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Sheraton Charlotte Airport Hotel Hotel Review:
The Sheraton Airport is a gorgeous first class hotel conveniently located not far from the Charlotte Douglas International Airport. The hotel is near attractions like: Balks World Headquarters, Mint Museum, Discovery Place, Charlotte Motor Speedway, Canowinds, Charlotte Coliseum, and the new Convention Center. Well decorated and designed, the hotel is pleasing and contains all of the amenities you ever desired and more. Guests will find the rooms spacious, with modern decor and furnishing. The rooms are well suited for both the leisure guest and the business traveler.
The on site, full service restaurant and lounge will always be available to serve you. Take advantage of the indoor and outdoor pools or warm up in our relaxing jacuzzi and sauna. The fitness center has new and modern equipment for the best workout imaginable. The hotel is minutes to fine dining, shopping and entertainment.
Address: Interstate 85 And Billy Graham Pkwy, Charlotte, United States
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