Omni Hotel at the Battery Atlanta
Hotel · Cumberland Bridge ·
Baseball-themed hotel with stadium views, Southern restaurant & bar
Baseball-themed hotel with stadium views, Southern restaurant & bar
"“For an urban escape with a dash of southern charm, Omni Hotel at The Battery is offering a 15% discount when you stay two or more nights this fall. With its prime location just steps from Truist Park, home of the Atlanta Braves, this hotel is ideal for baseball fans and urban explorers alike. Between the rooftop pool, refined dining options, and scenic views, guests will find plenty to do without leaving the property. And if you’re craving a metropolitan adventure, Atlanta’s world-class museums, dining, and cultural landmarks are just moments away.”" - Paris Wilson
"Atlantans groaned when the Braves left their historic home in Summerhill for a spot just OTP (that’s “Outside the Perimeter”), but the Battery mostly makes up for it. It’s a come-as-you-are setting with families, friends, and couples milling about. Each room presents a fun take on the baseball theme, an homage to the hotel’s next-door neighbor. A red, white, and blue motif could be cheesy, but it works in these guest rooms with blue gingham-patterned chairs and baseball-themed artwork. Keep an eye out for the framed antique scouting reports. It’s a great place to stay with kids, thanks to its excellent location and on-site pool. There’s even a nightly turndown service for kids with milk and cookies (but we won’t tell them if you keep those cookies for yourself)." - Lia Picard, Allison Weiss Entrekin
"National Anthem, with its all-American menu, is the newest concept at The Battery’s Omni hotel, which has already seen a rotation of new names and chefs in its short lifespan. And it’s a mixed bag. Their typical brunch selections are solid. Their game day menu of pub foods like burgers and nachos do the trick for those here to sop up Braves energy. And the baseball-themed space with Braves-related photos and tchotchkes is fancy enough to host a team meal for all the corporate types who stay here. But their dinner entrees come up short. Orders like the shrimp and cauliflower grits work, but plates like their flavorless pasta don’t give you additional reasons to dine here over some of the more consistent spots." - nina reeder, demarco williams, juli horsford
"National Anthem, with its all-American menu, is the newest concept at The Battery’s Omni hotel, which has already seen a rotation of new names and chefs in its short lifespan. And it’s a mixed bag. Their typical brunch selections are solid. Their game day menu of pub foods like burgers and nachos do the trick for those here to sop up Braves energy. And the baseball-themed space with Braves-related photos and tchotchkes is fancy enough to host a team meal for all the corporate types who stay here. But their dinner entrees come up short. Orders like the shrimp and cauliflower grits work, but plates like their flavorless pasta don’t give you additional reasons to dine here over some of the more consistent Battery restaurants." - Nina Reeder
"Overlooking Truist Park (home of the Braves), the Omni Hotel at Battery Atlanta lets you book a pool day pass with food and drinks available to order from the hotel; Saturday passes feature a DJ in the afternoon and Sunday passes include games starting at 5 p.m., with both weekend passes offering a special food and drink menu. Day pass: $60 to $100." - Beth McKibben