Renaissance Atlanta Airport Gateway Hotel at dusk, a glass and stone tower with its sign above a covered entrance

The hotel tower with lit decoration on its side, and an elevated track behind

Room with a king bed, a long desk and a large wall-mounted TV

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 free 24-hour ATL SkyTrain. A guest mentions a park and fly option and valet parking. Fees are not confirmed.	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

Who it suits: A layover or an early flight when you want a restaurant and a bar close to the SkyTrain.
Why we would choose it: The SkyTrain is free and the hotel lists it as 24-hour, and the hotel has a restaurant and a bar.
The compromise: It is not at the terminal, so you ride the SkyTrain and walk, and rates rise with conventions.
Worth paying more?: Yes for a layover. For a short night before a flight a cheaper Gateway hotel does the same job.

What you get

The practical details that matter for one night before or after a flight.

Address: 2081 Convention Center Concourse, Atlanta, Georgia 30337.
Position: Gateway Center, on the SkyTrain, per Booking.com.
Parking: Valet, per Booking.com. Fee not confirmed.

One night · Two adults

Room, typical: $321–$494
Getting to Domestic Terminal: $0
Typical total: $321–$494

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