Hotels in Clarksville, IN

Clarksville, Indiana, is home to Falls of the Ohio State Park, where visitors can get back to nature along the banks of the Ohio River. The park offers the best in Clarksville hiking, fishing, bird watching, picnicking and fossil viewing with some of the world's largest naturally exposed Devonian fossil beds (http://www.fallsoftheohio.org/).

There are many Clarksville hotels for visitors to rest on the "Sunny side of Louisville."

Best Family-Friendly

Holiday Inn Lakeview, 505 Marriott Drive (I-65 exit 1), is sure to please the entire family and kids of all ages. Located along the waterfront, the Clarksville Holiday Inn Lakeview has huge indoor and outdoor pools, with exciting curling slides. There is nearby shopping and dining, but Holiday Inn Lakeview has it all, including an on-site restaurant and lounge, exercise room and free Wi-Fi. The family pet is also welcome at Holiday Inn Lakeview! Call Holiday Inn Lakeview for reservations at (812) 283-4411.

Best Pet-Friendly

When Fido must travel along, Best Western Green Tree Inn is the top Clarksville hotel. Located at 1425 Broadway (I-65 exit 4), Best Western Green Tree Inn welcomes visitors with charming architecture reminiscent of nearby Churchill Downs. This Clarksville hotel also offers complimentary breakfast, free Wi-Fi and a heated outdoor pool. Call (812) 288-9281 for reservations, or toll-free at (800) 950-9281.

Best Eco-Friendly

America's Best Inn & Suites, 342 Eastern Blvd. (I-65 exit 2) has a number of Eco-friendly rooms for the environmentally conscious Clarksville visitor. These rooms use less energy and provide visitors with fewer disposables, so anyone choosing this option should be sure to bring all their own sundry items.
According to America's Best Inn & Suites, each eco-friendly room prevents more than 1,000 traditional hotel amenity packages from entering landfills in a single year. America's Best Inn & Suites also utilizes a linen reuse program that reuses guest sheets and towels to reduce water and energy use, and also uses less detergent.
Call (812) 282-0252 and ask for an Eco-friendly room.

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Article Written By Jamie Witt

Jamie Witt began her writing career in 2005 by assisting in the launch of a daily newspaper. Previous roles in newspaper have included reporter, photographer, copy editor and assistant managing editor. She moved into advertising with an emphasis on public relations, copy writing and copy editing. Witt studied Journalism and English at Indiana University.

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