Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Huntsville, AL

4880 University Drive, Huntsville AL 35816,

Reservations: 1-800-596-2375 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: (256) 837-4070 Fax: (256) 837-4535

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Huntsville Hotel near UAH and US Space and Rocket Center

Our Huntsville lodging is conveniently located off of Highway 72, granting our guests access to numerous Alabama attractions. Surrounded by amazing educational and historical sites and just minutes from the US Space and Rocket Center, our hotel is near UAH, the Huntsville Botanical Gardens and other great family activities. In addition, this hotel is near the HSV Airport, making transportation a breeze during your stay.

These exciting attractions are located near our hotel:

Harrison Brothers Hardware (4.1 miles)
This historic shop gives patrons a glimpse of old Huntsville. It's a shopper's delight.
Phone: (256) 536-3631
Huntsville Botanical Gardens (2.1 miles)
Great for school trips or family visits, the Huntsville Botanical Garden welcomes guests to tour the flora in its beautiful gardens.
Phone: (256) 830-4447
Huntsville Museum of Art (2.1 miles)
Expand your mind at the Huntsville Museum of Art, a nationally accredited museum featuring seven galleries.
Phone: (256) 535-4350
Madison Square Mall (0.5 miles)
Shop 'til you drop at this mall in Huntsville, which is home to nearly 100 stores and countless restaurants.
Phone: (256) 837-0670
Point Mallard Park (19 miles)
This 18-hole golf course is also home to a 25-acre campground.
Phone: (256) 341-4900
Redstone Arsenal (2.2 miles)
Home to the United States Army Aviation and Missile Command and the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center, the Arsenal provides services to the community.
Phone: (256) 876-8741
Sci-Quest (1.7 miles)
Entertaining and educating, Sci-Quest is a hands-on science center that bridges learning and fun, shaking off the dusty feel of traditional museums.
Phone: (256) 837-0606
University of Alabama in Huntsville (1.2 miles)
Our Huntsville hotel near UAH is a great place for prospective students and their parents to stay.
Phone: (256) 824-1000
US Space and Rocket Center (1.8 miles)
Home to Space Camp, the US Space and Rocket Center Museum and the Marshall Space Flight Center, this center is a favorite among all Huntsville visitors.
Phone: (256) 837-3400
Von Braun Center (3.8 miles)
Events, shows and plays await guests at this venue.
Phone: (256) 533-1953

Other nearby attractions:

- Burrit Museum (6.8 miles)
- Cathedral Caverns (27 miles)
- Earlyworks Childrens Museum (4.1 miles)
- State Black Archives Center (5.3 miles)
- Weeden House (4.2 miles)

About Huntsville

Famous for being home to NASA's Space Camp, Huntsville stands front and center in our country's march toward the stars. Indeed, aside from serving as a space-age playground for the globe's best and brightest youngsters, Huntsville is also home to some rather gaudy names in the high-tech and aeronautics fields - the Redstone Arsenal, Marshall Space Flight Center, and U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command. Alas, the city is not all work and no play, as it boasts more than 50 public parks and greenways, the surreal Huntsville-Madison County Botanical Garden, the Huntsville Museum of Art - one of the South's leading visual arts centers, the enterprising Huntsville Symphony, and an unforgettable living museum on the 19th century farm of Dr. William Henry Burritt. Of course, professional shoppers (and "Oprah" viewers) usually make Scottsboro's Unclaimed Baggage one of their first stops - where else will you find everything from shoulder bags and cosmetic kits to boogie boards and dog leashes for a fraction of what they would cost otherwise? A walk through the Twickenham Historic District allows visitors to immerse themselves in the area's quintessential Southern charm: The Harrison Brothers Hardware Store (1879), Depot Museum (1860), and Weeden House (1819) preserve a heritage that dates back nearly 200 years. From Patriot Missiles to biscuits and gravy, Huntsville keeps its eyes firmly planted on the horizon but never fails to remember where it's been - after all, this is the "Birthplace of Alabama."

Did you know?

Famous actress Tallulah Bankhead - star of stage, screen, and radio during the 1930s-1950s - was born in Huntsville in 1902. She is best remembered for her role in Broadway's "The Little Foxes" in 1939 and in Alfred Hitchcock's 1944 film "Lifeboat."