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Red Carpet Inn Perry

105 General Courtney Hodges, Perry, Georgia

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- Limited service year built - 1972 year remodeled - 1972 additional property description - minutes from georgia national fairground. Warner robins afb museum, golf course shopping nearby. Guests enjoy outdoor pool, ... more on Travelocity

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The Inn, we are sure has some age on it, but is always clean and comfortable. more on TripAdvisor

This facilty is across a very large field used for fair parking and in walking distance of the fair entrance. more on TripAdvisor

Rooms are comfortable and clean, comfortable beds and although we have never seen security at the Inn we have never experienced any problems that made us uncomfortable. more on TripAdvisor

We enjoy arriving early, shopping in Perry and then returning to our room, and walking across the grassy parking lot to enter into the fair. more on TripAdvisor

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We decided to drive further then where we had booked. My husband said, "So---you end up staying at somewhere with bugs..." He was making fun of me because I like to look at Trip Advisor before. Anyway ... more on TripAdvisor

My husband and I have stayed at the Red Carpet Inn in Perry for the past 5 years while visiting the State Fair in Perry during the the first weekend of October each year. Our stay has always been very ... more on TripAdvisor

I knew we shouldn't have stayed here. We were looking for some where affordable. This motel is at a great price..... butwhen I took a shower i felt something dripping on me. I looked up and there were ... more on TripAdvisor

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Perry Red Carpet Inn The second weekend of October was the week for the Georgia National Fair. Hundreds of thousands of visitors fill up this tiny town and hotel rooms ... more on Epinions.com