: Atlanta Discussion : Priceline

89Springer 1258 reads

posted 12 years ago

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I have to come to ATL from out of state to see providers, and stay overnight. It's been hit or miss for me for hotels.

Can anyone recommend a hotel in the Perimeter or Buckhead area that's clean and quiet for under $100? I don't need to spend as much on a room as the providers do when they book incalls.

dhaller 19 Reviews 775 reads

posted 12 years ago

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Wrong part of town!

Pretty much *nothing* nice in Buckhead at that price!

Your best bet is to grab a deal in that area from one of the "blind" discounters - something which is normally pretty expensive but is a deal *now*. That's the best way to grab a St. Regis or the like for under-a-hundred.

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SouthernElite See Agency Profile 485 reads

posted 12 years ago

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Priceline

Name your own price or express deals. 3 star and up are all good hotels. Should be able to get from 50-60$ a night.

Misty

Posted By: 89Springer

I have to come to ATL from out of state to see providers, and stay overnight. It's been hit or miss for me for hotels.

Can anyone recommend a hotel in the Perimeter or Buckhead area that's clean and quiet for under $100? I don't need to spend as much on a room as the providers do when they book incalls.

salonpas 470 reads

posted 12 years ago

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Hotwire? eom

Posted By: 89Springer

I have to come to ATL from out of state to see providers, and stay overnight. It's been hit or miss for me for hotels.

Can anyone recommend a hotel in the Perimeter or Buckhead area that's clean and quiet for under $100? I don't need to spend as much on a room as the providers do when they book incalls.

dorg526 22 Reviews 309 reads

posted 12 years ago

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Trip Advisor- eom

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89Springer 502 reads

posted 12 years ago

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I use Priceline, Hotels.com, Expedia, etc. What I was looking for

was a recommendation for a specific hotel. I've had a mix of experiences with ATL hotels that have similar reviews.

I have bad luck with the Radisson Northwest. Couldn't get into my room the first time I visited. Second time I couldn't get out. Other than that, it's a nice place.

1192967 45 Reviews 475 reads

posted 12 years ago

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Drury Inns & Suites less than $100. Hampton Inn & Suites also less than$100...

...Hamptons are all over. Some don't have suites. There are only two Drury locations that I know of but they are close to where you indicated with easy interstate access. I have no clue about star ratings. These are reasonably priced good places to stay.

sailor66 14 Reviews 413 reads

posted 12 years ago

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Comfort Inn suites at Peachtree-Dunwoody is usually in that price range. eom

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89Springer 361 reads

posted 12 years ago

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Re: Wrong part of town!

I'm not a provider, so I don't have clients.

Nobody visits my room, and I don't much care about amenities. I've stayed in some awful places over the years.

All I need is 100% quiet, which is something you only get if the hotel or motel is empty, or if there's good sound-proofing in the walls and the room is away from noise sources.

I really appreciate all of the suggestions.