Quote:
Originally Posted by CFrance
Is it for someone driving down from up north somewhere? We used to drive from Michigan to Key West every winter and found the hotels in south Georgia to be sub par. We rearranged our trip to end a day just south of Atlanta so we could skip over south Georgia the next day. There are some Drury Inns scattered about. One is just south of Atlanta. They are decent and during the week have a "heavy" happy hour with enough food to make a meal out of, plus three free drinks per person.
|
Oh, C, I know what you mean.
We are coming from Ohio. Mr. Boomer would drive it in one day. We have done that, but I finally played my Princess card and won't do that anymore. Our drive is actually probably too short to do two days but I think it is too long for one day.
(I would never have made it as one of those women who went West on a wagon train. The iPad with AT&T and my Kindle at least help to make that I-75 drive somewhat tolerable -- although I know Mr. Boomer probably misses those helpful driving tips I can't give him when I am so occupied.)
North of Atlanta is easy for hotels but south of Atlanta is a stretch without much choice. And Georgia is one tall state. There was a Hilton Garden in McDonough where we stayed a long time ago, but I don't know how it is now, and I would like to get farther south.