Wylie Hotel Atlanta, Tapestry Collection by Hilton

I loved my stay at the Wylie! This charming hotel is located within walking distance to a number of great spots, including Ponce City Market, and a short ride from a number of other favorites. The rooms are thoughtfully decorated and stocked, the restaurant and bar in the hotel are lovely, and the staff is so kind. This was the perfect place to rest after a weekend of gigs in the city (including one in Mrs. P's which was a delight!). I'll definitely be booking here again!

I usually don’t feel compelled to leave a review on hotels but need to provide feedback on this one. I travel for business pretty much every week and stay in many hotels. I stayed here for 4 nights and regretted it. One elevator doesn’t work and has technical problems so it keeps arriving on the 3rd floor. There’s only one poor guy working the restaurant and also does room service so when I ordered breakfast the one time to my room it didn’t arrive for more than 80 mins and I cancelled it. They probably forgot. I don’t think it’s fair there’s one man doing all of this (he’s great btw). The lady in the front desk working tuesday morning 25 Feb was not receptive to feedback. I also asked her for water and she sent me to the restaurant and they were also out of bottles (even tho I was going to buy). The rooms are tiny, there was no hot water one day and sometimes the temperature control doesn’t work. I feel bad about typing such a long list but I hope management sees this and takes corrective actions. At the very least I would expect good service if all else fails. The doorman was the best part about this hotel he was super friendly

We stayed 3 nights at the Wylie last month (1st time) and this definitely became our favorite hotel in the city. The rooms were great, spacious and clean. The bar is lively and the rooftop terrace is also great. The staff was very friendly and service minded … special thanks to Tracey, Anthony at checkin who welcomed us very friendly and Kris at the bar who made our visit extra pleasant. Also they guys at Valet, we don’t known their names unfortunately, were very friendly. All the staff went the extra mile. The location is also amazing an a big plus! Within 3 minutes walking distance of Ponce City Market and from there you are very fast on the Beltline. The Martin Luther King Historic District was also nearby. The location added a lot to our stay what made it much more fun.. Last times we stayed in Downrown but our next time will definitely be at the Wylie again! The place to go when in Atlanta!!

The hotel is amazing and the location is perfect if you want to hang at Ponce or on the beltline but more importantly the team is extremely helpful! Grateful to Anthony for his help while staying at this hotel! Definitely will be back thanks to his help and service.

My company reserved several room blocks to accommodate a conference summit for the week. This location was so amazing they welcomed us in with champagne and warm cookies, offered an updated preprinted itinerary for our conference. Gave information about the upcoming events along with hours & honors discount for the restaurant. Anthony was the host with the most! He really rolled out the red carpet. JoJo at the bar/ restaurant was just as helpful always offering top notch service. I have never experienced such personalized service, I am beyond impressed. I will be back and I will recommend that my company use this location for all nearby events that require this type of venue.

Disappointing Stay - Not What I Expected from a 4-Star Hilton Hotel I recently stayed at the Wylie Hotel in Atlanta, and I must say, it was far from what I expected from a 4-star Hilton property. Upon entering my room, I was shocked to find there was nowhere to properly put my bag—no closet, just a small hook for a few clothes. The room was so cramped that there wasn’t even enough floor space to lay out my luggage. When I brought this up to the front desk, I was met with a rude and dismissive response. They informed me that this was a “boutique hotel” focused on aesthetics, as if that excused the lack of basic functionality. After some back-and-forth, the front desk did offer to move me to a premium room, which I appreciated. However, it required me to lug all my belongings back down to the lobby and up again to the new room. The premium room had a little more space, but unfortunately, the thermostat did not work at all. No matter what I did, I had no control over the room temperature, which was very uncomfortable. To top it all off, the next morning, I discovered that the shower wouldn’t get hot. The water was only lukewarm, and when I called maintenance, they said, “that’s all it is.” I followed up with the front desk, and while they were apologetic, there was no resolution. Another major issue was the bedding. While it looks comfortable and plush, it was actually hard, and all of the pillows went completely flat. I left with a significant pain in my neck that persisted for the rest of the day. If you’re looking for a comfortable, functional stay where basic amenities like space, temperature control, hot water, and proper bedding work as expected, I cannot recommend this hotel. The aesthetic may be nice, but the service and practicality are severely lacking. Note: no views, construction next door with noise starting as early as 6am.

