Signia by Hilton Atlanta Georgia World Congress Center
Hotel · Atlanta
159 Northside Dr NW, Atlanta, GA 30313
Highlights
Elegant hotel with skyline views, fine dining, and cocktails
Elegant hotel with skyline views, fine dining, and cocktails
"This recently opened Hilton brings a touch of glam to downtown Atlanta. It’s conveniently situated next to the Georgia World Congress Center (the site of many conventions) and the Mercedes-Benz Stadium which is ideal for sports fans and concert goers— you’re likely to see a mix of both if you stay here. It’s a large hotel with nearly 1000 rooms and tons of meeting spaces, so it caters to a lot of business people, but you’ll also see posh locals strolling in for dinner at the hotel’s restaurants, including Capolinea and Nest on Four (a sports bar). It’s hard to miss the beautiful art on display while walking around, but just in case, this is your heads up. There are more than 70 pieces of art on display throughout the property, ranging from larger-than-life sculptures hanging overhead to paintings gracing the walls—it’s kind of like an onsite museum experience. The hotel even has a floor-by-floor guide to make sure you don’t miss anything." - Allison Weiss Entrekin
"Signia by Hilton, a highly anticipated downtown hotel development, has eight new restaurants and bars inside. We're most excited about their Italian fine dining spot (Capolinea), a sports bar (Nest on Four), a Southern breakfast spot (Homespun), and a seasonal pool bar (Highball). " - nina reeder, juli horsford
"Not even a year old, this is Atlanta’s first and largest from-the-ground-up downtown hotel development project in roughly four decades. However, the Signia’s Atlanta roots run deep – it’s built on the bones of the old Georgia Dome. It’s also connected to the Georgia World Congress Center, making it ideal for an after-convention drink. Perhaps something sparkly, lemony, and glittering with Sapphire? Pair it with treats for other senses: For the tastebuds, executive sous chef Jeuel Ortiz and executive pastry chef Daniella Lea Rada give Italian food Atlantan flavor at signature restaurant Capolinea, which impresses early with a bread service featuring homemade brioche and Castelvetrano olive sourdough. For the eyes, check out the views from on high of the stadium at the Nest on Four sports bar." - Su-Jit Lin
"Rada sells hundreds of pastries a week, including croissants. In addition to classic croissants, they prepare both sweet and savory varieties, stuffed with sausage and mustard or Georgia-grown huckleberries." - Lia Picard
"A 42-story flagship hotel next to Mercedes-Benz Stadium, perfect for tailgating during the College Football Playoff National Championship." - Travel + Leisure Editors
