Kennesaw (GA) hotels and places to stay

Kennesaw has a large number of green places which are easy to explore staying at the budget La Quinta Inn & Suites By Wyndham Kennesaw, surrounded with a national park, mountains and gardens. Kennesaw Inn is an affordable option that is 1.9 miles from Publix Super Market at Orchard Square Shopping Center.

If you're traveling to Kennesaw for pleasure and want to stay in the center, book a hotel next to Federal Occupation of Big Shanty, such as Bugetel Extended Stay Hotel Kennesaw. Comfort Suites At Kennesaw State University can be found 15 minutes' walk from First United Lutheran Church, featuring free self-parking, an indoor swimming pool and a golf course.

The popular 3-star Homewood Atlanta-Northwest/Kennesaw is close to Kennesaw Mountain, Lake Allatoona and National Battlefield Park and offers glamor and style of a high-end boutique hotel. Extended Stay America - Atlanta - Kennesaw Chastain Rd. Offers free self-parking, an outdoor swimming pool and a golf course as well as an unbeatable comfort of a chain hotel.

The Aerogance Inn is a B&B apartment situated within walking distance from key attractions of Kennesaw such as Kennesaw United Methodist Church. If you're traveling on business, a convenient option is Holiday Inn Express Atlanta-Kennesaw, which welcomes to book a room at 130US$ per night. Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta Nw/Kennesaw Town Center is an elegant resort hotel set less than a 15-minute walk from Town Center at Cobb.

KENNESAW is a showpiece for the good life.

The city is a web of tree-lined boulevards, green parks and new-world streets abundant with world-class museums, galleries, extensive shopping and upscale dining. For these big-city opportunities Kennesaw was ranked in nation's "10 best towns for families" by Family Circle magazine.

Along with cultural splendor, Kennesaw features a cluster of hotels to stay. Be it a room in cheap hotel in Kennesaw to a lap of luxuries all available at Booked.net. Our listings include maps, photos and secure forms.

At first glance Kennesaw is the embodiment of the new world, but on a closer look the city is more than a cluster of luxury hotels and restaurants. It offers a striking range of experiences from its very center to its edges. Abundant with cutting-edge technologies, the city's heart will ground you in a hedonistic lifestyle while spending your time dancing in clubs, drinking coffee with sweets in cafes and pouring your money into shopping.

As you move away from central Kennesaw, you will discover a distinct city. At the edges Kennesaw is less cultivated, but you are welcome to experience a full range of activities like hiking, camping and so on.

In addition, there is always Kennesaw Mountain Battlefield, a natural playground covering 2,884 acres it also served as a Civil War battleground of the Atlanta Campaign. Named as a national battlefield site in 1917, Battlefield Park is a gateway to experiencing both rural idyll and historic sites.

Other attractions include;

• Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History, a showplace for wartime relics

• Big Shanty Museum, a former camp for laborers and today serves as museum

• Museum of History and Holocaust Education, housed at the KSU Center and it traces the Jewish history during the wartime

• Lakeview Golf Course, the best for golfing in Kennesaw

• Rooker House Art Center features changing exhibits on contemporary art

When culture makes you tired in Kennesaw, you may change your focus to biking down the green mountainous slopes. In fact, Kennesaw sits at the foothill of the Kennesaw Mountain and the Battlefield Park embraces the highest point in Atlanta at 1808 feet up.

But Kennesaw is more than rural playground and refers back to the great historic battles with the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain and Atlanta Campaign took place in the area.

From the showplace for great battles to its rural wilderness, you can hit all of Kennesaw with Booked.net.