ATLANTA, GA, March 30, 2011 (Press-News.org) The Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta Airport Hotel (North, I-85) provides nearby lodging to guests and participants attending the Big South National Qualifier, the nation's largest indoor volleyball tournament. The event will take place on April 1-3, 2011 at Georgia World Congress Center. The Big South National Qualifier is 1 of 9 national volleyball tournaments that serves to qualify teams for the USA Junior Olympic Girls' Volleyball Championship.
Over 8,000 girls, age 10-18, from all over the country compete each year at this exciting tournament. "Celebrating its 21th year, Big South National Qualifier is a popular annual event. We are pleased to welcome guests attending this year's Tournament at Georgia World Congress Center," shares Debbie Wells, the HGI ATL Airport hotel's Director of Sales.
The Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta Airport is located only a short drive from downtown Atlanta, home of the Georgia World Congress Center. This hotel near Atlanta Airport is also close to the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and the Airport MARTA Station. The Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta Airport (North) offers complimentary shuttle transportation to both places. Georgia World Congress Center (GWCC) is also a MARTA stop, making MARTA the smart transportation option for travelers who don't want to hassle with driving and parking in downtown Atlanta.
A top place to lodge among other Atlanta Airport hotels, the Hilton Garden Inn provides complimentary High-speed Internet access in every room and includes a complimentary 24-hour business center with remote printing. It also features the Garden Sleep System Bedding, an indoor and outdoor pool, fitness room, Airport Flight Board, and meeting rooms. Freshly prepared cook to order breakfast is available daily in this Hartsfield hotel's Great American Grill restaurant. Lunch is served Monday through Friday and dinner is offered nightly.
2011 Big South National Qualifier attendees and other guests to the area can take advantage of Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta Airport (North)'s special savings packages including Earning More Just Got Easier, Pizza and a Movie, More Free Nights Means More to Remember, and HGI Bed 'N Breakfast. For more information about events at the Georgia World Congress Center visit www.gwcc.com or to book your stay at the Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta Airport Hotel (North), call 404-477-6600 or visit them online at www.ATLANTA-AIRPORT-HOTEL.com.
About Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta Airport North
Come stay at the newly opened Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta Airport North hotel located only 1 mile north of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. No worries on transportation as this Atlanta airport hotel provides complimentary 24-hour Atlanta airport hotel shuttle service. This Atlanta airport hotel is perfect in so many ways, whether you're a discerning business professional or excited leisure traveler, guests will truly love the hotel's amenities and most importantly their location.
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Hartsfield Hotel Near Downtown Atlanta Provides Nearby Lodging to the 2011 Big South National Qualifier Attendees
Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta Airport Hotel (North) offers convenient accommodations to travelers attending The Big South National Qualifier at the Georgia World Congress Center in downtown Atlanta.
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[Press-News.org] Hartsfield Hotel Near Downtown Atlanta Provides Nearby Lodging to the 2011 Big South National Qualifier AttendeesHilton Garden Inn Atlanta Airport Hotel (North) offers convenient accommodations to travelers attending The Big South National Qualifier at the Georgia World Congress Center in downtown Atlanta.