Hotel & Travel

Hotel Information and Booking Link

Click HERE to book your hotel reservation using the AUA group room rate code.

The Hotel At Auburn University
241 South College St
Auburn, AL 36830
334-604-0104
https://www.auhcc.com/

AUA room rate is $199.00 (plus taxes) per night. Overnight self-parking is $20 per night and overnight valet parking is $25 per night

The AUA room rate is available until Wednesday, May 13, 2026, based on availability.

Travel & Visitor Information

Weather in June

June in Auburn brings plenty of sunshine, warm temperatures, and southern hospitality. Daytime highs typically reach the upper 80s to low 90s °F (around 31–34 °C), with evenings cooling to the upper 60s and low 70s °F (around 20–22 °C). Humidity is common but manageable, and most indoor venues are comfortably air-conditioned. We recommend light, breathable clothing, comfortable walking shoes, and staying hydrated while outdoors. Shaded paths and tree-lined streets make Auburn’s campus an enjoyable place to explore in any season.

Nearest Airports

Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL)

For most attendees, we recommend flying into Atlanta, the region’s primary international hub. Auburn University is approximately a 1 hour 45 minute drive (110 miles) southwest of ATL.

Ground transportation options include:

Groome Transportation Shuttle: Provides regular, direct service between ATL and Auburn. (Advance reservations strongly recommended.)
Rental Cars: Available at ATL with all major providers.
Rideshare Services: Uber and Lyft operate between ATL and Auburn, though fares can be high for longer trips.

Birmingham–Shuttlesworth International Airport (BHM)

Located about 2 hours northwest (125 miles) of Auburn. A good option for travelers connecting through southern hubs. Rental cars and rideshares are available.

Montgomery Regional Airport (MGM)

A smaller airport located about 1 hour southwest (60 miles) of Auburn. Ideal for regional flights. Limited rental car and rideshare options are available.

Getting to Campus

Auburn University is located in Auburn, Alabama, just off Interstate 85, approximately:

110 miles southwest of Atlanta, GA
125 miles southeast of Birmingham, AL
60 miles northeast of Montgomery, AL

Driving to campus is straightforward, and parking details for conference events will be provided closer to June. Local rideshare services (Uber, Lyft) and taxi options are readily available in the Auburn–Opelika area.

Ground Transportation & Car Rentals

Groome Transportation: Groome Transportation Auburn–Atlanta Shuttle
Rental Cars: Available at ATL, BHM, and MGM airports, as well as in Auburn (Enterprise, Hertz, Budget).
Rideshare: Uber and Lyft operate throughout Auburn, Opelika, and nearby areas.

Travel Recommendations & Local Links

Optional Excursions

If you plan to extend your stay before or after the conference, consider exploring a few of Alabama’s most scenic and historic destinations—all within easy reach of Auburn:

Chewacla State Park – Just 5 minutes from campus with waterfalls, hiking, and mountain biking trails.
Historic Opelika – offers breweries, restaurants, boutique shopping, and live music venues only 10 minutes from Auburn.
Lake Martin – 30 minutes northwest of campus; Perfect for boating, waterfront dining, and outdoor recreation.
Columbus, GA Riverwalk & Whitewater Park – 45 minutes east, features one of the world’s largest urban whitewater courses, a vibrant riverfront district, and ziplining across the Chattahoochee River.
Montgomery, AL – About one hour southwest, Alabama’s capital offers rich history and culture, including the Legacy Museum, National Memorial for Peace and Justice, and Civil Rights Memorial Center. The revitalized downtown features new dining and entertainment options along the riverfront—now home to the Montgomery Whitewater Park, a premier urban rafting and kayaking destination.
Wetumpka, AL (1 hour 15 minutes west) – A charming small town known for its walkable downtown, Coosa River views, and as the filming site of HGTV’s Home Town Takeover. It’s also a popular destination for kayaking and canoeing on the scenic Coosa River.
Cheaha State Park (2 hours north) – Alabama’s highest point, offering panoramic views of the Talladega National Forest, scenic drives, waterfalls, and hiking trails.
The Alabama Gulf Coast (4 hours south) – White-sand beaches, fresh seafood, and laid-back coastal towns including Gulf Shores, Orange Beach, and Fort Morgan.
The Blue Ridge Mountains Area (4–5 hours northeast) – Extend your trip into Georgia or the Carolinas for mountain drives, waterfalls, and cooler temperatures in destinations like Blue Ridge, GA or Clayton, GA.