Augusta hotels and places to stay

Those who want to admire nature should book Fairfield Inn & Suites Augusta, which is an affordable option with views of the city and is situated near a nature park, forests and a river. To see some of Augusta's attractions, choose a hotel near Regal Cinemas, such as the budget-friendly Baymont By Wyndham Augusta West.

If you would like to stay within the action of Augusta's downtown, think about booking a room at The Partridge Inn Augusta, Curio Collection By Hilton that comes with a tennis court, an outdoor swimming pool and a golf course.

For modern, upscale accommodations in Augusta, consider Hyatt House Augusta Downtown, which is conveniently situated near Jerusalem Baptist Church and has a tennis court and a golf course. For an authentic experience, consider booking Homewood Suites By Hilton Augusta or Quality Inn At Fort Gordon. The 3-star Heritage Inn Augusta is an option for those who prefer reliable service.

The business traveler can check into Econo Lodge or Baymont By Wyndham Grovetown Augusta in Augusta. For a relaxing vacation, reserve a resort hotel near Red Wing Rollerway, such as Hilton Garden Inn Augusta or Executive Inn.

     Augusta, Georgia is known as the "Garden City" of the South.

     Situated on the banks of Savannah River, Augusta combines fertile soil with fresh waters to make up a real green gem. Beautiful views on the landscaped banks of the river lined alongside with azalea bushes, dogwood and magnolia trees blend together into unique whole in Augusta.

     There is nothing better in Augusta is than a picnic in its green surroundings, but before you can organize this you need to book a stay there. Booked.net can help you with this in a click. From cheap hotels in Augusta to those abundant with luxuries - find them all with maps, photos and secure forms at Booked.net.

     With your hotel booked you can take in the city's legendary Southern hospitality. Friendly, welcoming and calm, you can discover more about its Southern charm while looking around its historic places as Augusta is full with history. Attractions include;

- Augusta Canal Authority, perfect for hiking, biking, canoeing, and kayaking  

- Fort Discovery, a host for science exhibits and some fun

- Historic Downtown offers a concentration of old buildings and monuments

     To understand this city better you need to do more than sightseeing, but a dose of its past. The city was named after Augusta, Princess of Wales who was a daughter-in-law of King George II of Great Britain. It very soon became the second state capital of Georgia in 1785. Today it is the second largest city in the area with 306.5sqmiles. This land is inhabited with 195,182-strong population balancing with 50.37 percent African American and 44.91 percent white.

     When you get tired of the relaxed lifestyle this city has, keep the action going outside too. Augusta is a perfect basis to explore nearby Southern cities like Savannah and Atlanta. You to decide what to see in Augusta and its surroundings, but for the best hotels there you should consult Booked.net.