Atlanta Hotel Parking: Four Hotels Park You Free, All of Them at The Battery

By Matt Spaulding · November 11, 2026

Photo: Marc Merlin, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Four hotels in the Battery and Truist Park area let you park free: the Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta-Galleria, the Wingate by Wyndham Atlanta Galleria/Ballpark, the Holiday Inn Express Atlanta Galleria-Ballpark Area and the Hyatt Place Atlanta/Cobb Galleria. The walks to Battery Avenue Southeast outside Truist Park are 6 minutes from the Hampton Inn, 9 from the Wingate, 12 from the Holiday Inn Express and 16 from the Hyatt Place.

The Hampton Inn's free self-parking covers one vehicle per rented room, with in-and-out, and there's no valet. Wyndham's page lists "Free Parking" among the Wingate's amenities, along with bus, truck, RV and trailer parking.

The Holiday Inn Express is in Smyrna, and IHG's page says parking there is complimentary for guests: "Parking fee: 0 USD per day." The hotel also runs a free shuttle and suggests it for Braves games and dinner at The Battery. That page puts its range at 3 miles, and another IHG page says 2. Ask the front desk when it runs. The Hyatt Place, also in Smyrna, offers guests complimentary self-parking "for gas-powered vehicles," in Hyatt's words. If you drive electric, its four 10 kW Future Energy chargers bill by the kilowatt-hour plus an hourly fee.

Self-parking at the Tru by Hilton Atlanta Galleria Ballpark is $10 a day with a parking pass, the lowest daily price of any hotel here that charges for parking. There's no valet, and you can't go in and out. The walk to the Truist Park plaza takes 18 minutes. Marriott's pages put self-parking at the Residence Inn Atlanta Cumberland/Galleria at $15 a day and at the Sheraton Suites Galleria-Atlanta at $25 a day. Vehicles over 6 ft 3 in are $30 a day at the Sheraton, though only a Marriott search result says so.

Self-parking is $35 a day at the DoubleTree Suites by Hilton at The Battery Atlanta, where the spaces are secured and covered and there's no valet. It's the same $35 at the Aloft Atlanta at The Battery, 2 minutes on foot from Battery Avenue Southeast and closer to the ballpark than any other hotel in this guide. The Renaissance Atlanta Waverly charges $35 too, and adds valet at $45 a day.

The Omni Hotel at The Battery Atlanta is valet only: $60 overnight, covered, with in-and-out. It takes up to two cars per room reservation. The Battery's own Red, Green, Yellow and Purple decks charge the public $60 for 8 to 24 hours on non-event days, with the first 2 hours free. Their page says nothing about overnight or hotel parking.

A night downtown costs $32 to $75 to park

Downtown here means the blocks around Centennial Olympic Park and Peachtree Center. The cheapest self-parking price printed downtown is at the Aloft Atlanta Downtown: $32 a day or $6 an hour. The Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta Downtown is $35 a day, with no valet. The Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta Downtown charges $45 a day in a covered garage, with in-and-out for overnight guests. Its valet is $60.

The Hilton Atlanta is also $45 to self-park, in a covered third-party garage that takes cards only. Spaces are limited and not guaranteed. If your car is over 6 ft, you'll have to valet, and that's $60 a night. There's no EV charging. Self-parking and valet at the Westin Peachtree Plaza are both $65 a day.

The Omni Atlanta Hotel at Centennial Park is valet only, and at $75 overnight no hotel in this guide prints a higher price. By day it's $35 up to 3 hours, $45 for 3 to 6 and $75 for 6 and over. Valet at the Ritz-Carlton, Atlanta is $73 a day, and if you drive something taller than 6 ft 5 in, its garage won't take it. Valet at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis is $67 a day, and at the JW Marriott Atlanta Downtown $65. Signia by Hilton Atlanta also charges $65 for valet, with in-and-out, and the price varies on event days.

The Hyatt Regency Atlanta has no official self-parking. Its valet is $60 overnight, or $65 for an oversized vehicle, with in-and-out. The Embassy Suites at Centennial Olympic Park matches it at $60 a night, and EV charging there is free. Valet is the only parking at the Hyatt Place Atlanta Centennial Park: $60 a day, in a covered garage with 24/7 security monitoring. The Hotel Indigo Atlanta Downtown is valet only, $60 per vehicle a night. The American Hotel is valet only too, at $60, and never says for how long. Book the All Access or Romance in Atlanta package at the Glenn Hotel and its $60-a-day valet is included, though blackout dates may apply.

