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Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Augusta-Washington Rd
Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Augusta-Washington Rd
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Augusta Washington Rd./I-20
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Augusta Washington Rd./I-20
avid hotel Augusta W - Grovetown by IHG
avid hotel Augusta W - Grovetown by IHG
Holiday Inn Express Augusta North by IHG
Holiday Inn Express Augusta North by IHG
Home2 Suites by Hilton Augusta, GA
Home2 Suites by Hilton Augusta, GA
Holiday Inn Augusta West I-20 by IHG
Holiday Inn Augusta West I-20 by IHG
Best Western Plus Augusta North Inn & Suites
Best Western Plus Augusta North Inn & Suites
Garner Hotel August West by IHG
Garner Hotel August West by IHG
Comfort Inn & Suites Thomson
Comfort Inn & Suites Thomson
Hampton Inn Thomson
Hampton Inn Thomson
Spark by Hilton Augusta
Spark by Hilton Augusta
Courtyard By Marriott Augusta
Courtyard By Marriott Augusta
Hyatt Place Augusta
Hyatt Place Augusta
Holiday Inn Express Augusta Downtown by IHG
Holiday Inn Express Augusta Downtown by IHG
My Place Hotel Augusta GA
My Place Hotel Augusta GA
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Augusta
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Augusta
Comfort Inn & Suites Augusta West Near Fort Gordon
Comfort Inn & Suites Augusta West Near Fort Gordon
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Augusta
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Augusta
Sonesta Essential Augusta
Sonesta Essential Augusta
Sheraton Augusta Hotel
Sheraton Augusta HotelCheck out family-friendly hotels in Augusta

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Top neighborhoods in Augusta

Downtown Augusta
Downtown Augusta blends historic charm with riverfront beauty along the Savannah River. The 19th-century architecture of Broad Street and the Cotton Exchange building transport you back in time. Catch performances at the Miller Theater or Augusta Imperial Theatre, then stroll the Riverwalk for scenic views. The James Brown Arena and museums add cultural depth to your visit. Southern cuisine shines at local restaurants where pimento cheese and fried green tomatoes steal the show. Hotels range from historic boutique properties to modern riverfront accommodations. The walkable downtown layout makes exploring easy, with most attractions within six blocks of each other.

Summerville
Located northwest of downtown Augusta, Summerville boasts a historic district with sights like the Augusta Arsenal and Partridge Inn, a still-operating historic hotel.

West Augusta
West Augusta offers tree-lined streets and upscale charm without downtown's hustle. Golf enthusiasts flock to the area near Augusta National, while shoppers browse high-end retail at Augusta Exchange. Parks and country clubs provide peaceful green spaces for afternoon strolls or a quick game on manicured courses. The neighborhood serves up steakhouses and upscale chain restaurants perfect for post-golf celebrations. Hotels cater to discerning travelers with pools and premium amenities. A car is essential for exploring this suburban retreat, as public transit options are limited.

Lakemont
Lakemont offers Augusta visitors a peaceful retreat where Southern suburban charm meets outdoor recreation. The tree-lined streets with mid-century ranch homes create a genuine glimpse into everyday Augusta life. Lake Olmstead sits nearby, perfect for fishing or scenic walks when you need a break from exploring Augusta National Golf Club. The neighborhood has minimal dining options, so plan to venture out for meals. Most travelers stay in vacation rentals or bed-and-breakfasts, enjoying private yards and quiet evenings. A car is essential for getting around, as public transit is limited in this tranquil residential haven.

National Hills
National Hills offers a peaceful escape with tree-lined streets and traditional Southern homes just minutes from Augusta's excitement. During Masters Tournament week, the neighborhood buzzes with energy from nearby Augusta National Golf Club. The rest of the year, you'll enjoy quiet strolls under mature oak canopies while experiencing authentic suburban charm. Travelers should venture to nearby areas for dining options, as the neighborhood is primarily residential. Accommodations range from private home rentals to charming bed & breakfasts, though prices spike dramatically during golf season. Getting around requires a car, with limited public transit but easy access to Augusta's attractions.
Augusta and related destinations
Beyond the famous Masters Tournament, Augusta's Riverwalk offers a peaceful escape along the Savannah River where locals fish from wooden docks at sunset. The Augusta Museum of History celebrates native son James Brown with memorabilia that'll make you want to dance right there in the exhibit hall. Fort Gordon brings military precision to this otherwise leisurely town, while the revitalized downtown surprises with farm-to-table restaurants in historic buildings. The Imperial Theatre and Miller Theater showcase everything from symphony performances to indie bands in venues with remarkable acoustics. Even non-golfers appreciate Augusta National's legendary azaleas, though you'll need tournament tickets or a well-connected friend to see them up close.

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