Hotels at the Columbia Airport in South Carolina

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The Columbia Metropolitan Airport, similar to a city, has 50 agencies and business on the 2600-acre property. Five major airlines service the airport, and several hotels are at the airport in the two-mile corridor between the airport property and Interstate 26. Some of the hotels provide airport shuttle service for their guests.

Country Inn & Suites Hotel

The Country Inn & Suites Columbia Airport, in Cayce, is two miles from the airport. Microwaves and refrigerators are in each suite. Features include a heated indoor pool, high-speed Internet, a daily newspaper, free shuttle service and continental breakfast.

Country Inns & Suites
2245 Airport Blvd.
Cayce, SC 29033,
800-596-2375
countryinns.com

Holiday Inn Columbia-Airport

The Holiday Inn Columbia is located at the Interstate-26 interchange that services airport traffic. The Inn's features include an airport shuttle, meeting facilities that can accommodate up to 250, a health and fitness center and a pool. The Magnolia Grill serves breakfast and lunch. Pets are allowed for a fee.

Holiday Inn Columbia-Airport
500 Chris Drive
West Columbia, SC 29169
803-794-9440
ichotelsgroup.com

The Days Inn and Suite Airport West Columbia

The Days Inn and Suite Airport West Columbia is less than two miles from the Columbia Airport. All guest rooms at the Inn have cable television, microwave, refrigerator and wireless high-speed Internet. Cribs for infants are available. Pets under 20 pounds are welcome for a daily fee. The Inn offers a continental breakfast and an airport shuttle.

Days Inn and Suites Airport West Columbia
110 Branch Road
West Columbia, SC 29169
803-796-0044
daysinn.com

Article Written By ClaraH

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