SMYRNA, GA, March 27, 2012 (Press-News.org) Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta Galleria Hotel, a premier Smyrna Georgia Hotel, offers convenient lodging for guests and vendors attending the Spring Jonquil Festival. The event will take place April 28-29, 2012 on the beautiful Village Green in downtown Smyrna, GA. The event will showcase arts and crafts by more than 150 artists/crafters from across the country. It will also feature:
- Featured Artist's Market
- Live entertainment including country music performer J. Scott Thompson
- Children's section with Peter's festival puppet show and inflatable actives
- Festival foods
- Jonquil City Jog 5K, a Peachtree Qualifier
Race participants can preregister at Active.com. Fees to participate will apply. Entrance to the Jonquil Festival is free.
The Hampton Inn & Suites Hotel in Smyrna Georgia is ideal for guests attending the Summer Concert Series because of its close location and desirable amenities. "Our property features complimentary hot breakfast, free high-speed Internet access, business center, meeting room, sundry shop, 24-hour fitness center and pool," explains Jeanne Stamps, the property's Director of Sales. This Cobb Galleria hotel also features Hampton Clean and Fresh bedding and guest rooms with refrigerators, microwaves, coffeemakers, irons and satellite TVs.
This Hampton Inn & Suites is currently offering several special savings packages including More Points from Hilton HHonors and the Hampton Advance Purchase for travelers who book early. For more information about the 2012 Spring Jonquil Festival in Smyrna, GA visit www.smyrnacity.com.
To learn more about spring savings at the Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta / Smyrna GA hotel or to book your stay, call 1-770-955-1110 or visit them online at 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.
For more information visit: http://www.HAMPTONINNGALLERIA.com
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Smyrna GA Hotel Offers Close Lodging to the 2012 Spring Jonquil Festival
Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta-Galleria offers convenient accommodations to vendors and attendees at the Spring Jonquil Festival in downtown Smyrna, GA.
2012-03-27
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