Hotels in Augusta, GA

Augusta Transit services the city with a series of bus routes. You’ll want to stay in hotels close to Laney Walker, downtown Augusta and Olde Town, where there is the greatest access to public transportation, as well as to various popular sites in the city. Find cheap hotels in Augusta, Georgia nearby, like Americas Best Value Inn Augusta Historic Downtown, if you want to walk to some of these sites. Additionally, Augusta Transit route 11 runs through the neighborhood of Summerville, close to the golf courses in the west of the city. Wherever your destination, taxis and ride shares are also available.

Couples staying in Augusta for a romantic getaway will want to keep close to the Augusta Riverwalk in the city center. With its water-front brick paths, the Riverwalk is a good spot for solo time together, while also providing access to eateries and entertainment. We recommend staying at the Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center, near bus route 4, which affords guests views of the river. If you’ve come to the city for the world-renowned Masters Tournament at the Augusta National Golf Club, you’ll likely want to stay somewhere between the course and downtown. For a cheap hotel in Augusta, Georgia, try the Econo Lodge Downtown, which is on Augusta Transit route 7 near the Midtown neighborhood—this is also in striking distance of the Augusta Municipal Golf Course, if you’re keen to get in a few strokes yourself.

Close to the Savannah River—which also borders South Carolina—you will find sites of cultural and historical interest, including the Augusta Museum of History and the James Brown statue, both located in the downtown area and along Augusta Transit Route number 4. For easy access to these sites, visitors should book hotels in Augusta, Georgia on Broad Street. The Ramada Hotel & Conference Center by Wyndham Augusta Downtown is a good choice. Another popular downtown attraction is the Woodrow Wilson Boyhood Home along Augusta Transit routes 3 and 4. However, the site that attracts the greatest attention is the Augusta National Golf Club near the Sand Hills neighborhood in the western part of the city. Golf enthusiasts will be excited to catch a glimpse of this legendary site, accessible via Augusta Transit route 1, or by vehicle. Alternatively, stay at the nearby The Partridge Inn Augusta, Curio Collection by Hilton in the Summerville neighborhood.

Much of Augusta’s bar and restaurant activity is centralized to the downtown area around Broad Street. If you’re not staying at one of the Augusta, Georgia hotels located here, such as the Hyatt House Augusta Downtown, you’ll find that the Augusta Transit route number 1 runs along the street. Once downtown, you’re sure to find something that hits the spot; available options include Mediterranean, tapas, BBQ, seafood and Mexican. We recommend heading to the Whiskey Bar Kitchen. For upscale dining, try Augustino's Italian Eatery and Prime Steaks, and for cocktails, try Craft & Vine. On Walton Way, which is covered by bus route 1 in the Harrisburg neighborhood, there are several chain restaurants.

2 nights is the typical length of stay for people visiting Augusta.

The cost of a hotel room in Augusta will vary according to demand, location and star rating. On average, rooms will cost around $130 per night.

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