Chic rooms with city views in a landmark high-rise hotel with a spa, a fitness center & dining. In a grand high-rise building, this upscale hotel is a 3-minute walk from the Margaret Mitchell House and Museum, and 1.8 miles from the Georgia Aquarium. Contemporary rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows with city views, and come with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and iPod docks, plus minibars, and refined bathrooms with TVs and glass walk-in showers. Plush suites add living rooms. There's a stylish charcuterie restaurant and bar, plus an upscale market. Amenities also include a courtesy luxury sedan, a gym, and a spa with fitness classes and beauty treatments. There's also a 24-hour business center, and 40,000 sq. ft. of conference space.
"A luxury hotel in Atlanta where Smith honed her pastry skills." - Henna Bakshi
"Set on Atlanta’s Midtown Mile—one of the hottest stretches of town—Loews Atlanta is a short walk from Piedmont Park and the Beltline, the Fox Theatre, and the High Museum of Art. The lobby's soaring ceilings and granite-and-marble floors echo with the voices of museum- and theater-goers, families, and young, trendy types. The beds beg to be snoozed in, thanks to their 300-thread-count Egyptian-cotton linens. The vibe is contemporary, with an upholstered headboard and some artwork. In the bathroom, there's a walk-in shower with a separate soaking tub and a flat-screen TV. Perks like an Exhale Spa and restaurants serving locally sourced cuisine—not to mention a recent $13 million renovation that of the lobby, bar, guest rooms, and corridors—round out a superb stay here." - Allison Weiss Entrekin
"So, where are we?Set on Atlanta’s Midtown Mile—one of the hottest stretches of town—Loews Atlanta Hotel is a short walk from Piedmont Park and the Beltline, the Fox Theatre, and the High Museum of Art. Arrive at the curved, 26-story glass building and enter the sleek lobby and your eye will first be caught by a white wall sculpture that hangs behind the front desk. Voices echo in the busy, modern space, thanks to its granite-and-marble floors and soaring ceilings, as well as a recent $13 million renovation that of the lobby, bar, guest rooms, corridors, and more. Who's checking in here?Museum- and theater-goers, families, business travelers, and young, trendy types. What can we expect in the rooms?My Deluxe King Room had great views of the city skyline. The bed begs to be snoozed in, thanks to its 300-thread-count Egyptian-cotton linens. The vibe is contemporary, with an upholstered headboard and some artwork. In the bathroom, there's a walk-in shower with a separate soaking tub and a flat-screen TV. Overall, there’s nothing jaw-dropping going on, but the room is perfectly clean and comfortable. Note: Turndown service is only available upon request. And the tiny details?Each room has complimentary Wi-Fi, a Keurig coffee maker, and delicious-smelling hair and body products by beauty guru Julien Farel. Room service and food: What can we look forward to?On the room service front, definitely try the grilled New York strip steak, served with a lima bean succotash, mashed potatoes, and salsa verde. Saltwood Charcuterie and Bar, the hotel’s signature restaurant, serves cured meats and specialty cheeses in a casual atmosphere. (Chalkboards diagraming the parts of a pig hang from the walls.) Don’t miss the award-winning Green Hill cow’s milk cheese from Sweet Grass Dairy in Thomasville, Georgia. Need some veggies? The restaurant also has a popular salad bar. What's the low-down on the other amenities?Located on the hotel’s seventh floor, Exhale Spa is a favorite among locals who come for a full schedule of barre, cardio, and yoga classes, plus its namesake luxury spa. Start your day with a power yoga class, follow it with an acupuncture massage, and wrap your morning at the co-ed "Hammam Detox Chamber + Rain Shower." Valet parking is $40 a day and there's also a charge for self-parking ($26/day). But who needs a car when the hotel offers complimentary rides—in a Cadillac Escalade—anywhere within a two-mile radius. As part of the Loews Loves Families program, the hotel gifts each child who stays there an activity book and crayons. Forget a toy? Need a stroller? There’s a “Kids Closet” offering these items—plus car seats, nightlights, and DVDs—for families to use during their stay. Sum it all up.Terrific location, superb spa, and affordable rates? Yes, please." - Allison Weiss Entrekin
"Head to Saltwood inside this swanky Midtown hotel for a spiked hot chocolate. The Ponce de Noel is made with hot chocolate, tequila, mezcal, Oaxacan chocolate from Xocolatl, and is topped with a whipped cream-cardamom foam. There’s also a non-alcoholic version, too." - Lia Picard
"Atlanta Food & Wine FestivalDay and weekend passes along with tasting tent passes are still available for the eighth annual Atlanta Food & Wine Festival May 31 - June 3 in Midtown. In addition to the learning experiences happening throughout the weekend at Loews Atlanta, the festival also features several dinners hosted by chefs from around the South and the world. The tents this year include 27 food producers, a rotating list of 35 chefs each day, a cocktail garden, a Southern goods marketplace, 70 wine producers, and 80 spirits brands." - Beth McKibben
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