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Downtown Augusta blends historic charm with riverfront beauty along the Savannah River. The 19th-century architecture of Broad Street and the Cotton Exchange building transport you back in time. Catch performances at the Miller Theater or Augusta Imperial Theatre, then stroll the Riverwalk for scenic views. The James Brown Arena and museums add cultural depth to your visit.
Southern cuisine shines at local restaurants where pimento cheese and fried green tomatoes steal the show. Hotels range from historic boutique properties to modern riverfront accommodations. The walkable downtown layout makes exploring easy, with most attractions within six blocks of each other.
Summerville's tree-lined streets showcase Augusta's historic splendor with grand Victorian mansions and antebellum homes. Architecture enthusiasts will delight in the ornate details and Southern charm visible around every corner. The peaceful residential atmosphere invites leisurely strolls under magnificent oak canopies while offering glimpses into Augusta's rich past.
Limited dining exists within the neighborhood, but nearby downtown Augusta offers plenty of options just a short drive away. Historic bed-and-breakfasts in converted 19th-century homes provide charming accommodations with personalized service. The area is best explored by foot or car, with Lake Olmstead Park offering scenic trails nearby.
West Augusta offers tree-lined streets and upscale charm without downtown's hustle. Golf enthusiasts flock to the area near Augusta National, while shoppers browse high-end retail at Augusta Exchange. Parks and country clubs provide peaceful green spaces for afternoon strolls or a quick game on manicured courses.
The neighborhood serves up steakhouses and upscale chain restaurants perfect for post-golf celebrations. Hotels cater to discerning travelers with pools and premium amenities. A car is essential for exploring this suburban retreat, as public transit options are limited.
Lakemont
Lakemont offers Augusta visitors a peaceful retreat where Southern suburban charm meets outdoor recreation. The tree-lined streets with mid-century ranch homes create a genuine glimpse into everyday Augusta life. Lake Olmstead sits nearby, perfect for fishing or scenic walks when you need a break from exploring Augusta National Golf Club.
The neighborhood has minimal dining options, so plan to venture out for meals. Most travelers stay in vacation rentals or bed-and-breakfasts, enjoying private yards and quiet evenings. A car is essential for getting around, as public transit is limited in this tranquil residential haven.
National Hills
National Hills offers a peaceful escape with tree-lined streets and traditional Southern homes just minutes from Augusta's excitement. During Masters Tournament week, the neighborhood buzzes with energy from nearby Augusta National Golf Club. The rest of the year, you'll enjoy quiet strolls under mature oak canopies while experiencing authentic suburban charm.
Travelers should venture to nearby areas for dining options, as the neighborhood is primarily residential. Accommodations range from private home rentals to charming bed & breakfasts, though prices spike dramatically during golf season. Getting around requires a car, with limited public transit but easy access to Augusta's attractions.
Enjoy the collegiate vibe when you visit Augusta State University, during your travels in Augusta. You can seek out the golf courses while in the area.
You can spend an afternoon studying the exhibits at Augusta Museum of History in Augusta. Discover the area's theater scene, or seek out its golf courses.
The Augusta Canal Interpretive Center at Enterprise Mill
You can spend an afternoon studying the exhibits at The Augusta Canal Interpretive Center at Enterprise Mill during your travels in Augusta. Experience the area's theater scene and live music.
You can make plans for a show at Augusta Imperial Theatre during your stay in Augusta. Discover the area's theater scene, or seek out its golf courses.
Renowned for hosting the prestigious Masters Tournament, Augusta is nestled along the scenic Savannah River. Explore its revitalized downtown, stroll the picturesque Riverwalk, and delve into a rich history filled with Southern charm and soulful music heritage.
Love the August National Golf Course The Dawg House restaurant is awesome and the homes around the golf course are beautiful. Everyone we met seemed very nice.
Anonymous traveler
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We were in town for my auntie's funeral. Coming from S. Fla, where there's road rage, anger, and aggressive driving, Augusta was nice. Residents respect the funeral procession by pulling off to the side of the road. Amazing!!!
Kimberly
8.0/10
Good
Many places closed some areas unsafe This martinis on river and beautify walk area and Marinia close just don't stray too far
Bryon
8.0/10
Good
Found a lovely Italian restaurant, many great golf courses, and a fantastic pastry restaurant downtown.
Harold
10.0/10
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Eat at Frog and Hen, and Farm Haus, really good! Uber is difficult to get at night.
Roxanne
10.0/10
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Augusta is spread out meaning it has pockets of shopping and dining combined. It depends on what you are looking for, you just have to see what you want and go to it
Latoya
8.0/10
Good
While not a lot of attractions, then natural beauty and dinning options are worth the trip
Shawn
8.0/10
Good
Augusta seemed like a cool place. I seen a fireworks show from my hotel window. Shopping and restaurants within 3 miles of the hotel, hopefully the next visit will be under better circumstances.
Anonymous traveler
10.0/10
Excellent
We really felt for the residents for miles and miles that had damage from the hurricane. A beautiful city.
Trevor
10.0/10
Excellent
So many people restaurants to choose from! Golden Coral was delicious, Red Lobster as well!!
"I had a really sweet person at the front desk Alexandria Cotton. Absolutely the sweetest most helpful person there. She answered all my questions and helped me with everything I needed from early check-in to extending my stay. She made up for the rude person who worked on second shift. "
"All of the employees nice and professional. The breakfast crew were extremely friendly and took care of all of our needs. This hotel is on the far end of Broad St, but never felt unsafe and was convenient to walk for events, dining, and shopping."
If you're looking for the flexibility to change your travel plans to Augusta, most properties offer refundable* bookable rates. You can find these accommodations by searching our site and using the "fully refundable" filter to narrow the results down.
Where should I consider staying in Augusta if I want an affordable accommodation?
Where can I stay in Augusta if I want a vacation rental instead of a traditional hotel?
If you want a good alternative to a hotel, review our selection of 873 vacation homes. In addition, there are 86 apartments and 47 condos.
What will the weather in Augusta be like during my visit?
The warmest months in Augusta are usually July and August with an average temp of 79°F. January and February are the chilliest months when the average temp is 50°F. The rainiest months are December and August.
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Find out more about Augusta
Find out more about Augusta
Augusta is a family-friendly place known for its restaurants. Learn about the local heritage of Augusta at landmarks like Augusta Imperial Theatre and St. Paul's Episcopal Church. And while you're here, be sure to stop by Augusta Convention Center and Miller Theater.
