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BEST WESTERN Baldwin Inn
1088 US Highway 301 S, Baldwin, Florida 32234-3600Phone: 904/266-9759 | Fax: 904/266-9759
Enjoy convenient access to Florida's Interstate 10, US 301 and Gator Bowl Stadium while staying at this Baldwin, Florida hotel.
The BEST WESTERN Baldwin Inn offers guests friendly customer service, an exceptional location and top-notch amenities for an affordable price. Guests staying at this Baldwin hotel will be treated to comfortable guest rooms featuring cable satellite television with HBO® and free high-speed Internet access. Be sure to start the day off right with the hotel's complimentary continental breakfast served every morning. After a long day unwind by taking a refreshing dip in the hotel's outdoor swimming pool.
Located just outside Jacksonville right off Florida's Interstate 10 and US 301, the BEST WESTERN Baldwin Inn is close to where travelers want to be in Baldwin. Spend the day exploring the hustle and bustle of downtown Jacksonville or relax on one of the many area beaches. Sports enthusiasts will especially enjoy this Baldwin hotel's proximity to the Gator Bowl Stadium, Gator International Racetrack and the Equestrian Center. Traveling on business? There is a number of bio-tech companies located throughout the surrounding community making conducting business from the BEST WESTERN Baldwin Inn extremely efficient.
The friendly, helpful staff at the conveniently located BEST WESTERN Baldwin Inn is ready to ensure a comfortable stay in Baldwin, Florida. Make a reservation today and save!
Local Events Worth Considering:
April 2012
The dinosaurs are here. With Artist Ray Troll and Paleontologist Kirk Johnson. At the Florida Museum of Natural History in Gainesville.
May 2012
An outdoor exhibit with tropical plants and hundreds of living butterflies. At the Florida Museum of Natural History in Gainesville.
At the Haile Plantation Golf and Country Club in Gainesville.
The 67th Newberry Watermelon Festival will be held at Oak View Middle School in Newberry.
The Daily Life and Ritual at Cerros, Belize exhibit featuring artifacts from Maya homes. At the Florida Museum of Natural History in Gainesville.
June 2012
Choreographed and produced by Santa Fe College's very own students. At the Santa Fe College's Fine Arts Hall, in Gainesville.
Charity benefit concert will consist of car, bike, Fashion show, live entertainment and a kid zone section. In Jacksonville.
Julius Magic will delight and thrill you and your guests with hilarious close up magic. In Jacksonville.
From 5-9, rain or shine. Stroll through the neighborhood. Stop for a chat with local artists and business owners. In Neptune Beach
July 2012
Contestants have 24 hours to make a 5-min film, with a public viewing. At the University of Florida Performing Arts Center in Gainesville.
September 2012
At The Swamp, aka Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville.
At The Swamp, aka Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville.
10am at Thornebrook Village in Gainesville.
October 2012
At The Swamp, aka Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville.
Promoting the conservation and preservation of backyard wildlife and habitats. At the Florida Museum of Natural History in Gainesville.
The 31st Annual Downtown Festival & Art Show will be held At Bo Diddley Community Plaza in Gainesville.
At The Swamp, aka Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville.
Micanopy Florida is a scenic location for a fall arts and crafts festival.
Cedar Key's major fall festival features awesome seafood, arts and crafts vendors, music, and an open house at the lighthouse on Seahorse Key.
