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Best Western Denton Inn
521 Fleetwood Road, Denton, Maryland 21629-3306Phone: 410/479-8400 | Fax: 410/479-8410
Guests staying at this new Denton, Maryland hotel will enjoy convenient access to Martinack State Park, the Harrington Raceway and a variety of outdoor activities.
Welcome to the Best Western Denton Inn, a newer hotel committed to providing the best in customer service and accommodations. Located in eastern Maryland just off the beautiful Eastern Shore, this Denton area hotel offers spacious, well-appointed guest rooms. Each room is fully equipped with a microwave, refrigerator, cable satellite television with HBO® and free wireless high-speed Internet access. Guests will wake each morning to a complimentary deluxe continental breakfast before taking advantage of the outdoor swimming pool. The hotel also features guest laundry and a full-service business center.
The Best Western Denton Inn is located in an outdoorsman's playground offering convenient access to fishing, golf, horseback riding, hunting and biking. Guests staying at this Maryland hotel will enjoy spending the day at Bethony Beach and Rehoboth Beach, both just 45 minutes away. Racing fans will appreciate being close to the Harrington Raceway and the Dover Raceway, featuring NASCAR events throughout the year. Families especially will enjoy an afternoon picnic in Martinack State Park, only two miles from the hotel.
The friendly, helpful 'staff at the Best Western Denton Inn is ready to ensure a fun-filled memorable stay in Denton, Maryland. Make a reservation today and save!
Local Events Worth Considering:
August 2010
A haunted history walking tour of Mount Vernon in Baltimore.
Lighthouse will be open to the public for self guided tours (10am-2pm).In Scotland, Maryland.
16th-century English festival, 10 stages, 5,000-seat jousting arena, 140 food and craft shops; weekends only. In Annapolis.
September 2010
Largest summer indoor antiques show in the nation featuring the collections of more than 550 international exhibitors.
Narrated bus tour on the trail of President Lincoln's assassin; advance reservations required. In Clinton.
Competitive and challenging 10K run through scenic western Ellicott City countryside and surrounding neighborhoods.
The 43rd annual festival offers best of Maryland seafood, family entertainment, arts & crafts. In Sandy Point State Park.
Free concerts; acoustic music competitions, crafters, Bluegrass Gospel jam session on Sunday. In Berlin.
Showcasing the best regional livestock and agriculture products, the fair is also an entertainment highlight for Frederick County.
October 2010
Wineries from across the mid-Atlantic region; arts & crafts, Chesapeake cuisine, live music, microbeers. In Ocean City.
Pumpkins, hayrides, pony rides, hayloft jumping, food, crafts, animals, live entertainment, straw maze, caramel apples, giant slides. In Germantown.
An autumn family friendly celebration. "Named #1 Fall Festival in the World" by MSN.com. In Oakland.
Local seafood, live music, watermen contests, artisans, championship docking, oyster shucking, crab picking contests, auction.
One of the premier fine arts and crafts shows in the US. In Bethesda.
November 2010
More than several hundred crafters. All handcrafted items. In West Friendship.
Wreaths on display for silent auction. Gala on Dec. 3 featuring live auction of wreaths, trips, artwork. In Cambridge.
A dazzling, drive-through display of larger-than-life, light creations illuminated by a fantasy of color, design, and animation. In Columbia.
Juried art show. One-of-a-kind ornaments, perfect for gifts. In Solomons.
Drive 3.5-miles through winter wonderland light displays, 350 displays, 60 of them animated.
A holiday celebration for all ages of amazing toy trains and spectacular railroad layouts including Thomas the Tank Engine. In Elliott City.
