Hotels in Augusta, GA

I really enjoyed this place. I'm an uncommon, yet well situated location. https://www.hotels.com/hotel/details.html?hotelId=602506 Check out this hotel I booked on Hotels.com

Green Tiger House is really great! We stayed there in January and loved it. Great restaurant and food too! https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g293917-d6539814-Reviews-Green_Tiger_Vegetarian_House-Chiang_Mai.html

Kamala's Guesthouse near the Thaphae Gate is good value. Private bath, air con, free wifi, great location. 400-500 baht in the low season.

Trigong Residence on Sriphum Soi 1, and Sriphum House further down on Sriphum Soi 1 both nice, clean - great location, and 500B budget should be okay for both I guess

Not to hijack this post but I did an airbnb in Bangkok this May. Would anyone say just do airbnb again for Chiang Mai or stick with a hotel?

Failing to see why your son's gender identity is relevant **unless** you're looking to go to an onsen. No hotel will turn you away because you have a trans child. The number of beds per room depends on which type of room you book and which hotel you choose. A very basic and cursory exploration of available hotels on a site like Booking.com, Hotels.com, Priceline etc. would tell you this. These sites also have reviews. This is a super low-effort post.

I've stayed at Hotel Gracery in Shinkjuku (the one with the giant godzilla on it) and it was well below ¥20000 a night. It's decent. And yes, they have 'twin' rooms there ('double' usually refers to one bed for two people).

I'm staying in a hotel with 2 beds in Ikebukuro,cost CAD 85 per night.I booked it 10 months ago and the hotel is now fully booked.I used Expedia.

Sometimes you will find that the Value resorts run deals that may be cheaper/as cheap as the regular hotels in the area. Plus, staying on property ups your FastPass window by a day.

We've stayed at the Holiday Inn by DS multiple times. It's a really nice hotel. It's very clean, has friendly staff, and it's within walking distance to DS. It's also pretty cheap, compared to surrounding hotels.

Not near DS but I love the Springhill Suites at Flamingo crossing. It's on the opposite side of disney but the road it's on is almost a straight shot onto property and the route is very low traffic. Reasonable priced and very nice rooms.

If you're going for a cheap and simple place to stay, try the galleria palms just outside of Disney springs. My family and I stayed this year and enjoyed it so much we went back a a few weeks later.

If you're just needing a place to check-in, sleep, and check-out, then don't bother staying at a "resort" on Hotel Plaza Blvd as you will pay a resort fee and parking fee. Just go right down the road to Palm Parkway or Vineland Ave (both maybe a 5 min drive to Disney Springs) and take your pick. There's a Hyatt Place right there and a couple different Marriotts to choose from. Some will include breakfast as well and all are reasonably priced with no resort/parking fees, except for in the Marriott Village I believe it's like $10 to park.. but there are other Marriotts right there that are free (stayed at the Courtyard 2 weeks ago). We're staying at the Fairfield Inn outside of the village in a few weeks for a quick weekend.

We stayed at the Hyatt Place Lake Buena Vista last February. We were perfectly happy with it. But for your specific purpose, I wonder if something further from Disney/ closer to the airport might be a better option.

I've stayed several times at the [Hilton Orlando LBV - Disney Springs](http://www3.hilton.com/en/hotels/florida/hilton-orlando-lake-buena-vista-disney-springs-area-ORLDWHH/index.html) not to be confused with an almost identially-named hotel across the street. The LBV property recently got a pedestrian bridge installed in its back yard that deposits you right onto Disney Springs. I also like their breakfast (free for Hilton Gold) and their pool is quite nice - not to mention their poolside drinks and food!

You might be able to get a decent deal at the Hyatt in the airport.

If you're bringing the family, have you checked homeaway and vrbo? Island park is a cabin town about an hour and a half north with lots of hotel and cabin rentals, might check those, could still travel to IF for the event and visit Yellowstone the next day. I did hear that IF hotels are fully booked.

Update.. problem solved. Thanks everyone

Damn I wonder if renting my house is worth it

Camp you can just drive to the mountains or out to the dessert and pitch a tent plenty of room and it's free

I have some land in prime location email me to get a.spot lovellstribe6@gmail.com

Matt Schultheiss we live about 15 minutes away. You'd be welcome to stay at our house

Red Roof Inn is on Cork St. near Sprinkle Rd. just off I-94. It's about 10 minutes from The Olde World Village! And there is a great restaurant The Crew just down the street. Locally owned, great food! Hope to see you there Jannaea Adams!

Banna Beach near Tralee has the self catering houses on the hotel grounds, with a swimming pool in the hotel, and the beach a couple of minutes walk.

The schedule for this year will be out from McDaniel StudentEngagement in early September!:)

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