Hilton Atlanta - $56/night!!!
 

Tons of availability on Hhonors.com. I put in a 3-night stay, but seems to work with other length of stays as well. Non-refundable.

Not sure about your plans? Click on "Easy cancellation" and get a fully refundable rate for only $3/night more!

Enjoy! :)

Nice find OP. "Use flexible dates" to see availability. I was looking for a pattern to see if this was a mistake. It's hard to tell, but the $59 (and $89) rates seem to be surrounded by rates in the neighborhood of $100 more, so maybe a '1' was missed before the rates?

Hilton Atlanta - $56/night!!!
 

Could be.... I definitely liked the wide availability :)

Nice find. It is the lowest rate I ever heard for that hotel.

Got a night for when I needed to be in Atlanta. Hopefully it will hold. Thanks OP!

Seems to be mostly on weekends and for many weekends only Sunday night. Also includes Thanksgiving week. My guess is this is a real rate. I was hoping to find it in late October to book for potential World Series games but unfortunately it doesn't start until November.

Noticed this the other day when I was looking for Thanksgiving Sat night. Seems to be real. Other hotels in the area are approx $90 which isn't that bad either.

you're saying Atlanta Hilton. Am I to assume you are talking about thee one downtown? If so, I haven't been able to find this rate. was looking for tonight.

It's the Hilton Atlanta at 255 Courtland St. Try searching flexible dates. I'm finding $59 Easy Cancellation rate on the following nights.

Oct 31 - Nov 3
Nov 10
Nov 17
Nov 22-Dec 6
Dec 12 ($69)
Dec 13-27

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-e...no/atlanta.JPG

Something called Gold Medal Rate :)

Am I understanding correctly, this is just for Atlanta, GA area hotels?

Thanks,
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The $56 rate comes and goes at this property.

I stayed here last weekend (9/7) also for the $56 rate. I booked in mid August.

I was offered a $10 eupgrade to executive floor on the confirmation page which I accepted.

Great find!

anybody try the mvp rate?

tried and it's a no-go. The gold medal rate or gov rate are two ways to reduce even further (as DrSifo showed)...