This is the cutest hotel I've seen in a while! First the location is hidden in plain sight, if you blink you'll miss it from the outside. But it's a retro feeling space. The rooms were spacious and the bathroom was great. Shower pressure was amazing. I loved the decor!!! The place is decorated beautifully. They have welcome bubbles when you arrive and hotel scent is romantic. I would stay here again. The only surprise I had was the $45/night + tax valet.

Stayed here for 2 nights while in Atlanta for work. I am a Hilton gold member so I booked 3 rooms for myself and my co-workers and paid a deposit in advance. Our stay was off to a good start when we checked in. The staff was incredibly friendly and offered us champagne and cookies. My room wasn't large but it was cozy and efficient. The bed and pillows were both on the firm side and not entirely comfortable but the sheets were clean which is certainly more important. Nice size bathroom but missing the toiletries that I often see in other hotel rooms like shower cap, q-tips etc and the water in the shower got luke warm but wouldn’t get hot. Walls were suuuper thin. Could hear the person in the room next to me sneezing, flushing the toilet, showering and talking to their wife on the phone. Wasn’t a problem when it came to sleeping but could see how it would be if you had a loud neighbor. When I came back to my room after my first day out I assumed no one had been in there because the bed wasn't made, but then I noticed that my towels had been changed so I guess they had? Interesting that they provide a sort of half service. There was also no way that I could find to put up a "do not disturb" sign on the door or I would have. I used the gym early one morning and it is modestly equipped but on the small size. There are 2 treadmills, a peloton bike and 2 sets of weights. If you are in there alone or with one other person it is fine but with 3 people it becomes a squeeze. The restaurant in the hotel, Mrs. P's is sufficient to get the job done but the food is mediocre. The hot tea options in the morning were black tea or lipton, nothing without caffeine. The yogurt parfait was on par with an airport grab and go. The yogurt was unpleasantly grainy, the granola was overly sugary and the sprinkle of fruit was a day past fresh. The morning of our check out I received email invoices for 2 of the 3 rooms, one of which they inexplicably charged me $3400 for. They were unable to fix it when I was checking out because the manager was not in for the day so I had to call several times once I got back home to make sure it was fixed. The manager was very nice about it and said that he had fixed it first thing when he got in that morning but I hadn't received and updated invoice by e-mail and was still missing the other invoice for our 3rd room. He was friendly and helpful with getting it fixed for me but it was an inconvenience I would have preferred not to have to deal with. The location was convenient for us and a close uber ride to restaurants and our conference as well as being walkable to Ponce City Market. Good option for a quick stay in ATL but room for improvement.

Stayed here for 2 nights while in Atlanta for work. I am a Hilton gold member so I booked 3 rooms for myself and my co-workers and paid a deposit in advance. Our stay was off to a good start when we checked in. The staff was incredibly friendly and offered us champagne and cookies. My room wasn't large but it was cozy and efficient. The bed and pillows were both on the firm side and not entirely comfortable but the sheets were clean which is certainly more important. Nice size bathroom but missing the toiletries that I often see in other hotel rooms like shower cap, q-tips etc and the water in the shower got luke warm but wouldn't get hot. Walls were suuuper thin. Could hear the person in the room next to me sneezing, flushing the toilet, showering and talking to their wife on the phone. Wasn't a problem when it came to sleeping but could see how it would be if you had a loud neighbor. When I came back to my room after my first day out I assumed no one had been in there because the bed wasn't made, but then I noticed that my towels had been changed so I guess they had? Interesting that they provide a sort of half service. There was also no way that I could find to put up a "do not disturb" sign on the door or I would have. I used the gym early one morning and it is modestly equipped but on the small size. There are 2 treadmills, a peloton bike and 2 sets of weights. If you are in there alone or with one other person it is fine but with 3 people it becomes a squeeze. The restaurant in the hotel, Mrs. P's is sufficient to get the job done but the food is mediocre. The hot tea options in the morning were black tea or lipton, nothing without caffeine. The yogurt parfait was on par with an airport grab and go. The yogurt was unpleasantly grainy, the granola was overly sugary and the sprinkle of fruit was a day past fresh. The morning of our check out I received email invoices for 2 of the 3 rooms, one of which they inexplicably charged me $3400 for. They were unable to fix it when I was checking out because the manager was not in for the day so I had to call several times once I got back home to make sure it was fixed. The manager was very nice about it and said that he had fixed it first thing when he got in that morning but I hadn't received and updated invoice by e-mail and was still missing the other invoice for our 3rd room. He was friendly and helpful with getting it fixed for me but it was an inconvenience I would have preferred not to have to deal with. The location was convenient for us and a close uber ride to restaurants and our conference as well as being walkable to Ponce City Market. Good option for a quick stay in ATL but room for improvement.

