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Princeton, Indiana, select service lodging were created to allow the seamless continuation of an active life for guests. Select service hotels reflect the comfort, options, technology, and taste that discerning people have surrounded themselves with at home. Guests at a select service hotel find they can continue to lead their everyday lives in an environment that lets them be more productive, relaxed and fulfilled.

Princeton, Indiana, select service lodging have fresh, inviting and stylish spaces. Guests can check in to their room quickly using a check in kiosk near the main entrance. The lobby has been replaced by a free flowing gallery, featuring contemporary design and a comfortable coffeehouse atmosphere. Guests can choose from a variety of spaces where they can relax, watch a flat-screen television, work or socialize. Guests can pick a couch in an open area, an overstuffed chair in a nook, or just grab a stool at the granite topped specialty coffee and wine bar. They can stay in touch via free Wi-Fi from anywhere in the hotel. It is a perfect atmosphere for guests who do not want to spend their entire trip in the room.

Princeton, Indiana, select service lodging may feature spacious rooms with a king-size or two double beds, a plush over sized sleeper sofa and complimentary Wi-Fi. A technology and entertainment center should include a wide screen high definition television set that can be integrated with a guest's laptop MP3 player. Guests can sit back and enjoy high definition television channels and the latest movies on demand. In the morning, guests can stop by the breakfast room for a complimentary continental breakfast.

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Fairfield Inn By Marriott Princeton, 2828 Dixon Street, Princeton, IN
Fairfield Inn By Marriott Princeton is a 2 star place to stay for golfers near golf courses in Princeton, Indiana. Book a clean hotel room and make reservations for rental of lodging accommodations for your golf game.

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Indiana Golf eyes major expansion

Mike David, executive director of the Indiana Golf Foundation, is marching down the capital campaign fairway and aiming to shoot better than par. With $2.2 million in hand, David is confident his organization can exceed its goal of raising $5 million for a massive expansion of its facilities

Publication: Indianapolis Business Journal

New Golf Academy in Indiana Area Plans Bright Future.

By William J. Booher, The Indianapolis Star Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Sep. 12--The first young golfers who completed camps at the new Gongaware Junior Golf Academy this summer are but a vanguard of the hordes heading for the Franklin facility. Chuck Beazley, director of Gongaware, knows

Publication: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

Indiana's big-name golf courses. (architects for popular golf courses) (Cover Story)

The names are Donald Ross, Pete Dye, Robert Trent Jones and Jack Nicklaus. All have designed courses in Indiana. The point was made in the movie "Hoosiers." When Coach Norman Dale, played by Gene Hackman, led his young basketball team into the revered Butler Fieldhouse for the first time, he told

Publication: Indiana Business Magazine

Indiana Golf Club's Success Due to Strong Economy, Real Estate Experts Say.

Byline: Gargi Chakrabarty Mar. 13--While private golf communities are popular in warm climates such as Florida and California, Midwestern weather makes such enterprises a risky proposition here. That hasn't deterred investors in The Sagamore Club, however, from taking just such a risk in central

Publication: The Indianapolis Star (Indianapolis, Indiana) (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune Business News)

Indiana's toughest golf courses. (includes related article) (Cover Story)

The toughest golf course in Indiana? Who's to say? Ask the Sunday golfer, and he'll tell you it's the one where he couldn't break a hundred. Or, if he has an overblown sense of himself, he'll probably say it's the one where he recorded his best score. But the United States Golf Association thinks

Publication: Indiana Business Magazine

Living on the links: the allure of Indiana's golf-course communities.(INDIANA GOLF)

GOLF TO MANY HOOSIERS is synonymous with the good life, and in communities across Indiana, it's as close as the backyard. "The value of living in a golf community is obviously greater for golfers," says Heath Rigsby, head golf professional for Evansville's Cambridge Golf Club at the Cambridge

Publication: Indiana Business Magazine

Life on the links: Indiana's golf-course communities are in demand. (Indiana Golf).

Some have called them "condo canyonsgolf courses with patio-lined fairways and hazards that include not only bunkers but barbecue grills and barking dogs. That was then. Today's golf-course communities offer plenty of room for golfers and backyard gardeners alike, with corridors plenty wide to keep

Publication: Indiana Business Magazine

Indiana's best golf: our readers pick a collection of 18 of the finest Hoosier courses.(Cover story)

IT'S A TOUGH CHOICE. The Indiana landscape boasts dozens of great golf courses, designed by the best architects in the business, including quite a few by Indiana's own Pete Dye, Golden Bear Jack Nicklaus, Robert Trent Jones and son, the great Donald Ross and Tom Fazio, to drop just a few names. So

Publication: Indiana Business Magazine

Home on the links: Life in Indiana's golf communities. (Indiana Golf).(Brief Article)

"I don't think you will see in central Indiana another golf course built that is not a part of a development." That's the prediction from Mike Caskey, head golf professional at Heartland Crossing in Camby near Indianapolis. "I believe the days of someone building a golf course and expecting it to

Publication: Indiana Business Magazine

Indiana's best golf holes: eighteen of the state's finest.(GOLF)

WE HAVE POLLED MANY of the state's leading golf professionals to help come up with this list of great golf holes. Readers may have others to add, but suffice it to say that great golf can be found across Indiana, from Newburgh to Fort Wayne to Chesterton and many points between. Indiana boasts more

Publication: Indiana Business Magazine

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