VIR Lodging

#1

Does any one have a line on lodging for the March race…the comfort suits wants 190.00 a night …The Super8 is booked and the Best Western too??? Any thoughts…thanks Scott

#2

Have you tried Sleep Inn, they are close by and usually reasonable.

Jon Allen

#3

A lot of hotels are booked because NASCAR is right next door in Martinsville. NASA-MA posted a few suggested hotels in Roxboro and South Boston, NC. I booked one there, but am planning to crash on the floor in a friend’s pit suite. Lemme know if the you have trouble in Roxboro and you can probably take my reservation.
-Vic

#4

I’ll be going home each night so an air mattrass (and electric heater if needed) in the back of my boxtruck might work.

And I’ll save you some money. It’s only $185.00 per night.

:wink:

Seriously, it’ll be available if anyone needs it.

Carter

#5

I just reserved a room at Hampton Inn in Roxboro,NC @$79 nite, NASA special. Google says it’s 15 miles from the track.

#6

bmwbadboy wrote:

I have stayed there before. It is not that bad and you get to see some nice scenic lake views on the way to the track :slight_smile:

-Steve

#7

bmwbadboy wrote:

[quote]I just reserved a room at Hampton Inn in Roxboro,NC @$79 nite, NASA special. Google says it’s 15 miles from the track.[/quote]Hampton is where some of the Staff is staying. We were unable to get anything at the Sleep or the BW.

#8

My place is less than 5 miles from the track, shouldnt be too cold then, bring air matress or sleeping bag, charge is good beer and or liquor.

Al

#9

FARTBREF wrote:

[quote]My place is less than 5 miles from the track, shouldnt be too cold then, bring air matress or sleeping bag, charge is good beer and or liquor.

Al[/quote]

Jack, Jim, The Captain, what are we talking here?

#10

FARTBREF wrote:

[quote]My place is less than 5 miles from the track, shouldnt be too cold then, bring air matress or sleeping bag, charge is good beer and or liquor.
Al[/quote]

Very Tempting! I’m coming up to spectate. (Again :pinch:)
I already drank the German wine I brought back with me, though! :stuck_out_tongue:

#11

jonmca wrote:

[quote]FARTBREF wrote:

[quote]My place is less than 5 miles from the track, shouldnt be too cold then, bring air matress or sleeping bag, charge is good beer and or liquor.

Al[/quote]

Jack, Jim, The Captain, what are we talking here?[/quote]

Any beer or likker that Al doesn’t have to pay for falls in the "good" category.

Might I suggest a fine MD 20/20 or Boone’s Farm Tickle Pink??:whistle: :whistle:

#12

I drink anything but bourbon, so that rules out Jack or Jim. Not sure about The Captain…I like some of that high $ dark rum…I think I poured some of "The Captain" on a skank one time and the results were not that good :ohmy:

Al

#13

Rigmaster wrote:

[quote]jonmca wrote:

[quote]FARTBREF wrote:

[quote]My place is less than 5 miles from the track, shouldnt be too cold then, bring air matress or sleeping bag, charge is good beer and or liquor.

Al[/quote]

Jack, Jim, The Captain, what are we talking here?[/quote]

Any beer or likker that Al doesn’t have to pay for falls in the "good" category.

Might I suggest a fine MD 20/20 or Boone’s Farm Tickle Pink??:whistle: :whistle:[/quote]

Working for the Winery, Im sad to say that Tickle Pink has been discontinued. We do have a new Boones Watermelon coming out this summer. Should age nicely, good mouthfeel and strong essence of …well, watermelon.