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8. La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Snellville-Stone Mountain
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Snellville-Stone Mountain



9. Days Inn by Wyndham Atlanta Stone Mountain
Days Inn by Wyndham Atlanta Stone Mountain



11. Masters Inn Atlanta - Doraville at I-85 & 285
Masters Inn Atlanta - Doraville at I-85 & 285



19. Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham Stockbridge South Atlanta
Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham Stockbridge South AtlantaTop neighborhoods in Decatur

Downtown Decatur
Downtown Decatur charms with its historic square centered around the stately Old DeKalb County Courthouse. Stroll past heritage buildings housing eclectic shops, relax on plaza benches under oak trees, or catch live music at one of the many venues. The walkable streets buzz with craft beer bars and farm-to-table restaurants without feeling overwhelming. The neighborhood connects easily to Atlanta via MARTA rail just two blocks away. Boutique inns and B&Bs in converted historic homes offer charming alternatives to chain hotels. Locals frequent the same spots as visitors, creating an authentic atmosphere that's lively yet relaxed.

Oakhurst
Explore the historic Oakhurst Village, featuring eclectic eateries, art galleries, and shops. Don't miss the former Old Scottish Rite Hospital, now an art gallery, wine bar, and community center.

Westchester Hills
Westchester Hills offers a quiet slice of authentic suburban life just outside Atlanta's bustle. Tree-lined streets wind past well-maintained homes where locals walk dogs and chat across driveways. Mason Mill Park provides nearby hiking trails through Georgia greenery, perfect for morning strolls. The neighborhood's charm comes from its lived-in feel rather than tourist attractions. You'll need wheels to explore—public transit is limited and most dining options require a quick drive to Decatur Square. Accommodations consist mainly of vacation rentals in family homes, giving you a genuine taste of suburban Georgia. The peaceful atmosphere and leafy surroundings make this spot ideal for travelers seeking a break from typical tourist experiences.

North Decatur
Primarily featuring 1950s and 1960s-era ranch homes, North Decatur boasts proximity to Atlanta's Midtown and Buckhead districts. Enjoy nature at Clyde Shepherd Nature Preserve or explore the Toco Hills retail cluster for shopping.

Belvedere Park
Midway Park offers recreational activities with baseball and football fields, as well as a public swimming pool. Belvedere Plaza features a market for Afro-centric products, adding a unique shopping experience.
Top landmarks in Decatur

Decatur Square

Buena Vista Lake
Agnes Scott College
DeKalb History Center Museum
Waffle House Museum
Gallery at South DeKalb
Mason Mill Park
Glenlake Park
Learn more about Decatur
Beneath the shade of ancient oaks, this Atlanta suburb feels like a small town that time forgot, yet somehow stayed perfectly hip. Decatur Square buzzes with indie shops and farm-to-table restaurants where chefs know farmers by name. Music lovers flock to Eddie's Attic, where many famous singer-songwriters played before they were famous. The historic courthouse anchors a downtown that hosts quirky festivals throughout the year. DeKalb History Center Museum tells tales of bygone days, while the Waffle House Museum celebrates a different kind of Southern institution. Oakhurst Park offers green respite, and three MARTA stations make car-free exploration of Atlanta proper remarkably painless. The pace here runs delightfully slower than Atlanta's metropolitan rush.
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What's Decatur Like for Motels?
If you're looking for a good night's sleep without paying a premium in Decatur, you can rely on us. Hotels.com has 7 motels in Decatur, so you can easily book an affordable home-away-from-home. To get the best motel offers, consider planning your stay in advance. Wake refreshed and go explore what this city offers. Discover why Decatur is known for its restaurants. Sites like Decatur Square, DeKalb History Center Museum, and Waffle House Museum will tick the popular local attractions off your list, and you can always stray off the beaten track for lesser-known landmarks.
































































