Hotels in Atlanta, Alabama, and Tennesse
By ERIman on May 18, 2009 in General
Having recently been promoted to regional director of most of the Southern states, I am only beginning to realize what it means to have regular travel routes as a part of my job. Since I’m flying from the Pacific Northwest, I’ll start my planning by looking for Alcoa hotels in Tennesse.
Once I find a quality, budget friendly place there, I’m on to Alabama where I believe I’ll be able to stay at a Birmingham airport hotel and still get to all of my appointments which with the exception of one meeting are all within a short taxi ride of the airport.
Hotels in Atlanta present another beast altogether. While there are about a million of them to choose from, the businesses I’ll be visiting are spread rather evenly across the geographical landscape. I am betting, however that I’ll be able to find a great hotel deal for my stay in Georgia that will allow me to be centrally located, and be able to afford a rental car to get to all of my meetings.
And given that I have as many appointments there as the other two stops combined, it makes all the sense to plan on a car rental versus taking a cab. That just wouldn’t make much economic sense.
On Jun 2, 2009, Erin said:
Yeah, I agree. A rental car makes more sense and will be cheaper than a cab (or cabs). Good luck finding the perfect hotels!
On Jun 6, 2009, Sheila said:
Great post! Which hotels were you able to book with? Do you have a short list of hotel recommendations in these cities already?
On Jun 11, 2009, Tanya said:
You’re traveling to a lot of places in such a short time. It’s a good thing you’ve organized everything beforehand.
Good luck and take care!
On Jun 11, 2009, Venice said:
Congratulations on your promotion! Hope you find a good deal in Atlanta. Good luck with your search!
On Jun 11, 2009, Willa said:
Gosh, that’s a long travel. Good luck with your search. Hope you find really good deals!
Congratulations on your promotion!