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Best Western Greenwood
635 Highway 82 W, Greenwood, Mississippi 38930-5029Phone: 662/455-5777 | Fax: 662/455-4239
The Best Western Greenwood, your 'Home away from home' where Southern Hospitality awaits you.
AAA - three diamond rated hotel located in the heart of the Mississippi Delta; "Where the music meets the soul". Greenwood is known as the Cotton Capital of the World.
Enjoy the comfort of our spacious rooms and affordable rates. Conveniently located near local attractions, schools and businesses. Every comfortable room features free high speed internet access and cable television with HBO and Cine max. In addition each room includes a refrigerator, coffee maker, iron and ironing board, hair dryer and free local calls. Our truck parking area is well lit with ample space for parking. After a long day unwind in our indoor/outdoor pools. We have the only heated indoor pool in the city and it stays open year round. Swimming is not your thing; don't worry. You can use our exercise room, racquetball court or basketball court to stay in shape. A complimentary hot breakfast is served in the morning.
The next time you are down in the Delta; let Best Western Greenwood friendly staff show you the meaning of hospitality.
Local Events Worth Considering:
September 2010
Annual Blues festival held in honor of Mississippi Blues Legend, Howlin' Wolf, a native of West Point. In West Point.
Raw and crafted gourds, gourd crafting classes and demonstrations, gourd art supplies, good food and more. In Raleigh.
Features arts and crafts, food, live entertainment, equipment displays, and fun for the whole family. In Quitman.
Chicken Wing Cooking Contest and Blues Extravaganza. Cooking teams vie for top prizes ($1000.00). In Forest.
October 2010
Offering arts and crafts exhibits, talent stage, youth exhibits and amusement rides. In Yazoo City.
Animal park and pumpkin picking are a delight. Included are corn maze, animal park, and pig races. In Chunky.
An Arts and Crafts Festival with 200 plus exhibitors. In Carthage.
Festival in Old Cotton Mill Park. Arts & crafts, live entertainment, lots of food, and tons of kiddy games.
Enjoy a full day of live regional entertainment, food and arts and crafts. In Macon.
The mile long midway, free major entertainment, livestock shows and 120,000 sq. ft. of exhibits are the main attractions. In Jackson.
Tour 23 antebellum mansions for an intimate look at the historic homes of the area. In Natchez.
A traditional plantation dinner includes a stirring performance of Gospel music. The world-famous Carriage House Restaurant, in Natchez.
A week of entertainment, workshops and events in support of the Mississippi LGBTQ community. In Jackson.
The City of Vicksburg hosts this wonderful family event involving a 5-mile run, 5-mile walk and a one-mile fun run for kids.
November 2010
Working steam engines, blacksmithing, iron pour, broom making, pottery making, print shop, railroad displays, memorabilia and more. In Meridian.
Historic Merrehope features 20 themed Christmas trees. In Meridian.
From the Victorian Festival to the old-fashioned carousel rides, you’ll find something to tickle your holiday fancy.
The halls will be filled with over 160 merchants and vendors with an amazing selection of gifts for the holidays. At the Mississippi Trade Mart in Jackson.
December 2010
Presentation of this Christmas classic by charming local talent in the renovated Art Deco Elkin Theater. In Aberdeen.
A Christmas party featuring a musical celebration of the season by the Hill Fire Choir and guests. In Winona.
