Holiday Inn Macon North ÁREA LOCAL

Searching for a hotel near the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame? Stay with us. Located in Macon, Georgia, the Hall of Fame is the largest state sports hall of fame in the United States, spanning 43,000 square feet. Explore its rich history through tours, enjoy the on-site theater, and take advantage of convenient parking. It's a must-see landmark just minutes from our hotel.

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The Grand Opera House is the current location of Off-Broadway productions that come through the city every year. It also hosts local events, plays and musicals. To experience a show in the Grand Opera House is like taking you to Broadway for two hours.

Discover 17,000 years of Native American heritage just across the Ocmulgee River from downtown Macon. Stay at our hotel near Ocmulgee National Monument and easily explore this ancestral homeland of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. Walk through 8 miles of trails, see the Great Temple Mound, and enter the continent's only reconstructed Earth Lodge with its 1,000-year-old floor. Explore the Visitor Center to learn more about this historic site.

Discover culture and history just minutes from our location. The Tubman Museum, formerly the Tubman African American Museum, is located in Macon's museum district. As an ideal hotel near Harriet Tubman Museum, we place you close to this important landmark, along with the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame and the former Georgia Music Hall of Fame site. It's a key stop for visitors interested in American history and culture.

If you're visiting for an event, our location makes us the ideal hotel near Macon Coliseum. This multi-purpose arena is the home of the Macon Mayhem minor-league hockey team (SPHL). The Coliseum, part of the Centerplex, has also hosted teams like the Macon Whoopee and the Macon Knights arena football team. Stay with us for easy access to all the action.

Stay close to music history at our hotel near Allman Brothers Museum. Known as The Big House, this museum in Macon, Georgia, was home to the Allman Brothers Band's original members, their families, and friends from 1970 to 1973. It's a must-visit landmark for any music fan, offering a unique look into the band's early history and life.