ATLANTA, GA, March 03, 2011 (Press-News.org) Sheraton Atlanta Perimeter Hotel North, located near Atlanta Perimeter Center, announces a new special savings deal that their guests can enjoy. The Pay Rates Equal to Your Birth Year promotion let's travelers celebrate the year that they were born. With this deal, the first night's stay at the Sheraton Atlanta Perimeter Hotel is $109. Then, stay a second or third night and pay rates equal to your birth year. For example, if you were born in 1952, you'll receive your 2nd and 3rd nights at just $52 per night. Rates for second and third night stays will be confirmed at check-in upon presentation of a valid ID.
Guests at this Atlanta Perimeter Center hotel can walk to one of the nearby restaurants or enjoy luxury shopping at Perimeter Mall. Atlanta Perimeter Center is home to many businesses including the corporate headquarters for United Parcel Service (UPS) and Newell Rubbermaid. Other notable landmarks include the King and Queen Towers. The Sheraton Atlanta Perimeter North is conveniently located just 15 miles north of downtown Atlanta, and is close to many area attractions. This Perimeter Mall hotel is only a short shuttle ride from the Dunwoody MARTA station.
A great place to stay among other hotels Dunwoody, this Atlanta Perimeter Hotel's services and amenities include:
- Free high-speed Internet access
- Link At Sheraton
- Club level lounge
- Concierge desk
- Complimentary 24-hour Fitness Facility and jogging path
- Outdoor pool and sun deck
- Covered self parking facility
- Part of the Atlanta Perimeter Center business area
- On-site dining at Parkside Grill and Lounge open daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner
- Complimentary shuttle service within a five mile radius of this Dunwoody hotel
Guests paying a rate equal to their birth year are sure to enjoy this Sheraton's 142 beautifully appointed interior corridor rooms. "Our Perimeter hotel rooms feature the Sheraton Sweet Sleeper Bed and a 32-inch flat panel TV," explains Ajay Sethi, the property's General Manager. "We also offer a 24-hour business center, a club level lounge, 2 on-site meeting rooms and an executive board room." The Sheraton is a leading choice among other hotels Atlanta Perimeter.
For room availability and package details contact the Sheraton Atlanta Perimeter Hotel North at 404-564-3000 or visit the hotel online. Reference promotion code NBR when reserving.
About Sheraton Atlanta Perimeter North
From the moment you enter this Perimeter hotel's warm and stylish lobby until you rest your head on The Sheraton Sweet Sleeper Bed, you'll feel at ease and at home. Enjoy breakfast in the Parkside Grille before heading out for the day's activities. The Georgia Aquarium, New World of Coca-Cola, CNN Center, and Six Flags Over Georgia are all a short distance away. This Perimeter hotel's complimentary courtesy shuttle will take you to the nearby Perimeter Mall featuring Bloomingdales, Nordstrom, Macy's, and Dillard's. Experience all that Atlanta has to offer while escaping the rush of the city at the new Sheraton Atlanta Perimeter North.
For more information visit: http://www.ATLANTAPERIMETERHOTEL.COM
Atlanta Perimeter Hotel Announces a Special Deal that Lets Guests Pay Rates Equal to their Birth Year
Sheraton Atlanta Perimeter North Hotel, located near Dunwoody, GA, announces a special offer for weekend travelers visiting Atlanta this year. Guests can pay rates equal to their birth year for a 2nd or 3rd night stay.
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[Press-News.org] Atlanta Perimeter Hotel Announces a Special Deal that Lets Guests Pay Rates Equal to their Birth YearSheraton Atlanta Perimeter North Hotel, located near Dunwoody, GA, announces a special offer for weekend travelers visiting Atlanta this year. Guests can pay rates equal to their birth year for a 2nd or 3rd night stay.