I did not stay at the hotel but Came here to celebrate a friend's birthday at the hotel's bar/restaurant Mrs. Ps and had such a wonderful time. Since Atlanta is doing everything it can to cram things into tiny spaces just know that the hotel sits in between an office building and apartment building next to the car wash on Glen Iris. When I pulled up, there was quite a bit happening as valet was handling folks and there was not an option to self-park unless you found street parking nearby. The valet was super funny, Rob, and let me know that parking/valet is free for 2 hours which worked great for me. He grabbed my kids and asked if I had been there before, which I let him know I had not, and he let me know exactly how to get to the bar area. Walking inside the hotel, I noticed how tiny the lobby area was and there was a good bit of folks just kinda hanging around but I was able to navigate my way to the bar. For a Saturday night it was pretty quiet and the bar:restaurant was a cute little space that dimly lit with retro vibes. The drink and menu had a nice variety but I actually did not partake in anything but water so I can only say that based off others I was there with they enjoyed there food and drinks. Once the DJ arrived things started to liven up a bit and the service was decent from the waitresses. Maybe next time I'll try some stuff from the menu or actually stay here and see what this place is all about.

Absolutely loved my stay here on a recent work trip to Atlanta. This hotel is well situated in a sort of downtown area of Atlanta that's right near a bunch of food halls and bars (but not in a trashy way). It has an old-school vintage feel, with a bar and restaurant when you first enter. Hotel staff was more than accommodating at getting me checked in when I arrived late in the evening. The concierge printed out documents I needed for my meeting the next morning, and also helped get my Hilton Rewards number added to my reservation as it was booked through work. The rooms were spacious, clean, and impeccably decorated. Really, this blew me away and couldn't believe that this was a Hilton. I'm still thinking about the shower, which had the perfect water pressure and showerheads that made me not want to leave. If you're considering booking this hotel, there are literally no cons that I could think of. Do it!

Located in the heart of Atlanta's Old Fourth Ward, The Wylie Hotel is a chic boutique hotel. Originally built in the 1920s as the first all-women's hotel in Atlanta, this building has been thoughtfully transformed with a snap of modern style. Rooms at The Wylie are compact but incredibly efficient. Despite the size, the layout makes excellent use of space. My room included a private balcony to enjoy some lively city sounds. The hotel's location is one of its greatest assets. It's steps away from Ponce City Market, an Atlanta landmark filled with unique shops, restaurants, and rooftop views. Being close to the BeltLine also offers easy access to some of the city's best spots. The Wylie Hotel is a perfect stay for those seeking character and comfort.

