ATLANTA, GA, January 25, 2012 (Press-News.org) Sheraton Atlanta Perimeter North / Dunwoody Hotel, located at Atlanta Perimeter Center, announces a new special savings package for travelers to enjoy. Guests who register for the SPG Better by the Night promotion can earn unlimited bonus Starpoints even faster. With every stay from January 9 through April 8, 2012, at this property and over 750 other participating hotels and resorts worldwide, guests earn double Starpoints on two-night stays and triple Starpoints on stays of three nights or longer.
Register by March 15, 2012, and then book your stays to begin earning unlimited bonus Starpoints at all nine brands in the Starwood Preferred Guest program. The longer you stay, the more bonus Starpoints you'll earn.
As always, the Sheraton Atlanta Perimeter Hotel's services and amenities include:
- Free high-speed Internet access
- 24-hour Business Center
- 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 Perimeter hotel
"A leading choice among other hotels Dunwoody, guests at this Sheraton Perimeter hotel are sure to enjoy the property's close proximity to Perimeter Mall, Atlanta Perimeter Center, Buckhead, and downtown Atlanta," explains Ajay Sethi, the property's General Manager.
For room availability and details on receiving the SPG Better by the Night promotion, contact the Sheraton Atlanta Perimeter Hotel North at 404-564-3000 or visit the hotel online at http://www.ATLANTAPERIMETERHOTEL.COM.
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.
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Dunwoody Hotel Lets Guest Earn Up to Triple Bonus Starpoints with SPG Better by the Night Promotion
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[Press-News.org] Dunwoody Hotel Lets Guest Earn Up to Triple Bonus Starpoints with SPG Better by the Night PromotionSheraton Atlanta Perimeter Hotel North, located near Perimeter Mall, announces a limited time only special offer for travelers who register for the SPG Better by the Night promotion.