Atlanta hotels

Atlanta has a rich culinary scene. Michelin recently announced that it is bringing its star-studded guides to the city. For those seeking a hotel that showcases Atlanta as a food-centric destination, look no further than Epicurean Hotel Atlanta.
Located in the bustling Midtown neighborhood, the Epicurean features three on-site restaurants and a smattering of culinary activities such as cooking demonstrations, cocktail classes, and wine tastings. A zero-edge entry rooftop pool and a top-of-the-line fitness center make the hotel a place you never want to leave.
Combine those offerings with in-room details such as butcher-block counters and artisan snack and beverage pantries, and the hotel is a delicious home away from home for any traveler. Choose from one of 178 guest rooms including 22 suites.

The Wylie Hotel boasts a fascinating history. Originally built as the Garner-Wallace Hotel in 1929, it later became the 551 Ponce de Leon Hotel before eventually being transformed into Ponce Student Suites. In the 1950s, it was best known for being home to Mrs. P’s Tea Room, Atlanta’s first openly LGBTQ-friendly bar.
The building eventually fell into disrepair but has recently been revitalized and reborn as the Wylie. The reinstated hotel retains its legacy as a welcoming spot for any traveler. There are 111 rooms, each uniquely decorated – no two are alike.
Common spaces include an outdoor terrace and sunroom, as well as an on-site restaurant, aptly named Mrs. P’s Bar & Kitchen, in honor of the original tearoom and the building’s charming history. The hotel is conveniently located near Ponce City Market, Atlanta’s equivalent of Chelsea Market complete with expansive retail spaces and a food hall.

Among the many fancy hotels in Atlanta, pure luxury awaits at Nobu Hotel Atlanta. Found in the heart of Buckhead, one of Atlanta’s most upscale neighborhoods, Nobu offers sophistication married with contemporary elegance. There are 152 guest rooms including 27 suites.
Each room features neutral-tone furnishings for a serene stay and is appointed with Nobu’s signature beds and Natura Bisse amenities. For those seeking the ultimate in opulence, opt for the 2,200 square-foot villa, the hotel’s grandest suite featuring direct access to the rooftop saltwater pool along with a grand piano.
Guests of the hotel can also enjoy the 24-hour fitness center. Three bars and restaurants round out Nobu Atlanta. There’s Nobu, the hotel’s eponymous high-end sushi restaurant, the Bar and Lounge, a spot to sip signature cocktails, and the Rooftop Bar, which showcases craft beverages amid Buckhead’s showstopping skyline.