Holiday Inn Express & Suites BYRON 周边区域

Perry Fairgounds hosts many different events throughout the year including the Georgia National Fair, Georgia National Rodeo as well as many other national events, with fun for the whole family.

A Middle Georgia landmark housed in a former peach packing house, this 30,000-square-foot climate-controlled mall brings together over 200 vendors under one roof. Browse three floors of antiques, collectibles, vintage furniture, and one-of-a-kind finds. The giant peach sign out front has guided I-75 travelers to a worthwhile stop for decades. Steps from the hotel, it is close enough to walk to on a pleasant afternoon.

Pack a picnic and let the kids loose on the playground, splashpad, and open fields. This 58-acre county park offers walking trails, tennis and basketball courts, baseball and soccer fields, and shaded pavilions perfect for a family afternoon. The North Peach Trails are great for a quiet walk or a jog before dinner. Just a five-minute drive from your room, it is an easy add-on to any Byron itinerary, whether you are traveling with kids or looking for a green space to stretch your legs.

Sweet peach aromas drift through the air at this working farm and market, where the Lane family has grown peaches and pecans for more than a century. Walk through the packing house, sample fresh peach cobbler and homemade ice cream at the cafe, and stock up on local jams, preserves, and pecan treats at the farm store. Thirteen miles from the hotel, this is a genuine taste of Middle Georgia's agricultural heritage and a favorite stop for families and food lovers.

One of the premier event venues in the state, this massive complex hosts the Georgia National Fair each October along with rodeos, livestock shows, trade expos, concerts, and motorsports events throughout the year. The fairgrounds deliver big-event energy in a small-town setting. Twenty minutes down I-75 from the hotel, it is an easy trip for event-goers who want a comfortable room and a free breakfast before heading to the gates.

Trade the hotel pool for a walk through aviation history at this free museum sitting on 51 acres next to Robins Air Force Base. Four climate-controlled exhibit buildings house 85 historic U.S. Air Force aircraft, missiles, and cockpits, including a B-17 Flying Fortress. Admission and parking are free, and the museum is open daily. Fifteen miles from the hotel, it is a must-see for history buffs, families, and anyone with a connection to the Air Force base.