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Best Western Battle Ground Inn & Suites. 1419 W. Main Street, Battle Ground,
WA 98604. Phone: 360-687-8881; Fax: 360-687-8882.
Best
Western Battle Ground Inn & Suites is ideally situated just 35 miles
from Mount Saint Helens providing a spectacular view for hotel guests. Each well-appointed,
newly renovated room features free high-speed Internet access, 32-inch
flat screen television and microwaves. Themed guest rooms and other
upgraded amenities are available in select rooms. This Battle Ground
hotel offers guests a complimentary hot breakfast featuring waffles and
eggs. Other hotel amenities include an indoor swimming pool, exercise
room, a beautiful library and meeting facilities accommodating up to 60
guests.
Best Western Battle Ground Inn & Suites. 1419 W. Main Street, Battle Ground, WA 98604. Phone: 360-687-8881; Fax: 360-687-8882.
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