Atlanta 2009 - Who's staying where?

[katd30]

Team 2642, the Pitt Pirates, will be staying at the Residence Inn Atlanta Midtown/17th Street. Hope atleast one another team will be there!

[Mushrooshi]

Marriott Residence Inn... Its next to the subway...

[ehochstein]

Team 2470 will be staying at Sheraton Buckhead Hotel Atlanta

[richwong]

Team 1701 will be at the Wingate by Wyndham Buckhead.

[kgzak]

Our team (2075) will stay at the Days Inn (Airport). But I personally will be staying at the Embassy Suites.

[prettycolors91]

Soooo, is HOT the only team at the Holliday Inn Perimeter Center? We'll be very lonely!

[JoScore60]

Team 60 is staying at the Microtel Inn in Smyrna.

[TheElite1]

2910 will be leaving tomorrow night, see you all at Omni~!
And if anyone's going to the world of coca-cola on wednesday, we should be there too

[MrForbes]

we should be at the coke museum too...here's our view from the Westin, of where we ate dinner tonight

[Elgin Clock]

Originally Posted by squirrel

we should be at the coke museum too...here's our view from the Westin, of where we ate dinner tonight

Hard Rock Cafe.. Good choice!

[dangerousdave]

For those staying at the Westin Peachtree Plaza Hotel for the 2010 Championship's, there hopefully will soon be all new exterior glass. Dave

Window pains: Glass on the way for Peachtree Plaza

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Thursday, April 23, 2009

The windows are coming for downtown Atlanta’s Westin Peachtree Plaza, but they’re not here yet. Every piece of glass on the exterior of the landmark circular hotel on Peachtree Street will have to be replaced, due to the tornado of March 2008. The project is expected to begin in June or July and take at least a year to complete, said hotel general manager Ed Walls on Thursday.

So why has it taken so long? “The windows were 35 years old, and it’s tough to match them,” Walls said.
The hotel lost 81 custom-made window panes in the tornado. And those original windows aren’t made any more.

Even if the original windows were still manufactured, they no longer meet the city’s code standards, Walls said.
The top priorities for giving the 73-story hotel its new “skin” have included safety and code guidelines. But that’s not all.
“We want to make the place look good,” Walls said.