ORIGIN: Following the revitalization of Hotel Clermont in 2018, the restoration, expansion, and renaming of the formerly condemned Ponce de Leon Hotel marks early efforts to invigorate hotels positioned along one of Atlanta's primary thoroughfares. Now known as the Wylie Hotel, the revived and reimagined role of the hotel on number 551 was largely funded by the Atlanta-based Kim King Associates real estate investment group. The Wylie Hotel opened for guests in 2021, with refreshed design that gives a nod to the location's past. Soon it will become part of the Hilton collection, which feels counter to the hotel's origin. CONCEPT: The majority of the 111 hotel rooms are relatively small and adorned with trinkets (e.g. original brass room keys) and references from the hotel's past (e.g. the hotel restaurant's name, Mrs. P's, was a gathering spot that had welcomed LGBTQ visitors at the previous hotel in the second half of the 20th century). The lobby, restaurant, and front patio are small as well, inviting easy interaction with guests, visitors, and hotel staff. The Wylie Hotel appears to be designed to foster convivial connections, and is the direct opposite of the grand, largely empty spaces typically found in national hotel chains. OVERALL EXPERIENCE: This was my first visit to Atlanta and I had booked five nights nearly one year in advance. I was glad to find an alternative to the sterile, 80s style downtown hotels that had been recommended, and upon arrival found unforeseen features -- both negative and positive -- about my choice. Negative Features: The hotel website depicts sun-filled rooms with treetop views. That was likely the original case, but since I booked the deluxe king room the neighboring undeveloped lot is now the construction site of a multi-story condominium. Despite being on the eastern-facing fourth floor, little sunlight was able to stream in, much less any semblance of a view. I anticipate this to be an even greater issue once the condominiums are inhabited as the large windows of both buildings, as well as balconies, will likely preclude open window shades. Another surprise, which I at first thought was unique to my room, was the absence of a closet and conventional-sized collection of drawers. The side tables and the bed frame cleverly have open shelves upon which clothing and luggage may be stored, but publicly displaying personal items seems to me to be counter to the otherwise sophisticated design of the interior. There are two short drawers in the beautiful cabinet below the television, but the one drawer is used to supply snacks for sale and both are shallow. I was told, only after inquiring, that there is a "closet solution" available upon request. It seems the solution is additional brass hangers to hook onto the two knobs near the door. With five days of business dresses prepared, this condition presented an obstacle to fully living in the room for five days, rather than out of a suitcase. There is no quick access to public transportation from the hotel location. There is only a short, narrow shelf from which to work or eat in the room. (This room's shelf appears to be smaller than some others.) A wooden stool and small, firmly upholstered bench are uncomfortable seating options. (I used the stool as a makeshift table.) When pressed, no buttons on the room phone successfully connected to front desk. I was never introduced to the hotel features (e.g second floor lounge) upon check in. Positive Features: I had hoped for this, but it is great to have a quality hotel restaurant that is capable of serving all courses. (More on my experiences at Mrs. P's in a separate review.) Ponce City Market is just around the corner. (More on my experiences there in a separate review.) So too is Whole Foods. This makes it easy to pick up and enjoy inexpensive, quality, creative meals. There are so many places to explore there, and a multi-day pilgrimage allows easy uncovering of many culinary treasures. Downtown Atlanta is surprisingly populated by chain restaurants, such as Waffle House, Margaritaville, and Chic-Fil-A, and staying in the Fourth Ward offered far more interesting options. Didn't use them, but specialty bar glasses, ice bucket, and bottles of quality spirits (e.g Tito's vodka) are displayed on the large marble-topped cabinet, while chilled cocktails, sodas, and wine are displayed in a glass front mini refrigerator. Unusual for hotel room, large vertical windows can be opened. I enjoyed fresh air, sound of spring rain drops and chirping birds each morning. Although the hotel room is small, Mrs. P's can be used to work. There are many private nooks from which to do so. All hotel staff I encountered were helpful, available, and friendly. Thoughtful additions include water kettles and ceramic cups for pour over tea or coffee, numerous television viewing options, including a channel for relaxing sounds and sights, as well as cotton bathrobes.

We stayed at the Wylie while visiting family in a Atlanta. We arrived late the first night and it was kind of rough. After some issues, the front desk moved us to a different room. We loved the location. We were really close to the belt line and ponce city market. The manager was able to appease our concerns about the first night. However, when we left we were hit with numerous mini bar charges. Stuff that we definitely didn't eat or drink. I called the hotel and they promptly removed the charges. It was an overall ok stay.

Nice hotel in a great location with clean rooms and friendly service. I'd highly recommend if in the Atlanta area. This hotel was so convenient, had reasonably priced valet parking and just the right amount of space for a couple nights in Atlanta.

First- hats off to Anthony! He makes things happen and his customer service is superb! The property is amazing and well located. This will now be my go to for all my visits to ATL.

Front desk service is slow and the staff do not acknowledge guests to let us know they're busy, even when there is not a customer in front of them, so we were left feeling ignored. There was no bar soap in our room and was told that they are OUT OF BAR SOAP... okay, it's not like bar soap goes bad, stock up... shouldn't someone have noticed before they ran out? Couldn't you order some from Amazon.com or borrow some from another Hilton in town? What you don't do is tell people you're out of bar soap--this is clearly a case of the hotel manager pooping the bed. The one tissue box in the room was practically empty; no backup. No backup TP in the room either. No closet, very little storage space in a very small room. The bathroom floor in our room had sequins on it from a previous guest and there were stains on a decorative pillow on the bed. Valet is pretty fast so they got all the tips.

