Pretty much anything in Downtown, Midtown, or Buckhead (and there are countless hotels in those areas) is near MARTA so you can get to the games really easily and have other stuff to do when you’re not at the game.

Well, as a hotel employee I can weigh in at least on the last little bit. Of course hotels raise & lower their prices with what’s going on in the community. Why wouldn’t we? Big ball game…people NEED to have a place to stay…prices will probably be $10-$30 higher than their usual rate. The problem you run into is that if comfort & amenities are what you require, then you’ll have a hard time finding a room for less than $100 per night. Any solid brand name property (InterContinental Hotels, Hilton, Marriott, Choice, etc) are going to be on the upper tier. Then you have some of the smaller properties on the lower rung…Days Inn, Radisson, Red Roof Inn, Motel 6, Super 8, etc…these will give you a bed & anything else is extra. The problem with some of these is the value of the stay will vary time to time. Sometimes you’ll get an exceptionally clean room, good service, etc…Other times you’ll find a pretty terrible room & the front desk person will be a douche. These reasons alone I’d always pay a little bit more for a stay that is generally much better than the alternative. This isn’t saying that you can’t have a good time at a lesser hotel, just playing the odds & putting the odds in your favor.