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Lodging

Near our Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University locations and Emory Healthcare facilities, you'll find a variety of local lodging options.

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Places to Stay Near Winship

You'll find several lodging options in the local areas surrounding our Winship Cancer Institute (Clifton campus) and Winship Cancer Institute at Emory Midtown locations.

Many hotels near Emory patient care facilities offer special rates for you and your families while staying during your treatment.

  • Area lodging near Winship Cancer Institute (Clifton campus) and Emory University Hospital
  • Area lodging near Winship at Emory Midtown, Emory University Hospital Midtown and Emory Proton Therapy Center

Accommodations with Local Charities

Aside from area hotel lodging options, there are accommodation options hosted by various non-profit organizations that cater to patients with cancer and their loved ones.

Atlanta Hospital Hospitality House

Conveniently located near the Emory University campus, the Atlanta Hospital Hospitality House provides a "home away from home" to outpatients and relatives of patients hospitalized in 21 Atlanta area hospitals. They offer lodging, meals and supportive companionship from staff, volunteers and fellow guests, during what is often a challenging time.

American Cancer Society's Hope Lodge

The American Cancer Society's Atlanta Hope Lodge offers cancer patients and their caregivers a free place to stay when their best hope for effective treatment is away from home. Located at the Emory University Clairmont campus, accommodations at the Atlanta Hope Lodge are limited. Patients must meet requirement criteria set by the American Cancer Society and must obtain a referral from a social worker.

Jeffrey Campbell Evans Transplant House Foundation

The Jeffrey Campbell Evans Transplant House Foundation provides, at no cost to the transplant patient, a fully furnished two bedroom/two bathroom apartment near the Emory campus in the Atlanta area to live in with their caregiver while going through the transplant experience.