Just a hop, skip, and a jump from landmarks such as Centennial Park, Philips Arena, CNN Center, and The World of Coca-Cola, this stylish 110-room building boasts itself as the first boutique hotel in Atlanta. Built in the 1920s, the Glenn Hotel managed to keep the nostalgic atmosphere while adding a contemporary twist. When you step in the lobby, you’re surrounded by walls of exposed brick covered with abstract works of art. The house restaurant—Glenn's Kitchen—has a menu that includes American comfort food in addition to some Southern favorites, and the SkyLouge rooftop bar has an amazing cocktail selection with an even better view.

This modern hotel with splashes of vintage decor is one of the most distinctive lodgings in the city. Upon checking in, you’ll receive a free beer and access to the building’s rooftop, where you’re sure to meet an eclectic variety of locals and out-of-town guests. Although it’s not very far from Ponce City Market and the BeltLine’s Eastside Trail, you can still get the full Atlanta experience without leaving the property. Hotel Clermont includes a lobby bar, a cafe, as well as the wildly popular Tiny Lou’s. It is also home to one of the oldest strip clubs in the city, the Clermont Lounge.

Nestled in the heart of Midtown, Loews has definitely become one of those “all-purpose” hotels. Its location, amenities, and ambiance makes it accommodating for families, business professionals, or the traveler looking for a few days of fun. In addition to the vibrant rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows, there is also a business center that’s always open, all types of items for kids, and a cocktail bar if you’re in need of a quick drink. Since it’s right by Piedmont Park, The Fox Theatre, and the High Museum of Art, you won’t have to go very far to take in some of the city’s culture.

Opened last year as a revival to the historic 551 Ponce, the new and improved Wylie Hotel is a beautiful boutique with a classic atmosphere. In addition to its close proximity to the Georgia Aquarium, Downtown and Midtown Atlanta areas, this notable dig includes spacious, pet-friendly rooms, and also houses Mrs. P’s Bar & Kitchen—named after its former “tea room” that sat in this location during the ‘50s. The menu includes a large drink selection, as well as some sweet and savory Southern dishes to try if you decide to pop in on the weekend for brunch.

Built in 1906, the Candler Building gained its notoriety by being the first skyscraper in Atlanta. Now, this hotel is known for its prime location—it’s less than a mile from sporting venues such as the State Farm Arena and Mercedes-Benz Stadium—and its Beaux-Arts detailed aesthetic. Upon entering the hotel, you can get a breathtaking view of the large marble staircase, and lobby where a portion of 2017’s Baby Driver was filmed. The rooms include Balmain bath amenities, sweeping floral-draped curtains, and an incredible view of the city. By George, the house restaurant named after its two architects, is one of the best spots in ATL if you’re craving some contemporary American cooking.