Hotels Augusta

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  Holiday Inn Augusta West I-20

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  Country Hearth Inn Augusta

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  Wingate by Wyndham Augusta

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  Ramada Limited Augusta Fort Gordon Area

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  Doubletree Hotel Augusta

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  Travelodge Augusta

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  Holiday Inn Augusta-Gordon Highway

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  Scottish Inns Augusta

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  Hilton Garden Inn Augusta

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  Comfort Inn & Suites Augusta

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Seemingly overlooked by the typical vacationer, Augusta, Georgia is actually an exciting and fulfilling way to enjoy a trip. Even if travelers are merely in the city on business, they can take solace in the fact that there are many attractions and activities. Perhaps one of the most famous attributes of the city is the famous golf course, the Augusta National Golf Club, at which the first main golf tournament of the year, The Masters, takes place. This part of the country enjoys basically mild weather with some high and low dips in the summer and winter respectively. However, the general conditions provide for some great recreational activities, one noted example being excellent golf courses. The tourist draw has created large-scale service in an intimate atmosphere and this influence is evident in the distinctively comfortable hotels Augusta provides.

The atmosphere in Augusta is dense with creativity; many facets of the arts world are well represented. Visitors who enjoy the arts will be delighted by the many different exhibits and productions that grace this city. The Imperial Theatre, a beautiful historic theater towards the downtown region, regularly hosts live musical and theatrical productions. The William B. Bell Auditorium also often hosts popular live music shows. Symphonies and ballet companies are also numerous in the city. A guest does not need to go far to discover a location dedicated to the arts. Additionally, a unique gallery called Artists' Row hosts collections and shops along many different downtown streets that display the best of the talented local and regional artists. Many other artistic destinations are numerous in this city.

Augusta was also a prominent city during the Civil War and has many museums and monuments dedicated to honoring the history that came out of that period. The Augusta Museum of Natural History allows visitors to experience the past and has many permanent and changing displays. One particular award-winning exhibit features a 12,000-year journey through this region's colorful and interesting history. The Confederate Monument and the Confederate Powderworks Chimney are also located in the city and are perfect for individuals that appreciate a more personal learning experience. Many historic homes are also still maintained and available for tours. The Ezekiel Harris House, built in 1797, showcases an excellent example of 18th century architecture and is very affordable, being only one to two dollars for admission.

The historical significance and current artistic influence impacts the growth of the city and is manifested in many of the luxurious hotels Augusta offers. Not only do the locations have very close proximity to spacious golf courses and downtown, but they also provide guests with a shuttle service to the seasonal tournaments that take place. Rooms are also equipped with many convenient comforts such as microwaves, refrigerators, free Wi-Fi connection and flat screen televisions. Many of the hotels Augusta has listed also provide refreshing swimming pools, continental breakfast and state of the art gym facilities. Additionally, some also feature efficient business centers and in room work desks to ensure guests' productivity.

Augusta also has several recreational activities, the foremost being of course, playing golf. The Augusta Municipal Golf Course and the Applewood Golf Course both boast gorgeous greens, fully stocked clubhouses, driving ranges and a professional and helpful staff. While this city certainly has a multitude of quality courses, there are many other enjoyable recreational activities as well. The Augusta Canal possesses smooth water perfect for sports such as kayaking and canoeing. Another popular location is the Augusta Riverwalk, a beautiful park located downtown along the shore of the Savannah River. The park runs for three blocks and contains a children's playground and many stunning flower gardens, perfect for a family looking to enjoy the weather and fresh air.

Unquestionably, Augusta's other enjoyable and interesting aspects are sometimes overlooked by tourists. The majority of people are drawn to this city for the fantastic golf courses. However, this metropolis is bursting with creative energy, easily seen in art displays and shows all around the city. Additionally, Augusta has historical significance and structures dating from the Civil War and many years preceding the war. There are several reasons to visit this beautiful and imaginative city. The city's future as a tourist destination is surely assured.

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