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Best Western Hawkinsville GA Hotels
Best Western Hawkinsville Inn & Suites
100 Buckan Drive, Hawkinsville, Georgia 31036-1054Phone: 478-783-1300 | Fax: 478/783-1318
Discover the Best Western Hawkinsville Inn & Suites, known as the "Harness Horse Capital of Georgia". We are proud recipients of Best Western Chairman's and Director's Awards since our opening in 2000. For your convenience, we offer free high-speed Internet access in all rooms. Located in the heart of Middle Georgia in a country hideaway so close to everything yet so far away, the Best Western Hawkinsville Inn & Suites offers the best of both worlds. Experience the best service and enjoy fine dining, breathtaking golf courses and country-style downtown. Our attentive and caring staff takes pride in providing personalized service, which has become a hallmark of our hotel. We are only minutes from the Harness Racing Track, downtown, restaurants, the business district, apparel shops, beauty salons, convenience stores and banking.
An interesting landmark in Pulaski County is the Old Opera House. Listed on the National Register of Historical Places, the Old Opera House is continually being renovated under the direction of the Pulaski Historical Commission. Built in 1907, the facility has given top billing to famous entertainers and politicians over the years. Oliver Hardy, part of the comedy duo of Laurel and Hardy, once sang on state in a quartet during his stay with an aunt in Hawkinsville.
