The Conyers center is about 1 mile southwest of Rockdale Hospital and 4 miles east of Stonecrest Mall.
The best time to visit Conyers is during the spring from March to May. Every St. Patrick's Day, the World's Fastest Growing St. Patrick's Day Parade takes place in Olde Town Conyers. A leprechaun look-alike contest takes place for adults, and a newly added pet contest occurs at the end of the parade. Irish-themed drinks are offered for free. The Cherry Blossom Festival is also a huge event that takes place at the beginning of every April at the Georgia International Horse Park. In addition to admiring the beautiful cherry blossoms, there's food, games, international music, and dances.
Fall is also an ideal time to visit, with peak times being from late September to early November. The weather starts to cool off, and the leaves begin to turn stunning shades of red, yellow, and orange. Head to the pumpkin patch to find the perfect pumpkin, or get lost in a corn maze with friends. The Annual Old Town Fall Festival takes place in late October, which is full of children's activities, costume contests, and arts and crafts vendors. Fall-themed food and drinks like hot apple cider are also available for purchase. Admission to the event is free.
Groups will love staying at the Country Inn & Suites, as they get up to a 10 percent discount on rooms. Located right off I-20, each room comes with two queens or one king. Full and mini suites are also available for more space. A free country breakfast is served each morning, and coffee, tea, and Otis Spunkmeyer cookies are available 24 hours a day in the lobby. An on-site meeting room holds 25 people, 40 people can gather in a classroom, and 60 people in a theater-style room. A fitness room and indoor heated pool are open 24 hours a day.
Groups will love staying at Hawthorn Suites for a discount and the convenience. Not only is car parking available for free, but bus parking is also allowed, saving a huge headache for groups. Business travelers will also enjoy using their fax and copy services, business center, and data ports for computers. Audiovisual services are also available for a fee for any presentations that need to be made. There are over 3,000 square feet of meeting space, making the hotel great for holding large group meetings. An outdoor patio and courtyard overlooks the 7th green of the Cherokee Run Golf Course.
For a comfortable yet affordable stay, make your next visit in Conyers at La Quinta Inn & Suites Atlanta Conyers. Each room is air-conditioned, has flat-screen televisions, and free wireless internet access. Housekeeping comes daily when requested, and each room has a coffee/tea maker and a desk for any work that needs to be done. A hot and cold breakfast buffet is served each morning at the hotel. A business center, along with express check-in and express check-out are available for those busy travelers. Strayer University and the Davidson-Arabia Mountain Nature Reserve are close to the hotel.
The Courtyard by Marriott Atlanta Conyers is another affordable hotel that is brand new, so you'll feel like royalty here. An onsite restaurant and lounge is available for your dining needs. The Courtyard is proud of being environmentally friendly and supports green sustainability. They allow the option to not have sheets or towels washed every day to save water and energy consumption. Nearby is the Georgia Dome, Centennial Olympic Park, and World Congress Center. The Cherokee Run Golf Course is also nearby for your chance to play a round of golf at the highly rated golf course.
A fun area to visit is the historic Olde Town in the heart of Conyers. Visit the Olde Depot or stroll through the Lewis Vaughn Botanical Garden. You can see the old locomotive "Milstead 104 'Dinky' Steam Locomotive." The Georgia International Horse Park is also a fun place to visit and see where the 1996 Olympic events mountain biking and equestrian events took place. With over 1,400 acres, the venue often holds events ranging from fairs, concerts, banquets, and horse and car shows. Also on site is the Georgia Veterans Memorial Park, where the "Walk of Heroes" is.
Conyers has so much to offer in the way of activities for your next visit. Explore the historic part of town, or pretend you are at the 1996 Olympics at the large event center. Plenty of options for lodging are available, so if you're in town strictly for business there's a hotel that can accommodate your group with adequate meeting space. Hotels that offer comfort and luxury are also in town if that's your main priority for the trip.
Below are reviews of the city of Conyers, GA from an actual visitor's perspective.
My daughter lived there
Everything
We were on the way to my grandson's Marine graduation and did not visit the city. Maybe another time.
Every one very respectful, nice.
Lots of things to do and beautiful areas.
A lot of places to shop and eat
A retreat!
A lot of convenient places close by and a lot of trees.
I love Conyers. We went to an assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses. It was beautiful!!
Lots of restaurants.
The friendly people.
I was in the city for a funeral from out of state. The city is beautiful.
It is a good place to live.
Everything needed was nearby. Close to The interstate.
Nice!
Was there for conventioneers. Loved being in Olde Town!
A friendly staff and clean hotel!
The area where I stayed was fine.
I like all the shops and restaurants right there!
Very quiet.
They have a nice park (Pine Log Park) which was nearby (just a short drive from the hotel)for doing some walking and they have a large selection of restaurants and eateries from which to choose.
Location
I love all the amenities they had around the area parks stores.
The hotel was beautiful and clean.
Great city, everyone's nice.
Great city, everyone's nice.
Whistle Post Cafe is a great restaurant to check out.