Where to Stay in Augusta, GA

TIP: If you are flying into Atlanta or Columbia, and are just attending one day of the tournament, lodging near the airport might make sense for you. You will typically pay an elevated rate, but considerably less than Augusta or Aiken prices.
— Edwards Golf

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Augusta has All of the Major Chains


Major hotel chains, including Marriott, Hilton, IHG, and Hyatt, boast properties in Augusta and its surrounding areas. The majority of these hotels are strategically situated in key locations, such as:

  • The Washington Road & I-20 area, offering the closest proximity to Augusta National.

  • Downtown Augusta, including spots just across the Savannah River in North Augusta.

  • The Bobby Jones Expressway (I-520) and I-20 area.

All three areas provide convenient access to Augusta National, with many hotels offering shuttle services throughout Masters week. Additionally, Aiken, SC, located approximately 25 miles from Augusta, hosts several hotels. Rates in Aiken typically come at a more budget-friendly price point compared to Augusta, making it an appealing option for those seeking to escape some of the crowds while saving on lodging costs.

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Staying in Someone’s Rental Home


Another popular lodging option is renting homes from Augusta residents. During Masters week, many residents vacate their homes and offer them for rent. Besides platforms like Airbnb and Homeaway, there are local concierge services connecting homeowners with potential renters, offering a more personalized experience. Renting a home may be preferable for corporate groups or families and friends traveling together, as the cost per bedroom is typically lower than that of a hotel room.

Some of the closest neighborhoods to Augusta National include National Hills, Summerville, and the Forest Hills/Walton Way area. National Hills features smaller, older homes within walking distance of the course. The Forest Hills/Walton Way area boasts upscale older homes, some dating back to the early 20th century. Summerville homes are conveniently located near Augusta University.

Several suburbs that are essentially extensions of Augusta offer higher-end home rentals, such as Martinez, Evans, and North Augusta, SC. Among the popular neighborhoods for home rentals are West Lake in Martinez, Hammonds Ferry in North Augusta, and Champions Retreat in Evans.