ATLANTA, GA, February 08, 2012 (Press-News.org) Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta Galleria Hotel, a leading Smyrna Georgia hotel, is the perfect place for guests to stay who are attending upcoming Atlanta Ballet performances. Held at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, Atlanta Ballet's upcoming shows include:
- Twyla Tharp's The Princess and the Goblin, February 10-19
- Snow White, February 16-18
- Man in Black, March 23 - 25
The Atlanta Ballet's 2011-12 season includes a mix of classical and modern dance. Presenting The Princess and the Goblin in mid-February, a world premier ballet choreographed by Twyla Tharp, it is the story of a courageous girl coming of age. The Atlanta Ballet will also present Snow White for three performances in February. This will be a one hour family event. In addition, Atlanta Ballet's The Man in Black will be a modern performance set to the music of country music legend Johnny Cash. It is Atlanta Ballet's final production of the season.
"The Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre is Atlanta's newest performing arts venue," explains Jeanne Stamps, Director of Sales at the Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta Galleria Hotel. "Located less than a mile from the venue, we are the ideal place for Atlanta Ballet patrons to stay," explains Stamps. Performances take place in the John A. Williams Theatre, which seats more than 2,700 people. Onsite parking is available.
This Cobb Galleria hotel provides great accommodations for anyone visiting the area or planning to attend nearby events at Cobb Energy Centre or Cobb Galleria Centre, both within minutes from the hotel. The Hampton Inn is also the perfect place for area business travelers. The hotel provides complimentary high-speed Internet access in every room. It also features the Hampton Clean and Fresh bedding and a complimentary breakfast each morning. Other amenities include 24-hour fitness center, indoor heated pool and hot tub.
To purchase tickets or to learn more about the Atlanta Ballet at Cobb Energy Centre visit www.cobbenergycentre.com. To book your stay at Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta-Galleria / Vinings Hotel call 1-770-955-1110 or visit them online.
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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Smyrna Georgia Hotel Near Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre Offers Close Lodging to Upcoming Atlanta Ballet Performances
Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta-Galleria, located near Smyrna, GA, offers convenient lodging to travelers attending 2012 Atlanta Ballet performances at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre.
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[Press-News.org] Smyrna Georgia Hotel Near Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre Offers Close Lodging to Upcoming Atlanta Ballet PerformancesHampton Inn & Suites Atlanta-Galleria, located near Smyrna, GA, offers convenient lodging to travelers attending 2012 Atlanta Ballet performances at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre.