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Long Island Court

The Long Island Court is located in the northwest of Reno. It is about 268 meters long and it has a pavement.


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We found the following hotels and apartments in Long Island Court for you:

Charming Greencastle Home Less Than 1 Mi to DePauw!
Parking Parking on site Pets allowed WiFi available in all areas Internet services WiFi Free WiFi Non-smoking rooms Non-smoking throughout Heating
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Red Roof Inn Greencastle South - Cloverdale
Parking Parking on site Private parking Pets allowed 24-hour front desk Non-smoking rooms Facilities for disabled guests Heating Air conditioning Laundry Internet services WiFi Free WiFi
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Hampton Inn & Suites Crawfordsville
Parking Parking on site Pets allowed WiFi available in all areas Internet services WiFi Free WiFi Meeting/banquet facilities 24-hour front desk Fitness centre Hot tub/Jacuzzi Indoor pool Indoor pool (all year) Non-smoking rooms Non-smoking throughout Facilities for disabled guests Heating Air conditioning Laundry Sun terrace
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Restaurants & cafes

Wendy's13 miles»
Arby's14 miles»
Arby's23 miles»
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Pharmacy

JR Pharmacy27 miles»
Walmart52 miles»
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