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I am looking for a decent affordable hotel in atlanta, on the east side of town, near zip code 30312. I have used orbitz.com to track a few down, but would like some input from people who have stayed around there. I'd like to pay less that 90 for a room. I've seen rooms run from 48 to well into the hundreds. any suggestions?

DerekJeter2888

on sidestep.com, I found the following results:1) Hometown Inn Atlanta/ Riverdale at $30 a night2) Travelodge Atlanta at $39 a night3) Super 8 Atlanta at $44 a night4) Econo Lodge Jonesboro at $44 a night5) Atlanta-Days Inn at $47 a night6) Econo Lodge College Park at $48 a night7) Knights Inn Norcross at $48 a night8) Super 8 Norcross Technology at $49 a night9)Microtel Inn Smyrnaat $49 a night10) Econo Lodge Atlanta at $49 a night11) Days Inn Atlanta Southlake at $49 a night12) Econo Lodge Union City at $50 a night13) Best Western Southlake Inn at $50 a night14) Econo Lodge Forest Park at $50 a night15) Econo Lodge Mariettaat $50 a night16) Super 8 Forest Park at $50 a night17) Super 8 Motel at $50 a nightThis is just the first page of results....I have stayed at most of these places, and they're all great...most of them have pools, and are excellent places...there are reviews at this link:http://www.sidestep.com/hotel/search_result.doGood luck, and if u have any questions, send me a message = ]

DrNigelChanning7556

This takes a bit of time, but the effort will be well worth it.Head over to http://www.residoe.com/us/georgia/atlanta/ and click the "Check Availability" button. Choose your dates, submit the form, then sort the results by price -- that'll put the cheapest places first.Open up a new browser window (or tab) and pop over to http://www.tripadvisor.com/ and look up each hotel that is in your price range and see what other folks have to say, see how it ranks, etc.Then, you can choose the hotel you want to stay at and book online at the first site.Good luck!

pepper

If you're paying less than $90 for a room (posted general web price) your chances of decency decline rapidly. Atlanta's hotel occupancy rate is not a problem, conventions and visitors are a major industry - especially in the areas between the airport and downtown. Availability should be your greatest concern.Holiday Inn Turner Field - there's several Holiday Inns (Express, Select, Standard) in the area.. check with them - they usually give better rates when you book online (I've saved HALF the price via HI online versus walk-up desk price). Embassy Suites Centennial Park. Wyndham Garden downtown.Hampton Inns, Marriotts or Days Inns can be decent. Booking through Expedia (don't limit yourself to one service, see which one gets you a better rate) can save you significant money as well.I'm not keen on EconoLodge, Super 8, Best Western and Knights Inns. But check this out:http://www.expedia.com/pub/agent.dll?qscr=dspv&&itid=&itdx=&itty=&from=fIt's for the Super 8 downtown. It's candid, honest - and might be just what you're looking for. Rooms start at $99.