ATLANTA, GA, April 19, 2014 (Press-News.org) Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta Galleria Hotel, near Smyrna, GA, offers affordable lodging to guests attending The Atlanta Opera - The Barber of Seville. The performances are sung in Italian with projected English translation. Music is by Gioachino Rossini. The shows will be held at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre in Atlanta on:
- April 26 at 8:00pm
- April 29 at 7:30pm
- May 2 at 8:00pm
- May 4 at 3:00pm
"We look forward to welcoming guests attending 2014 performances by The Atlanta Opera," explains Sabrina Claiborne, a manager at the Hampton Inn and Suites Cobb Galleria hotel. "Our property offers affordable rates and is just a five minute drive to Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre," continues Claiborne.
The Hampton Inn Atlanta Galleria is a leading choice among Smyrna Georgia hotels. The 106 spacious guest rooms feature refrigerators, microwaves, coffeemakers, irons, a 37-inch LCD flat screen TV, and the Hampton Clean and Fresh Bedding. One bedroom suites are available. Guests will enjoy many amenities including free high-speed Internet access, a 24-hour business center, on-site fitness center, and heated indoor pool. A complimentary hot breakfast is served daily in the recently renovated Perfect Mix lobby, a comfortable gathering space for both business and leisure travelers.
This Cobb Galleria hotel offers complimentary weekday shuttle service to the Cobb Galleria Centre and surrounding area (limited radius).
For more information about the Georgia High School Musical Theatre Awards, visit www.shulerawards.org. To book your stay at the Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta-Galleria Smyrna GA Hotel call 1-770-955-1110 or visit www.HAMPTONINNGALLERIA.com.
About Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta-Galleria
If you're looking for a great hotel in Atlanta, be a guest at the Hampton Inn & Suites hotel in Atlanta-Galleria. It's super-convenient, located within walking distance of the Cobb-Galleria Convention Center (which you may be visiting for business in Atlanta). This Atlanta area hotel is also just 12 miles from the Georgia Aquarium, Georgia World Congress Center, Six Flags Over Georgia and the Georgia Dome. The Smyrna Georgia hotel also offers a broad range of services and amenities to make its guest's stay exceptional.
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Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta Galleria Hotel Offers Affordable Lodging for The Atlanta Opera - The Barber of Seville
Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta-Galleria, located near Smyrna, GA, offers affordable lodging to guests attending the The Atlanta Opera performances in April and May, 2014.
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[Press-News.org] Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta Galleria Hotel Offers Affordable Lodging for The Atlanta Opera - The Barber of SevilleHampton Inn & Suites Atlanta-Galleria, located near Smyrna, GA, offers affordable lodging to guests attending the The Atlanta Opera performances in April and May, 2014.