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Courtyard by Marriott Greensboro

4400 West Wendover Avenue

Greensboro, NC 27407 US

Area: Greensboro - Greensboro / High Point Area

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Adults: age 18+

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Children: 0-17

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Some important information about your hotel.

▼ ► What you should know:

All Marriott Brands in North America, with the exception of Marriott Vacations Club International, have a smoke-free policy. Guests are permitted to smoke in designated areas outside the building.

The Courtyard Greensboro is located approximately seven miles from Piedmont Triad International Airport. Local attractions include Battle Ground Park, Emerald Point Water Park, Four Seasons Mall, and Greensboro Ice House Skating Arena.

Hotel amenities include room service, laundry/valet service, full business center, safe deposit box, complimentary onsite parking, and express check-in/out. Guests may also enjoy the outdoor pool and whirlpool.

Guest rooms feature satellite/cable TVs, in-room movies, work desks, voicemail, dataports, high-speed Internet access, coffeemakers, irons, ironing boards, and hairdryers.
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Courtyard by Marriott Greensboro Property Information:

Rooms: 149
Floors: 3
Smoke-free Hotel: Yes

Courtyard by Marriott Greensboro Service

Swimming pool
Family rooms
Free parking
Fitness facility
First class
Wheel chair access
Dry cleaning
Free high speed internet
Data port
Nonsmoking
Meeting room
Dining
Business center

Courtyard by Marriott Greensboro Reservation Policies:

Check-In: 1600
Check-Out: 1300

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Greensboro Events & Entertainment

Arts and Entertainment

Greensboro Ballet

Greensboro Cultural Center

200 North Davie Street

Greensboro, NC

336-333-7480

Admission Charged
Performances such as "The Nutcracker," educational programs, and the Summer Festival Ballet are just a few of the many artistic activities offered.

Greensboro Opera Company

Greensboro Coliseum Complex

War Memorial Auditorium

1921 West Lee Street
Greensboro, NC 27403

336- 273-9472

Performances held in November

Admission Charged
International opera stars and local talent combine in an annual, full-scale production performed in the original language with English supertitles.

Greensboro Symphony Orchestra

Greensboro Coliseum Complex

War Memorial Auditorium

1921 West Lee Street
Greensboro, NC 27403

336-333-7490

Season runs from September to May

Admission Charged
Hear Masterworks and Pops concerts featuring guest artists from around the world. The Masterworks eight-concert series and the three-concert Pops Series offer something for music lovers of all varieties

Sports

Greensboro Bats

War Memorial Stadium

Corner of Lindsay & Yanceyville Streets

Greensboro, NC
336-333-BATS

Dates of Season: April-September

Admission Charged

This Class "A" farm club for the Florida Marlins offers America's favorite pastime for every type of fan with family sections, picnic shelters, and the state's largest outdoor sports bar, The Grand Stand.

Generals Ice Hockey

Greensboro Coliseum Complex

1921 West Lee Street

Greensboro, NC
(336) 218-5428
Dates of Season: October – March

Admission Charged

The Greensboro Generals are a professional team in the East Coast Hockey League, and play 26 home games during their season.

Carolina Dynamo Professional Soccer

Bryan Park Soccer Complex

6275 Bryan Park Rd., off U.S. Hwy. 29 North

Greensboro, NC
336-869-1022

Dates of Season: May – August

Admission Charged

Enjoy an action-packed soccer game in a family-orientated atmosphere. The D3 Carolina Dynamo Professional Soccer Club, a two-time National Champion team, plays at Bryan Park.

Annual Events

March

Reenactment of the Battle of Guilford Courthouse

Country Park
3905 Nathanael Greene Drive
Greensboro, NC 27455

336-545-5343

Cosponsored by Tannenbaum Historic Park, the reenactment includes living history encampments and daily activities coordinated throughout Country Park, Tannenbaum Historic Park, and in conjunction with out friends at the Guilford Courthouse National Military Park (located adjacent to Country Park). The activities each day are highlighted by the reenactment of the battle at the Special Events Field in Country Park.

May

Datsun “Z-Club” Car Show

Country Park
3905 Nathanael Greene Drive
Greensboro, NC 27455

336-545-5343

Proceeds go to support the Victory Junction Gang youth camp.

June

August

The Classic Car Show.

Country Park
3905 Nathanael Greene Drive
Greensboro, NC 27455

336-545-5343

Sponsored by Parks and Recreation, The Triad Chevy Club, Good Guys Rod and Custom, Channel 8, and Oldies 93 Radio this special event brings out the best in local car clubs, private citizens, and national manufacturer’s. Come out and view some of the regions must beautiful original, custom, and restored classic cars. Open registration allows you to enter your special vehicle for judging by local enthusiasts and car professionals. This event directly supports Country Park’s efforts to improve recreational opportunities for persons with special requirements for recreation.

September

The Carolina Cup Classic Bicycle Road Race.