Valet is $55 a day at the Moxy Atlanta Downtown, the SpringHill Suites Atlanta Downtown, the Courtyard Atlanta Downtown and the Ellis Hotel Atlanta. The Candler Hotel lists $55, again without saying for how long. At the Residence Inn Atlanta Downtown it's $50 a day. Hotel Phoenix prices its valet by how long the car stays: $25 up to 2 hours, $45 for 2 to 6 and $65 for 6 and over. An oversized vehicle is $75, and rates may vary during major downtown events.

Midtown's $32 space is on the 9th floor, with no elevator

At $32 a day, the Hyatt Centric Midtown Atlanta has the cheapest daily parking of any Midtown hotel that publishes a price. It's an open, uncovered space in the adjacent 999 garage. If that puts you off, valet is $42 a day, $10 more. Both come with unlimited in-and-out. An oversized vehicle (6 ft 6 in and over) is $75 overnight.

Twelve Midtown charges $36 a day or $10 an hour to self-park, and $36 a day for valet. It also points to off-site parking nearby. The Loews Atlanta Hotel is $40 a night to self-park and $55 for valet, both plus tax, per its FAQ. Hotel Granada lists $50, and its two pages disagree on what that buys. Marriott's page calls it daily self-parking. The hotel's own FAQ calls it valet, per night. Ask which before you arrive. The AC Hotel Atlanta Midtown and Moxy Atlanta Midtown both charge $55 a day to self-park, and valet at the Kimpton Shane Hotel is $55 a day too.

You can't park yourself at the Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta-Midtown, the Canopy by Hilton Atlanta Midtown, Epicurean Atlanta or the Starling Atlanta Midtown. The Hampton Inn's valet is the cheapest of the four at $50 a night. The Canopy's is $55 a night with in-and-out, and you can charge an EV on site. Epicurean charges $55 a day, or $60 for an oversized vehicle. Vans and Sprinters are $75 there, and EV charging is subject to availability. The Starling's $69 a night is the most any Midtown hotel prints for a regular car.

In Buckhead, Nobu's $35 fee covers the car

Nobu Hotel Atlanta folds overnight self-parking into its $35 destination fee, billed at check-out. If your rate leaves the fee out, self-parking is $35 a night. Valet is $50 overnight or $20 for 8 hours. Our Atlanta resort fee guide lists four other Buckhead hotels that charge a fee of their own.

Self-parking at the Hyatt Centric Buckhead Atlanta is $40 overnight, or $22 for a day or an event. Valet is $52 overnight and $27 for a day or event, and it can't take vehicles over 6 ft. The Wyndham Atlanta Buckhead lists self-parking at up to $45 a night with no in-and-out. Pay $55 a night for valet and you can come and go as often as you like. At the Courtyard Atlanta Buckhead you pay $45 a day either way, so you may as well hand over the keys. The Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta-Buckhead has no self-parking. Its covered valet is $45 a day with in-and-out, and oversized vehicles aren't allowed.

The InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta charges $49 a day to self-park, and its $62-a-day valet comes with in-and-out. Self-parking at the Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead is also $49, but by the night, with in-and-out. Its valet is $62 a night. So is valet at The Whitley, which Marriott lists as off-site. The hotel's own policies page puts self-parking there at $50 a day, with no in-and-out. The JW Marriott Atlanta Buckhead has three EV stations, and they're free. Parking yourself there is $52 a day or $10 an hour, and valet is $62 a day. No Buckhead hotel charges more to self-park than the Westin Buckhead Atlanta: $55 a day, or $18 an hour. Its valet is $65 a day.

Hotel Colee lists valet at $59 a day and no self-parking. It doesn't say whether the car can go in and out. Valet is the only way to park at the Waldorf Astoria Atlanta Buckhead, and at $67 a night with in-and-out it's the highest in Buckhead.

Mercedes-Benz Stadium tows cars left overnight

If you're staying near Mercedes-Benz Stadium and planned to leave the car in its lots, its parking guidelines rule that out: "Vehicles are not allowed to park overnight at any time. Any vehicles left overnight will be towed at owner's expense." Plan on parking at your hotel. Our guide to hotels near the stadium shows which are closest.

What the listings leave out

Reverb by Hard Rock Atlanta Downtown shows a parking garage entrance at 38 Mangum St SW on its own page, and no price. The Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta offers valet to overnight guests without printing a rate, and points to independent lots next to the hotel. Its $5 before 4 p.m. and $12 after are for diners at Bar Margot and Brasserie Margot. Ask either hotel what parking costs before you drive.

Georgia's Department of Revenue says parking charges are generally not subject to sales tax, and we found no Atlanta parking tax. Loews quotes its parking plus tax. Nearly every other hotel here doesn't say.

We read most of these prices on hotel or chain pages around October 29, and the rest on November 11.