- Who it suits
- A late arrival or an early flight when you want a full-service hotel on the SkyTrain.
- Why we would choose it
- It is on the SkyTrain, which is free, and it has a restaurant and an indoor pool.
- The compromise
- You ride the SkyTrain and walk to the building, and the hotel is large and often busy with conventions.
- Worth paying more?
- Yes for a night either side of a flight. Check the dates for conventions, which raise the rate.
Getting to your terminal
A stay only makes sense for some terminals. Here is what the journey takes from the hotel to check-in at each one.
| Terminal | How you get there | Hotel to check-in | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best forDomestic Terminal | Free SkyTrain, then a short walkBooking.com says the hotel is two minutes from the airport on the ATL SkyTrain and joined to the Georgia International Convention Center by a walkway. Walk time from the station is not stated. | 15 min | $0 |
| Maynard H. Jackson Jr. International Terminal | Free bus to the Domestic Terminal, then the SkyTrainFrom the International Terminal take the free terminal-to-terminal bus to the Domestic Terminal, then the SkyTrain. Guests report 10 to 15 minutes on the bus. Not confirmed on ATL's pages. | 35 min | $0 |
Our view
What you get
The practical details that matter for one night before or after a flight.
- Address
- 2020 Convention Center Concourse, Atlanta, Georgia 30337.
- Position
- Gateway Center, beside the SkyTrain station and the convention centre, per Booking.com.
- Parking
- Not confirmed. Ask the hotel.
If this is not right for you
Other stays we recommend on the same short list, and what you trade by choosing them.
Tru by Hilton Atlanta Airport College Park
Typical total $133–$219
It is a no-frills hotel, and the walk to the SkyTrain is longer than at SpringHill Suites.
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Renaissance Atlanta Airport Gateway Hotel
Typical total $321–$494
It is not at the terminal, so you ride the SkyTrain and walk, and rates rise with conventions.
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