Find Hotel Deals in Augusta (AGS)

The greater Augusta metropolitan area includes parts of South Carolina, but for the purposes of choosing hotel accommodations, it’s helpful to focus on proximity to the major tourist areas of interest: Downtown Augusta and the areas enclosed by Interstates 20 and 520. If you expect to spend the majority of your time in one of these areas, you can spare yourself lots of highway travel by booking a room nearby. With so many options, cheap Augusta hotel deals can be found close to the points of interest on your itinerary no matter what brings you to the area.

Several nice Downtown hotels put you close to Augusta's historic offerings, including museums, renovated mansions and stops important in both Confederate and African-American history. You can find accommodations of any type along Interstate 20, which crosses the Savannah River, a popular destination for fishing and boating. The "Artists' Row" block of Broad Street has emerged in recent years as a hip destination because of its eclectic mix of shops, restaurants and galleries.

Several of the city’s more upscale chain hotels are located in Downtown Augusta, east of the Savannah River. These hotel's weekend rates are often lower than their mid-week rates, as they generally cater to business travelers. Accommodations in the greater Augusta–Richmond County metro area largely consist of budget-friendly family hotels. Along I-20, I-520 and throughout the rest of Augusta, national chain hotels are the most common type of lodging, but brands range from the budget-minded Econo Lodge to the comfortable Marriott.

Augusta is popular for travelers year-round, as the average temperature is in the low 60s. April, though, is easily the area's busiest month, as the Masters golf tournament puts the city in the international spotlight. If you book a flight to Augusta during the first full week of April, it's wise to compare accommodations ahead of time, as last minute deals might be hard to find.

The Sheraton Augusta Hotel is perfect for business travelers, as it's nearby several local corporations, including Ingersoll Rand, Husqvarna, ADP, Electrolux and John Deere. Of course, you don't have to be in Augusta on business, as The Sheraton is great for romantic getaways and family vacations as well. Here, you'll get all the services and amenities you've come to expect from the Sheraton name while getting to experience the the heart and charm of Georgia’s world-famous southern hospitality. Pools both indoors and outdoors, fitness centers and meeting rooms are just some of the perks of this luxurious accommodation.

Dubbed "The Grand Hotel of The Classic South," The Partridge Inn is ideal for travelers wanting Augusta accommodations that highlight the region's charm with a touch of class. Only minutes from downtown Augusta, the Partridge Inn set on a quiet hilltop in the beautiful, historic Summerville neighborhood. The hotel has stood as an Augusta landmark since 1892, offering 144 exclusive guest rooms, studios, and suites. Guests looking to kick back and relax will love the hotel's P.I. Bar and Grill, which boasts award-winning Sunday brunch and live Jazz.

Located two miles from the Augusta Mall and 10 miles from downtown, the Doubletree Hotel Augusta is convenient for visitors who want to take in the city's attractions but not stay in the heart of downtown. The renovated, six-story hotel includes a heated indoor pool and guest rooms with granite countertops and cherrywood vanities. Additionally, the Doubletree Hotel Augusta features two restaurants, a bar, a fitness center, business services, laundry service and dry cleaning.

Whether you fly into Augusta Regional Airport (AGS), you'll probably want a car to get around town. If you're looking for day trips, Augusta is approximately 150 miles east of Atlanta on Interstate 20. In the other direction on I-20, you're not too far from Columbia, South Carolina. Just two and a half hours from the beach and the mountains, Augusta is a place where it comes in handy to have a car.

If you want to go without a car, though, you are not completely without options. Downtown Augusta is quite walkable, as the city takes pride in its picturesque tree-lined sidewalks and Riverwalk. Augusta Public Transit operates nine local routes Monday through Saturday throughout Augusta and Richmond County. Additionally, Augusta and the greater area are served by several taxi companies. For those looking to let loose and see the city from a different vantage point, the Augusta Canal offers miles of waterways to enjoy throughout the city's downtown.