Such a nice hotel, the bar and menu was great, the gym is well laid out, and there is a pretty patio space. Bonus its across the street from a Cookout (for people who dont live in Atlanta and have ready access to a Cookout this is a bonus dont judge) They also have a mini florist in the lobby with beautiful bouquets. The location is close to just about everything. I have no notes, thank you for a great stay Wylie

This place is so cute. There's currently construction everywhere around it and it can be easily missed, but I'm glad we found it. It's been my favorite spot in Atlanta. The rooms are decorated perfectly and the bed is super comfortable. We did not partake in the restaurant downstairs but it looks very nice. We will definitely book here when we're in Atlanta. Conveniently located near Ponce City Market.

Hilton Gold here and stayed here simply because it's a Hilton. First, horribly unbelievable small room. Not a hangar in the whole room or anywhere to hang clothes. Constant music from the terrace outside and when that's not blaring it's road noise. There is a sink in the bedroom. I get eccentric, but this is really bad and not worth the money. I get that it's a nice sink, but if I wanted a sink outside of the bathroom and all of the noise, I'd have booked the Super 8. When i asked to be moved (and offered to pay), it was apparently sold out.

Front desk staff, poor customer experience. Room was late and I was offered nothing for the trouble after waiting more than 2 hours in the lobby. When I explained my frustration the front desk manager stated "well that's the hotel business", no maam it's your job to run a tight ship and have staff turning rooms over in a timely manner " that's the hotel business" you are sadly miss informed. As a Hilton diamond I will not be visiting this establishment again.

I wanted to like this hotel more than I did. For a one-night stay, it was definitely good, but there were some quirks. In fact, if you can get past the quirks and/or know about them in advance, you'd still enjoy this hotel. The hotel is small and compact, with a true boutique feel, so you aren't just a number at a large generic hotel. Everyone here is friendly and provides good service, even if they keep earbuds in (one valet guy had music on so loud that it was blasting outside of them haha). The room is a bit small, but it has a cozy and cute feel, full of trinkets and touches that you can't find in more generic or corporate hotels. The stylized touches are cool, like a pour-over coffee machine and unique local craft cocktails in the minibar (I didn't have them, but they looked good). The bed is indeed comfy! There are some problems, though: - Hairdryer was large but didn't dry hair quickly or efficiently - TV had been set up at a 20-30 degree angle, which was a bit weird but not super noticeable (and props to them for having Netflix) - The phones didn't have a button to call downstairs that I noticed, except maybe a headset icon. I tried that and nothing happened. Then I tried to call the hotel normally via my cell phone (which I shouldn't have to do once inside the hotel) and no one picked up after 20+ rings, and I tried twice at 8am, not after-hours. All of this was because I was confused by the lights, which is a bit embarrassing to type, but they didn't really operate in a logical or typical way. So by this point I had no idea how to use the lights and no help. I got lucky and saw a housekeeper walk down the hallway, so I asked her. She did not speak English at all, but she was very nice, and we wound up speaking a language she knew, and I got help that way. - The location is only OK. It is near the terrific Ponce City Market, but there is not much else nearby tourism-wise. There seem to be a lot of strip malls and some cute apartment buildings and houses, but a lot of important sites are not super close, and it's not like the public transportation is good enough to fill such gaps. Luckily, Ubers are inexpensive here! - The walls are thin, but the doors seem to take any hallway noise and blast it (just kidding, but it seems that way). I was near the elevator, which itself was not noisy, but the hallways were, and lots of people were meeting up near there (which I understand). The real highlight was hearing every damn word of some woman's phone argument with her fiance. Why she couldn't duke it out in the bedroom itself, we shall never know. - The views overall suck, but this was not a big problem for me. It is not a tall building, so I didn't expect to look down and see a lot. - They seem to have a feature that lets you control the drapes and lighting from the TV. This would be very cool, but it did not work at all, and I tried a few times. For such a new hotel, it was disappointing that this already had issues. There you have it. It is definitely a comfortable place to stay, but there are some issues that they should be working on.

DO NOT STAY HERE. Valet lost our keys (in a forced valet set-up) and the hotel took zero responsibility. They do not care about their customers and will do nothing to support you

The biggest asset to this hotel is definitely the staff. They were incredibly friendly, accomodating, and helpful. The folks in the front were always opening the door for me and helping me with my luggage when I got in and out of rideshare. The staff in the restaurant on the first floor were also very kind and readily offered suggestions to help me and my friend choose what we would like to eat. The hotel itself is definitely a boutique experience. My room was small, with the bathroom sink in the bedroom. It had no closet or drawers to put away clothing, but did have hangers if I needed to hang clothes and I was told I could ask for more if needed. I didn't mind any of this as I was in the hotel for only a 3 night stay and just wanted a comfortable place to sleep.

