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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, London South, ON

774 Baseline Road East, London Ontario N6C-2R6, Canada

Reservations: +1 (800) 830-5222 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: +1 (519) 430-1150 Fax: +1 (519) 438-8975

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Situated near the London Health Sciences Center, the Country Inn & Suites provides access to a variety of exciting attractions. Our location, one of the most convenient among hotels in London, Ontario, Canada, provides convenient proximity to Museum London, Covet Garden Farmers Market, Labatt Brewery, Eldon House and Storybook Gardens. Business and leisure guests will enjoy our inviting, relaxing atmosphere and easy access to the best London, Ontario attractions.

The following attractions are located nearby our hotel's London, Ontario accommodations:

London Health Sciences Center(0.7 miles)
This hospital is one of Canada's largest acute-care teaching hospitals. The Victoria campus is within walking distance of the Country Inn & Suites.
Phone: (519) 685-8500
Labatt Brewery (1.9 miles)
Take a tour through Labatt Brewery to see how modern and ancient skills and techniques are combined to produce Canada's best-selling beer less than two miles from our hotel's London, Ontario location.
Phone: (519) 850-8687
Covent Garden Market (2.3 miles)
Find the finest farm-fresh goods, from organic foods, cheeses, flowers and sweets at this "center of rural and urban exchange."
Phone: (519) 439-3921
White Oaks Mall (2.4 miles)
With over 175 stores, this London, Ontario shopping mall is sure to satisfy your shopping appetite.
Phone: (519)681-0434
St. Peter's Cathedral Basilica (2.5 miles)
This historic French Gothic revival-style cathedral is an excellent location to visit while staying in London, Ontario.
Phone: (519) 432-3475
Museum London (2.6 miles)
With paintings and drawings of historic London and artifacts that help tell London's story, this museum tells the story of this city's past.
Phone: (519) 661-0333
Eldon House (2.7 miles)
Visit London's oldest residence with its recreated 19th century gardens. At one point in time, it was the center for social life in London and is now a historic landmark that's perfect for an afternoon visit.
Phone: (519) 661-0333
Springbank Park (5.4 miles)
This 300-acre park along the Thames river is the largest park in London and home to Storybook Gardens.
Storybook Gardens (5.4 miles)
For family fun, Storybook Gardens has rides, play areas, gardens and more. This exciting park is London, Ontario's number one family destination.
Phone: (519) 661-5770
Fleetway (6.0 miles)
Your family will love the rock wall, high ropes course, 18-hole indoor glo-golf course and more at this expansive entertainment center.
Phone: (519) 472-9310
London, Ontario Golfing
Discover locations and details of over 100 golf courses in Southwest Ontario, Canada.

About London

While the city of London, Ontario, was founded in 1826, its history actually dates back a few years earlier. Around 1793, John Graves Simcoe, Lieutenant-Governor of Upper Canada, selected a tract of land in Ontario's southwestern peninsula to serve as the young province's capital. Although York (now called Toronto) was chosen instead, the quaint hamlet on the Thames River grew to become one of Ontario's most affluent cities, a bustling metropolis of nearly 400,000 people with high-rise buildings, tree-lined streets, and tranquil green spaces. Must-see sites include Banting House, where Sir Frederick G. Banting (the doctor who discovered insulin during World War I) resided from 1920-21, and the Labatt Brewery on Simcoe Street, which has been brewing Canada's preferred quaff since the 1840s. Also noteworthy is Museum London on Ridout Street, where paintings from Paul Peel and Eva Bradshaw capture scenes from the town's earliest years, and historical exhibits include antique furniture, farm tools and the beautiful Eldon House just down the street. What's the perfect recipe for a day in London? Visit the Farmer's Market held at Covent Garden, which dates from the 1840s and is where local farmers sell everything from prime cuts of meat and fish to fresh Ontario produce. For dinner, enjoy a seafood feast at Michael's on the Thames, where tableside cooking, live singing and beautiful river views earn high marks from locals and tourists alike, or visit the elegant Chancey Smith's in Covent Garden. Afterwards, head over to the Western Fair Event Centre, where a potpourri of family fun awaits, including shows at the IMAX Theatre and harness racing. If a brush with the fine arts is desired, London's historic Grand Theatre has a reputation for putting on top-notch performances.

Did you know?

Because of its proximity to the Great Lakes, London experiences very distinct seasons with hot and humid summers and icy winters. Fascinatingly, it is noted that for better or worse, London has the most thunder and lightning storms of any region in the country.