Hotel Fredonia and Convention Center
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Going back in time...
It is always hard to say goodby to all the friendly folks in Corpus Christi. It's been a warm winter and a hot, muggy spring, and I am finally ready to head north. I've included a few favorite shots from the last few weeks in Corpus.
The weather was warm all winter but April started getting out of hand. It …
Out of the Trace
... to its Mississippi cousin. Louisiana at this latitude is unexpectedly flat and agricultural. Huge expanses of carefully tilled earth stretch away from either side of the long straight road. Soil looked black and rich. Could have grown anything there I guess. I bet it floods easy too. After crossing the Red River at Alexandria the agriculture gives way to infinite forests of pine. Nothing to do but roar on skirting the Fort Polk Military Reservation to Leesville.
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Day Two - Lufkin to Tyler
... to speak to me after the event.
The church had prepared snacks for us that we had before riding a short distance to the LaQuinta in Tyler. The hotel did not charge for the rooms and has been providing the rooms at no cost for many years.
We had supper at On the Border and they too did not charge us for our supper.
After supper we had a bike washing, sort of like a foot washing but not exactly.
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Event in Beaumont at Lamar University
... for dinner tonight was Red Polo shirts for our trip across the parking lot to the restaurant at the Quality Inn next door. The restaurant was actually very nice and the food was good too.
We returned to the hotel between 8:30 PM and 9:00 PM and had our team meeting. Tim and Debbie took our clothes tot he guest laundry so we will have clean clothes ready for us to pick up in the ...
Nacogdoches, TX
... the town and it's history (the oldest town in Texas). We also went out that night and listening to a local band play. We had plans to spend time at the lake, but the weather did not cooperate with us.
It was great catching up with more family and connecting with people we don't get to see very often!
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Amenities
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Wheelchair accessibility
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TravelPod Member ReviewsHotel Fredonia and Convention Center Nacogdoches
“ The Fredonia Hotel ”
Reviewed Apr 19, 2012
I stayed at this hotel when it was first opened, in 1955! I was so glad to hear that it had been restored and reopened. They did a beautiful job. It's in a great location near the historic downtown of Nacogdoches, the oldest town in Texas. The food was great, service was friendly and my room was comfortable. The best rooms are in a circle around the pool!
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
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