I was really looking forward to our stay at the Wylie. The hotel PR made it appear to be very nice and convenient to attractions. They call themselves the "Friendly Hotel". The staff was indeed friendly. The valets were especially helpful and personable. If you are staying for one night, it's perfectly fine. Any longer, not as fine. The rooms are very small - think slightly larger cruise ship cabin. Difference is - the bathroom here is larger than required and there is no place to hang any clothing. There are two dowels in the wall as you enter the room. But unless you brought your own clothes hangers, they are of little use. If you are going to be there for several days, as we were, you need a place to hang some of your clothing rather than keeping it all in a suitcase! Also we noticed immediately that there wasn't a chair in the room. To watch TV or read, your only option is the bed! The lighting situation is confusing. You are given instructions when you check in but they don't always work as easily as explained! The housekeeping staff seemed to be very nice. And most times you got complete housekeeping services - sometimes not. So, after the initial day, you may or may not get a bath mat, shampoo, etc. I've never understood why hotels know 2 people are staying (we made reservations in February for a stay in April) but only set up the room for one - 1 glass, 1 cup, etc. The location isn't as great. Not many things to do within walking distance. Not what I expected after reading the hotel PR blurb. Mrs. P's Tearoom. Don't bother with reservations. They don't deal with them. It's first come, first served, whether you have a reservation or not. And the service is NOT GOOD. We had reservations for brunch. When we arrived, we were told they didn't have a place for us. But it would only be 10 minutes or so. We went to the "waiting area". After 20 minutes we went to check on our table. Found 3 empty tables. Ask if we could sit at one of them. "Sure" was the response. I think they had totally forgotten about us. The staff spends a great deal of time hanging around the bar area, talking, and on their phones. You may have to get your own menus and then try to get the attention of someone on the wait staff to take your order. No follow up after the initial contact. So if you want a second glass of wine or something, you have to hunt down a server. The food was OK. Nothing special. I still don't understand their pricing. Just once I would like an honest bottomline price - what I'm really going to pay. Valet parking is priced at $40/day. When a charge of $46 showed up on my credit card, I was told it was the valet charge for one day. Valet parking is not dependent on other factors - like not being able to tell me what my meal will cost in advance because you don't know what I will order. You know what other fees/taxes are involved in valet services, just tell me up front what you are going to charge me! If you are only staying for one day, give the Wylie a try. You may like it. As for me, I won't be back.

Lovely hotel. My only critique that the hydration stations only take colored water bottles. Would be nice to have complimentary water. Other than that great service and great hotel. Clean, stylish, and quiet. There's construction next door but doesn't bother much.

This is such a cute boutique hotel! I stayed in the classic room with a king bed. The room was clean, cozy and spacious enough for two people. I especially loved design and the furniture. There is complimentary coffee, tea and water as well as a mini bar with several options. The staff was helpful and friendly throughout my entire stay. We were given complimentary drinks upon arrival. They even serviced room during the stay, which is something most hotels have stopped during the pandemic. There is a gym tucked away but I didn't check it out. The restaurant is also cute. I didn't eat there but stopped in for a morning cup of coffee. The location was perfect. It's down the street from Ponce City Market which has plenty of things to do for everyone. Definitely will keep it on my list whenever I return to the city.

Wylie Hotel I really enjoyed my stay at this lovely hotel. The artwork, furnishings and service are wonderful. I feel that the price is also very comfortable compared to how nice the experience is. I arrived early and everyone went out of their way to make me feel welcome in the lobby until my room was ready. They did allow me to check in a little bit early and that was much appreciated. I had a simple basic breakfast at the restaurant and I enjoyed the relaxed open space. Michael took great care of me and kept my ice water full! There is also a very comfortable terrace on the second floor with sofas to stretch out on. During cooler weather they do have outdoor fireplaces for some warmth. The entrance to the hotel also has a very nice patio with some tables and benches. I did think it was a little strange that they don't make the front porch feel more welcoming with plants, umbrellas and maybe some cushions for the concrete benches. It just seems like it's a missed opportunity for a really elegant curb appeal. I think this hotel would appeal to many types of people and preferences. What a great experience for my Atlanta weekend.

