What are the best value long-stay hotel chains in the US?

Q. I am looking for a budget (but not awful) long-stay hotel chain in Atlanta, GA whilst I look for a new job, after which if successful, I can then start to look for an apartment, but obviously need somewhere decent, but not too expensive to stay while I look for a job.

A. Search here for good and cheap hotels

http://www.jetsetgotravels.com

It provides search option like near a landmark etc

Check the exact location of hotel from google maps.

How much should one expect to make per hour working at a hotel chain?

Q. assume extensive customer service experience, etc., and a hotel chain like a hilton. (just wondering if i should even bother to change jobs)
working in the U.S....

A. It really depends on experience and the market in the area that you are looking for a new job. Also depends on the department. Generally you will make more hourly working at night, say a night auditor or night security. You will generally make more money at the front desk than in housekeeping, but sometimes the bonuses/incentives in housekeeping are better. If you want more information about your area go to www.hcareers.com. Check it often as they add new positions and position descriptions daily.

Hope this helps!

I would like to start my own hotel chain. I have saved $1,400 and don't want to lose it all?

Q. I really like hotels chains as a theory and with my extensive experience in sleeping and paying for a hotel key I have what it takes to be successful. I just really don't want to lose my $1,400.

A. Multiply your money by 500, and you will at least have at leat one starting point in your dream. Also sleep and getting a hotel room don't automatically qualify as experiance.

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