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Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Manchester

Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Manchester

201 Expressway Dr, Manchester, TN
The price is AED 250 per night from Jun 4 to Jun 5
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AED 295 total
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4 Jun - 5 Jun
8.6/10 Excellent! (764 reviews)
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This restaurant used to be the former home of Al Capone, a home he purchased for his Mistress. Capone would stop here during his travels to Florida. This home is constructed with underground tunnels and an elaborate system in the basement for making liquor that he was bootlegging. Accounts from locals say he and John Dillinger played cards on the patio and had multiple ways to escape the hole if needed, including holes on the exterior walls for placing your feet if scaling a wall.
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