Franklin Marriott Cool Springs
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Franklin Marriott Cool Springs
The Franklin Marriott Cool Springs is surrounded by upscale shopping, dining, and history. The CoolSprings Galleria Mall, Crescent Centre, Highwoods and Meridian, are within walking distance or just a short ride away. Book your next meeting at the Franklin Marriott Cool Springs Conference Center, a full-service, 300-room hotel in the heart of the Cool Springs area. Amenities include concierge, free wireless internet access and free shuttle within 5 mile radius.
Sleeping Rooms: 297 Meeting Rooms: 22 Meeting Sq.ft.: 29,000 Banquet: 1,200 Classroom: 930 Theatre: 1,900
Winner of Marriott's prestigious "Customer Service Award of Excellence."
Looking to book for Pilgrimage? Use this link here or online code (ER5) for a special rate!
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