We had 2 nights reserved here and had to cancel last minute when my husband contracted COVID. Not only did they not refund us or even offer a credit for future stay, they charged us BOTH NIGHTS in full. Looks like they would have preferred we come stay with them anyway and cough on every doorknob we can find. Absolutely disgusting customer (dis)service. Run the other way.

This hotel changed my room rate without notice and overcharged me by $200. When I called to get it straightened out I was told I was right, but that there was nothing they could do... WHAT?! We really enjoyed our stay here but they don't seem to have a clue about what they are doing if they can't straighten something simple like this out. Please help me resolve this.

Do not recommend staying here. My friends and I stayed in different rooms and all received false minibar charges after we left. We did not remove anything from the minibars and have not been able to get in touch with anyone by phone, email, or social media to resolve the issue.

Lovely hotel, very friendly staff. Tim, our breakfast server during our 5 day stay, was friendly and very warm in greeting us, and serving our breakfast. It felt great when Tim remembered how we liked our coffee. We will come back again!

Beautiful boutique hotel. The rooms are great and the beds are comfy. The staff was incredible and helped me have a great few days. The complimentary coffee and breakfast is a nice touch. Brittany and Anna at the desk were great.

Wow! What a GEM of a hotel in such a great location. Located within view of the Ponce market, yet tucked away in a peaceful spot. I liked not having bright city lights flood my windows. I LOVED the beautiful European-style decor that is very modern but gives you a nostalgic vibe. This hotel is QUALITY, and the staff was very welcoming. I can only wish I stayed longer! The bed was perfect. Make sure you check their website, they're offering several amazing deals since they're brand new! Be one of the first to stay here, you will not be disappointed.

It was amazing! Very helpful and friendly staff! Rooms cozy, sophisticated and clean! I love the real China tea cups, electric kettle in the room. Little touches like this, all over the hotel! You will feel so welcome! The restaurant has delicious food options. Super nice getaway! We shall be back!

The bar staff was pretty much the slowest I've ever had and that's being kind. They were nice and then as we were leaving confronted us about an 18% tip (on terrible service) saying they could have done more after they refused to break it up even at all. The tackiest, rudest situation and people. Don't go here unless you want to wait 45 minutes for a drink, have them judge you and then yell at you for your more than fair tip.

This boutique Hotel is charming. The decor is fab. The rooms are just perfect. Love the bed!!! And the pillows!! Wait to you make coffee...it's a different kind of coffee pot but it makes THE BEST cup ever. I've stayed twice & both of my rooms faced Ponce City Market. It's fun to shop & eat at the Market. Just a block from the Wylie. Safe walk. Ms P's, the restaurant in the hotel, has the BEST food & bar tender, Billie. Very friendly and personable. I'll go back in April. Can't WAIT!

Again, the best experience. The ENTIRE staff is wonderful. We ordered breakfast from the restaurant downstairs and it was great! Billy brought it right to our door! I love this hotel!!!

We had such a great stay at the Wylie. The staff was amazing. They absolutely went above and beyond to make us feel at home. It was our first time in Atlanta and the staff gave us a lot of their own personal recommendations for places to visit and to eat including "Poor Calvin's" (which I also HIGHLY recommend). The Wylie is only 2 blocks from Ponce Market and the Beltline. I also recommend The Roof at the Ponce Market - great food, great views.

We had a wonderful stay. I can't think of anything negative. They are doing construction next door but didn't really notice. Lots of great things to do nearby

If I could give zero stars, I would. We booked this hotel through their website. We were traveling in for an event and called ahead as we were driving over from the airport, only to have them tell us we did not have a reservation. I told them we had an email receipt. They pivoted in their response and told me that it wasn't an actual reservation because I had booked through a third-party website. When I assured them it was booked through their site (with an email receipt to prove it), they told me they would book us in a sister hotel, which was only the beginning of a lost afternoon in Atlanta. Do not trust this hotel to take and keep your reservation.

Who makes a hotel without closets/hangers ???????? What were they thinking ????? Unbelievable. You have to request clothes racks; they look like they came from Walmart; you're limited to three. WTF. IKEA level furniture. No dresser drawers. Tiny sofa and chairs in the "suite." Guess I'm too old and experienced a traveler to tolerate the "hipness" of this boutique hotel masquerading as something special, for a premium price to boot ! Stay somewhere that understands the real needs of the guest.

This hotel was awesome. It was very cute and the staff was very friendly! We got brunch the next morning & it was amazing! A big plus is also it is right next to Ponce City market!