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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Tyler South, TX

6702 South Broadway Ave, Tyler TX 75703, USA

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

Telephone: (903) 561-0863 Fax: (903) 581-1689

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Visit the Attractions Near our Hotel's Tyler, Texas Location

This Country Inn & Suites is conveniently located off I-69 South in Smith County, TX and offers a prime location near a variety of museums, shopping, zoos and historical sights. The East Texas State Fairgrounds, home to a variety of festivals, music events, conventions and celebrations, are located just minutes from our hotel. Need to stay near the University of Texas Tyler? Our hotel is just four miles from campus, making it perfect for prospective students and visiting families. During your stay, visit the Tyler Market Center (open the third weekend of every month), or, if you're here in October, be sure to visit the Texas Rose Festival. With our proximity to local attractions, our hotel's Tyler, TX location is the perfect choice for your upcoming trip.

Attractions near our Country Inn & Suites include:

Broadway Square Mall (1.3 miles)
Broadway gives you access to all of your favorite brand name stores inside this newly remodeled spacious shopping center.
Phone: (903) 561-2121
Brookshire Wildlife Museum (3.1 miles)
Spend a day observing over 450 species of wildlife on display at this museum just three miles away from our hotel's Tyler, Texas location.
Phone: (903) 534-2169
Discovery Place (5.0 miles)
One of the top 25 science centers in the nation, Discovery Place is the perfect educational attraction for children and adults.
Phone: (903) 533-8011
Harvey Convention Center (5.8 miles)
At over 25,000 square feet, the Harvey Center provides an excellent location for large events and exhibitions.
Phone: (903) 531-1349
Tyler Rose Museum (5.8 miles)
The Rose Museum captures all the excitement of the annual Rose Festival and offers exceptional visual displays and exhibits.
Phone: (903) 597-3130
Caldwell Zoo (7.2 miles)
Perfect for families, the Caldwell Zoo gives you access to a wide variety of animals and species that will fascinate kids and adults of all ages.
Phone: (903) 593-0121
Texas College (8.5 miles)
Over 100 years old, this liberal arts college is dedicated to providing citizens of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds with the opportunity for life-long learning.
Phone: (903) 593-8311
Historic Aviation Memorial Museum (10.4 miles)
Located on the grounds of Tyler Pounds Regional Airport, this historic museum features exhibits dedicated to aviation items and memorabilia of the 20th century.
Phone: (903) 526-1939
Kiepersol Estate Vineyard (11.9 miles)
Tour the vineyards, learn about their history and sample vintage wines at this gorgeous vineyard.
Phone: (903) 894-8995
WaterPark @ The Villages (12.5 miles)
The WaterPark @ The Villages features a lazy river with a whirlpool for tubers, four exciting three-story water slides, a Forest Ranger children’s playscape with a giant, 10,000-gallon bucket dump and three kid-sized body slides.
Phone: (903) 534-8400

Our hotel's Tyler, Texas location is near the following services:

Greyhound Bus Station (6.0 miles)
Taxi Available 24 hours a day
Tyler Pounds Regional Airport (10.9 miles)
Taxi available 24 hours a day

About Tyler

The East Texas Piney Woods, legendary for the oil discovered there in the first half of the 19th century, offers diverse ecosystems, ranging from dense woodlands to marshy wetlands. Indeed, the Piney Woods is a veritable treasure-trove for hunters, fishermen and nature enthusiasts. Happily, the city of Tyler finds itself located in the heart of this region. The self-proclaimed "Rose Capital of the United States," Tyler is nothing short of colorful, especially during autumn, when thousands upon thousands make their way to the city for the annual Texas Rose Festival. The downtown area, site of several yearly celebrations, has a style all its own with its neat little boutiques, antique shops and cafes. Outside of the city proper, travelers find plenty to occupy their time, whether it's visiting sites like the Rose Center and the Tiger Creek Wildlife Refuge or enjoying the great outdoors at Tyler State Park, which offers everything from canoeing and swimming to hiking and bird-watching.

Did you know?

The Confederacy's largest prisoner of war stockade west of the Mississippi was located just outside of modern Tyler at Camp Ford, established in 1863. Here, more than 6000 Union troops were imprisoned during the course of the war, and the number of detainees topped out at 5,300-plus in July of 1864.