Gardner. Massachusetts has been dubbed the "furniture capital of New England." Established in 1785, Gardner did not officially become a city until 1923. This fact makes the official city relatively young by Massachusetts standards. The city still has a rich history, and a host of area entertainment alternatives for visitors. Whether your stay will be for business or pleasure, Gardner offers traditional hotels in line with its historical feel.
The Super 8 Gardner is close to lakes and biking trails so guests only have a short travel to enjoy local amenities including hiking and biking trails and local lakes. The hotel is also near three local colleges in Gardner. The guest rooms include cable television, small refrigerators and free wireless Internet. A free breakfast is also provided. Pets are allowed for a $15 fee. Rates start at around $70 for double beds and single occupancy, as of January, 2011.
The Colonial Hotel is located within minutes near the furniture outlets of Gardner. The hotel offers 112 rooms, as well as ample conference facilities. The hotel also offers an in-house restaurant, a heated indoor pool and five suites with whirlpool bath tubs. Rates for suites at the Colonial begin at $120 per night, and getaway packages including dinner and breakfast begin at around $200 per night, as of January, 2011. Contact the Colonial for other room rates, or to check on frequent special pricing.
The South Gardner Hotel is located on the south side of Gardner, Massachusetts at 8 East Broadway. The hotel offers convenience as it is located in the heart of Gardner across the street from Bickford Playground, and less than a mile from Wright's Reservoir.
Gardner has a rich history as the center of New England furniture manufacturing and offers a furniture museum and a large furniture retail outlet. Gardner is also close to five state forests, two conservation areas and a number of lakes for your choice of outdoor recreation. Dunn State Park is the closest with a Gardner address.
