These five hotels outside Downtown and Midtown all list parking on their own websites, and they do not all charge the same way. We ranked by what parking costs you: free self-parking first, then paid self-parking, then valet only.
How we ranked these hotels
What you pay to park drove every placement. Free self-parking comes first, then paid self-parking, then valet only. Within the same parking tier, higher star ratings go first. We could not confirm garage size or covered spaces from the hotels' own pages, so we did not rank on them.
Atlanta hotels with parking at a glance
| Hotel | Parking type | Star rating | Neighborhood | EV charging |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Doubletree By Hilton Atlanta Perimeter Dunwoody | Free self-parking | 4 | Dunwoody | Not confirmed |
| Hyatt House Atlanta Cobb Galleria | Free self-parking | 3 | Cobb Galleria | Not confirmed |
| Sonesta Atlanta Northwest Galleria - Marietta | Paid self-parking | 4 | Marietta | Not confirmed |
| Embassy Suites by Hilton Atlanta Galleria | Paid on-site self-parking | 3 | Galleria | Not confirmed |
| Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta-Buckhead | Paid valet only | 4 | Buckhead | Not confirmed |
Tips for drivers staying in Atlanta
- Book parking in advance if you're heading downtown for a Falcons or Hawks game. Garages there fill fast.
- If you're driving an oversized vehicle or towing, call the hotel directly before booking. Clearance heights vary by garage level.
- MARTA rail does not reach Cobb County, so keep the car at the Galleria hotels. On a Braves night you can leave it parked if you are up for the walk: Truist Park is about 28 minutes on foot from Embassy Suites Galleria and about 33 from Hyatt House.
- At large convention hotels, valet is often faster than self-parking during check-in peaks. Factor in the tip when you compare costs.
- From the DoubleTree in Dunwoody, the closest MARTA stop is Dunwoody station on the Red line, about 2.7 miles on foot, so plan on driving or a rideshare to the train.
Hotels with parking in Atlanta: what to expect by neighborhood
The five hotels on this list are outside Downtown and Midtown, in Buckhead, Dunwoody, Marietta and the Galleria area.
Buckhead has its own page if that area fits your plans better.
The hotels
Frequently asked questions
Do Atlanta hotels charge extra for parking?+
Most do. Downtown and Midtown hotels generally charge a premium for self-parking, with valet running higher. Rates rise during major events like Dragon Con, Hawks playoffs, or large GWCC conventions. Always check the hotel's parking rate before booking, since it rarely appears in the base room price.
Which Atlanta hotels on this list include free parking?+
Two of them. Hyatt House Cobb Galleria and DoubleTree Perimeter Dunwoody list free self-parking. Embassy Suites Galleria and Sonesta Northwest Galleria charge for self-parking, and Hilton Garden Inn Buckhead lists paid valet only. Check the rate with the hotel before you book.
Can I park at an Atlanta hotel if I'm not a guest?+
Some hotels allow public parking in their garages, particularly during off-peak hours, but non-guest rates are often higher than nearby independent garages. Call the hotel directly to ask about transient parking rates before driving in.
Do any of these hotels have EV charging in their garages?+
EV charging could not be confirmed for any of the five properties on this list at the time of publication. Contact each hotel directly before arrival if EV charging is a requirement, since installations change and not all properties update their websites promptly.

