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Property Type HotelYear Built 9999Quality Excellence, President S Award Howard JohnsonProvides Extra Amenities To Make Your Stay MorePleasurable. The Extra Amenities Include In Room CoffeeMaker, Am/Fm Clock Radio, Free Weekday Newspaper, FreeLong Distance Access, Free Incoming Faxes, And TelephoneWith Dataport. Howard Johnson, Giving You A BetterQuality Of Life On The Road. Arcata Hotels - largest online directory and reservation system for Arcata hotels, motels, inns, bed & breakfasts and other lodging accommodations in Arcata, USA.
Address: 4700 Valley West, Arcata Ca 95521 Arcata, California United States of America
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