Country Park
3905 Nathanael Greene Drive
Greensboro, NC 27455

336-545-5343

Once an Olympic sanctioned time trial event, “The Cup” now brings many professional racing teams from across the nation to compete in this day-long event. Throughout the day amateurs and professionals alike compete in separate races for prizes as they race around the 1.6 mile roadway loop within Country Park.

The Guilford Native American Association Pow Wow

Country Park
3905 Nathanael Greene Drive
Greensboro, NC 27455

336-545-5343

Three days of competitive dances and Native American culture from across the nation are presented at the Special Events Field in Country Park.

The Wild Turkey Fat Tire Festival.

Country Park
3905 Nathanael Greene Drive
Greensboro, NC 27455

336-545-5343

A premier Mountain Bike Race that ranges across a portion of the five miles of mountain bike trails within Country Park.

October

Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic

Forest Oaks Country Club

4600 Forest Oaks Dr

Greensboro, NC 27406

800-999-5446 or 336/379-1570

275,000 fans come to the galleries of Forest Oaks Country Club to watch the pros compete for the $1.5-million purse. The nationally televised tournament is one of the three oldest, and one of the five richest, PGA tournaments, as well as being North Carolina's only golf tournament on the regular PGA tour.

November

The Greensboro Gobbler 5K Race and Dog Walk/Jog

Country Park
3905 Nathanael Greene Drive
Greensboro, NC 27455

336-545-5343

This annual event is co-sponsored by Triad Tri-Team to support the Bark Park at Country Park. Held on Thanksgiving Day, this 5K classic running event completes two laps around the beautiful park’s roadway. A one-lap dog walk/jog immediately follows. This fun and exciting has become a great holiday event for the community, and supports the annual operational expenses for the Bark Park. What a winning combination!

Greensboro Destination Overview

The gentle rolling hills of Greensboro, North Carolina are nestled between the coast and the Blue Ridge range of the Appalachians, making for a pleasant climate and beautiful scenery all year long. Just the sight of the mountains and the sound of the running streams, tempt even the inveterate city dweller to take a deep breath and relax. Whenever you plan to visit, the weather will be just about perfect. The average July high temperatures are in the upper 80’s. Fall is usually the driest time of year, and with the long growing season and ample precipitation in spring and summer, the leaves on the trees are colorful and tend to linger on the branches.

When they do turn and fall, the sight is breathtaking. The temperatures average in the high 50’s in the fall and drop into the high 30’s in the winter. If Greensboro gets any snow at all, it adds just the right touch to Natures’ handiwork, making the city a virtual postcard. Enjoying the weather is just one of the natural benefits of Greensboro. It is also a city rich in history and the preservation of memories of past events.

One of these is the Reenactment of the Revolutionary War Battle of Guilford Courthouse. “Explore History Days Events” held throughout the year, are highlighted by the reenactment of the battle. The activities take place at the Special Events Field in Military Park. The 220 acre site includes wayside exhibits and a visitor center with displays, films, and brochures. A most enjoyable event is any performance by the Greensboro Symphony Orchestra. The season runs from September to May.

For a little family adventure, a sure hit is the Natural Science Center of Greensboro. It is a hands-on 30 acre complex with a museum, zoo and planetarium offering fun for the whole family. Roam through the Dinosaur Gallery and view the 36 foot model of a Tyrannosaurus Rex. Learn about gems and minerals, see the lemurs and enjoy touch labs. Visit snakes and amphibians in the Jaycee Herpetarium, pet animals in the zoo's petting area, explore Kids Alley and interact with exciting traveling exhibits. For another family activity, watch one of the teams in action.

Baseball has the Greensboro Bats, Ice Hockey the Generals, and soccer the Carolina Dynamos. Another popular attraction is the Wet ‘n Wild Emerald Pointe Waterpark. It’s the largest water park in the Carolina, featuring more than 34 rides and attractions. Why not take the plunge on the popular all enclosed Twin Twisters water slide or the Dare Devil Drop speed slide. If you are traveling with children, you may want to take a side trip south about 35 miles to Asheboro and the North Carolina Zoological Park, said to be the world's largest natural-habitat zoo.

The North America habitat includes everything from polar bears to alligators to elk and bison. In the R.J. Reynolds Aviary, you can walk through an indoor tropical forest where birds fly free. The African section has lions, chimps and zebras, and the Australian Walkabout, with kangaroos and kookaburras, opened for a three-year stay in May, 2004. About 15 miles south of Asheboro is Seagrove, also known as Jugtown, where internationally known pottery is made.

Blessed with large deposits of surface clay, the area has supported communities of potters since well before English settlements in the mid-18th century. As the demand for utilitarian pottery and whiskey jugs lessened, the area's potters developed new traditions of decorative art pottery. The city of High Point (15 miles southwest of Greensboro) is a major furniture center that hosts an international home furnishings market each April and October. The city's Furniture Discovery Center Museum is the nation's only museum devoted to showing how furniture is made. So much to see and do and so little time to do it”, the saying goes.