Sonesta ES Suites Atlanta Kennesaw Town Center
All-suite rooms with kitchens near Kennesaw Town Center
About this hotel
This all-suite hotel near Busbee Dr at Townpark Ln combines free hot breakfast with a gym, a seasonal pool and kitchens in some rooms, useful for a family that wants the flexibility to cook a meal or two during a multi-day trip near Six Flags White Water. Parking carries a fee here, worth weighing against the free-parking hotels closer to the park gates, and the pet-friendly policy keeps the property open to families travelling with a dog for the whole trip. It sits close to the Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History, a genuine rest-day option, and a taxi ride to Morning Shift or a short walk covers a dining alternative beyond the hotel breakfast room some mornings.
- All-suite rooms
- Free breakfast
- Kitchens available
- Seasonal pool
Our take
This suits a family that wants suite-style space and a kitchen option without committing to a full-service four-star hotel, and does not mind paying separately for parking on top of the room rate itself. It is a solid pick for a multi-day trip where self-catering at least one meal helps keep the overall family budget under control during the stay.
- ✓Use the kitchen for at least one meal during a multi-day stay to help control the overall cost of the trip.
- ✓Visit the Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History on a rest day, since it sits close to the hotel.
- ✓Factor in the parking fee when comparing rates against the free-parking hotels closer to the park gates on Cobb Parkway.
Why we love it
- Kitchens available in some rooms here
- Free hot breakfast served every morning
- Seasonal pool for a rest-day swim
- Gym for a morning park-day workout
Why guests love itHaving a kitchen option meant we could cook a simple dinner on our quietest night, which helped stretch the budget across a longer stay near Six Flags White Water than we'd originally planned. Free breakfast every morning kept us fed before the park crowds built up, and the visit to the Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History gave the kids a genuine break from the water for one afternoon.