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BEST WESTERN Colonial Inn
2799 Floral Avenue, Selma, California 93662-2603Phone: 559/891-0300 | Fax: 559/891-1538
Stay at this Selma, California hotel located near the Fresno Yosemite International Airport, CSU Fresno and Kings Canyon National Park.
Welcome to the BEST WESTERN Colonial Inn located off the 99 Freeway in Selma, California. Guests staying at this San Joaquin Valley hotel will be conveniently near Bulldog Stadium, downtown Kingsburg, Del Monte, Sun Maid and the Harris Ranch Beef Company. This hotel is also just 15 miles from the Fresno Yosemite International Airport and Amtrak.
The BEST WESTERN Colonial Inn proudly offers 56 spaciously appointed guest rooms each complete with cable satellite television with HBO®, microwave, refrigerator, pillow-top mattresses and high-speed Internet access. This Selma hotel's additional amenities include an outdoor swimming pool, fitness center and complimentary deluxe continental breakfast. Corporate guests will also appreciate the business center with copy and fax services.
The BEST WESTERN Colonial Inn is close to a variety outdoor activities including being centrally located to Kings Canyon National Park, Sequoia National Park and Yosemite National Park. CSU Fresno is just 20 miles from this hotel, making the hotel the perfect lodging choice when visiting family and friends.
For superior customer service and a convenient location in Selma, make a reservation at this Selma hotel today!
Our pool is closed for renovations until August 31, 2012.
Local Events Worth Considering:
June 2012
The ultimate Tex-Mex supergroup, composed of some of the genre's most legendary figures. At the State Theater, in Modesto.
40th annual celebration features handmade crafts, fine art, gourmet foods, with continuous live entertainment. In Arnold.
July 2012
"Summer Fest" is Lodi Memorial Hospital Foundation's premier food and wine tasting event.
Food sampling, wine tasting, music and more. In Fresno.
Concert performance at the Rabobank Arena Theater and Convention Center in Bakersfield.
Walking tour that looks at the hip Tower District packed with delicious local fare, interesting art and charming architecture. In Fresno.
August 2012
Kaweah Delta Hospital Foundation hosts the Classic from 10am to 6pm at the Visalia Country Club in Visalia.
A great day of blues with Shane Dwight, Wingnut Adams and Johnny Childs and more. At Putters Bistro & Pub, in Chowchilla.
We have lots of lots of Legos. Bring your imagination and build something spectacular. At the Franklin Library in Elk Grove./p>
September 2012
Enjoy African Cultural Dances, Arts & Crafts, Vendors, African cuisine, live performances of African music and more. In Sacramento.
This year's big event features the United States Air Force Thunderbirds and will entertain, mesmerize, and educate fans of all ages. In Mather.
Lodi Memorial’s "Dr. Russell B. Steele Memorial Golf Tournament" is held the second Monday in September each year.
A full weekend of gourd arts and crafts, cultural entertainment, and a variety of food vendors. In Sloughhouse.
October 2012
The Wild Affair annual fundraiser offers guests the chance to spend an enchanted evening behind the scenes at the Sacramento Zoo.
There will be over 550 vendors setting up at the break of dawn. Im Historic Lodi.
View local art, meet the artists, taste wine, visit food vendors, bid on the silent auction, and enjoy live music. In Clarksburg.
100's of Vendors are on hand selling art, jewelry, furniture, clothing, military items, garden items, and much more.
College football at California State University-Sacramento Hornet Stadium.
