Stay In Atlanta
Come early. Stay late. It's Atlanta.
Lodging isn't included, which is on purpose — people like different things. Here's where we'd point you, how to get around, and what's worth your extra day if you take one.
Where to stay
All of these sit within about twenty minutes of the house. Book early — late September is a busy weekend in this city.
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Getting here
Flying in
Hartsfield–Jackson (ATL) is the only airport you want. It's about 25–35 minutes from the east side, longer if you land at rush hour.
Car or rideshare
Rideshare is easy and plentiful in the city. A rental car is only worth it if you're planning day trips or staying outside the perimeter.
Parking
There's room at the house, but it's a neighborhood — we'll send exact parking directions with your logistics email.
If you come early or stay late
A short, opinionated list. Not everything in Atlanta — just the things we'd actually send a friend to.
Weather & what to pack
Late September in Atlanta is warm days — usually low 80s — and evenings that cool off enough to want a layer by the fire. Rain shows up fast and leaves fast.
- Something comfortable you can move in.
- Something you feel good in at dinner.
- A light jacket or wrap for Saturday night.
- Shoes you can walk the BeltLine in.
- Whatever you'd bring to share — a bottle, a book, a practice.