibW.jv9r2SLnTjUWoL

http://travel.yahoo.com/p-ts_offers-5087147-dest-Lubbock%2C%20TX-pt-2-zok-1-tsc-1;_ylt=AsK8CXC5CVw3ohPXBGMznlLjUWoL

http://www.mytravelguide.com/global/touristinfo-9445601-United_States_Texas_Lubbock_travelguide.html

http://lubbockhospitality.com/