Below are the 12 user recommended hotels in the area of Atlanta that is closest to Georgia Dome. The average price near Georgia Dome is $115/night, with prices varying based on several factors including time of year. Hotels near Georgia Dome are typically 25% less expensive than the average hotel in Atlanta, which is $155.
Hotels near Georgia Aquarium are typically 25% less expensive than the average hotel in Atlanta, which is $155.
momondo users have recommended 12 hotels to users looking to stay near Turner Field. Hotels in this area have an average price of $115 per night. These prices may change based on several factors, such as time of year. Hotels near Turner Field are typically 25% less expensive than the average hotel in Atlanta, which is $155.
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September |
High Season
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April |
cheapest month to stay
15%
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most expensive time to stay
39%
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$167 - $317
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Tuesday |
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Sunday |
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Average price (weeknight)
$175
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Average price (weekend night)
$165
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Cheapest time to book
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The cheapest time to book hotels in Atlanta is: 1-2 star, on the same day that your stay begins. 3 star, on the same day that your stay begins. 4-5 star, on the same day that your stay begins. |
1-2 star
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$100 - $124
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3 star
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$148 - $175
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4-5 star
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$178 - $199
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You can time your visit to Atlanta based on various aspects such as the weather, key events, or travel and hotel deals. To enjoy the numerous concerts and festivals in the city, try to visit in the summer months from late May – August. Summers are hot and humid, and average temperatures range from 75 – 85 degrees Fahrenheit. To beat the heat and enjoy milder weather, plan your visit between March – May or September – October. To find attractive bargains and deals on travel and room rates, consider visiting from December – February. Bring a warm jacket, boots and gloves to brave the average temperatures of 35 – 45 degrees Fahrenheit. Be prepared for the occasional ice storm or snow storm.
Atlanta is a mega city, so you will need a set of wheels to get around from one place to another. The city’s public transportation includes rail lines and buses operated by MARTA. Pay a flat-fare of $2.50 USD for a one-way trip for both buses and trains. Based on the duration of your trip, consider investing in a 1, 2, 3, 4 or 7-Day Pass with costs ranging from $9.00 USD – $23.75 USD. Taxis are available near hotels and popular attractions, and ride-share companies such as Uber and Lyft also operate in the city. With road congestion, the impatient driving style of local motorists and scarce parking, driving may not be a very pleasant experience. As far as possible, try to avoid driving in the city and rely on the efficient public transport.
A major cultural, economic and sporting hub, Atlanta is a cosmopolitan and fast-paced city. It’s known for its rich history, sophisticated dining and world-class shopping. The versatile city has something for everyone and attracts travelers from all over, including culture and history buffs, art connoisseurs, foodies, music lovers, and outdoorsy types. Atlanta’s neighborhoods are distinct and vibrant. Consider the kind of experience that you are looking for before settling on one of these areas to book your stay.
Downtown Atlanta – Cosmopolitan
A typical commercial hub of a large city, Downtown Atlanta is also home to several popular tourist attractions and plenty of shopping, dining, and entertainment. A walk-friendly area, you may stumble upon some less popular and undiscovered gems at unexpected street corners all over downtown. In the heart of downtown, check out the excellent central location and boutique-inspired rooms and suites of the Glenn Hotel, Autograph Collection. Enjoy spectacular views of the downtown skyline from the sleek, colorful rooms of W Atlanta – Downtown hotel. This trendy hotel is set in a modern high-rise that towers over several popular landmarks in the vicinity.
Buckhead – Luxurious
A shopping haven by day and party central by night, Buckhead is an affluent part of the city. Stay in this area to enjoy high-end shopping, pub-hopping and fine dining restaurants, as well as a wide range of luxury and boutique hotels. Indulge in spacious, luxurious suites adorned in custom furnishings and bespoke artwork in The St. Regis Atlanta hotel. A crown jewel of Buckhead, this hotel is just a 4-minute walk from the Atlanta History Center. You can also check out the posh, contemporary, Asian-inspired designer rooms and suites at Mandarin Oriental, Atlanta. This fancy hotel is set in a 42-story tower and offers sweeping city views as well as direct access to luxury shopping at Phipps Plaza and Lenox Square.
Midtown – Artsy
Home to several art and cultural institutions, as well as Piedmont Park, Midtown is an artistic, beautiful part of the city. This is a bustling neighborhood with trendy boutiques and chic nightlife venues. For stylish, comfortable accommodation in the heart of Midtown, stay at the Loews Atlanta Hotel, set in a grand high-rise near Piedmont Park. Across the street from Fox Theatre, check out the vibrant rooms with elegant furnishings and colorful accents at the historic Hotel Indigo Atlanta Midtown.
Westside – Design District
This area is home to scores of home décor goods and interior design shops that have earned it the name of ‘Design District’. Split into 2 distinct areas, West Midtown is known for high fashion and top restaurants, while Atlantic Station is a compact retail hub, full of exciting shopping and entertainment. In West Midtown, consider the contemporary accommodation and best-in-class service at the Courtyard by Marriott Atlanta Midtown / Georgia Tech hotel or Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta Midtown hotel. In the Atlantic Station locality, check out sleek 1 – 2 bedroom suites at the Twelve Atlantic Station hotel, which is soon to be a part of the Marriott Autograph Collection group of hotels.
Atlanta offers various types of accommodation that cater to a wide range of budgets. You can choose from several cheap hotels or traditional family-run B&Bs at convenient locations, close to major tourist attractions. Just steps away from Piedmont Park, enjoy the spacious rooms with colorful accents at the Urban Oasis Bed and Breakfast. Close to the lively Little Five Points locality, enjoy a quirky, vintage vibe at The Highland Inn, a 1927-dated hotel that hosts live bands, dance parties and literary events. An easy walk from Midtown’s museums, you have the clean and modern rooms of Artmore Hotel, a boutique-style hotel set in a historic 1924-dated apartment building with Spanish accents.
Atlanta is a city that takes its food, music, art and outdoor activities very seriously. The city is a mecca for hip hop, has a highway full of diverse ethnic eateries, hosts a ton of festivals and events round the year, and offers a number of parks and trails. Here are a few suggestions on what should not-be-missed when visiting Atlanta.
A stay of 2 nights is most popular when visiting Atlanta.
The cost of a hotel room in Atlanta will vary according to demand, location and star rating. On average, rooms will cost around $113 per night.
September is the cheapest month to book a hotel in Atlanta. Prices can be 15% lower than other, busier months; so this is a great time to get a good deal.
At the moment the cheapest day to stay in a hotel in Atlanta is Saturday, with Monday being the most expensive.
Per person, per night, a hostel in Atlanta (or a sub 2 star rated hotel) is priced at $85, on average. This price is $28 cheaper than your average Atlanta hotel.