The Garden Room

Casual, halal eatery preparing jerk chicken and other comfort foods in the Forrest Street Eatery.

Intimate rooms & shared spaces with period decor, plus vintage gym equipment, a hot tub & a gazebo. Built in 1901, this serene, peach-hued bed-and-breakfast with a bright turn-of-the-century porch is 1 mile from Little Five Points neighborhood, an 11-minute walk from a metro station and 2 miles from Georgia Aquarium. The 4 cozy, individually styled rooms come with period decor. All have free Wi-Fi, TVs and air-conditioning, while individual touches include whirlpool tubs, canopy beds, window seats, sitting areas and private balconies. Breakfast is served in a warm room with period furnishings. There's a gym with vintage and modern equipment. Other amenities include a gazebo, a garden, a seasonal hot tub, and a grill. Minimum-stay rules apply.

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