Since 1911, The Georgian Terrace Hotel has been a landmark in midtown Atlanta. Today, this "Grand Dame" of Atlanta hotels combines luxury... more »
Since 1911, The Georgian Terrace Hotel has been a landmark in midtown Atlanta. Today, this "Grand Dame" of Atlanta hotels combines luxury accommodations with leading edge conference technology. Fully restored to its original opulence in 2001, the hotel features 319 elegant suites, upscale leisure amenities, exceptional restaurants, and more than 16,000 square feet of meeting space. With its rich history and central location at the intersection of Peachtree Street and Ponce de Leon Avenue, the hotel is near Buckhead, The Fox Theatre, and other Atlanta attractions. The Georgian Terrace Hotel is a premier urban destination for vacation travel, weddings, group events and business meetings.
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Location. Constructed in 1911, The Georgian Terrace Hotel is located on Peachtree Street in Atlanta, Ga. and is listed in the National Registry of Historic Places. The Fox Theatre and Churchill Downs stand across the street, and Centennial Olympic Park is located one mile away. Hotel Features. The hotel lobby features floor-to-ceiling windows, Palladian-style windows and crystal chandeliers. The Livingstone, a noted Atlanta restaurant, serves contemporary Southern cuisine and offers terrace seating with views of Peachtree Street. The hotel hosts live musical entertainment from Monday through Thursday evenings. The hotel's complimentary business center houses one computer. A total of 16,000 square feet of function space accommodates events. A complimentary, limited-hour fitness room contains two wall-mounted flat-screen televisions, stationary bikes, elliptical machines and treadmills. A seasonal outdoor pool provides recreation. Guestrooms. This 18-story property offers 307 guestrooms decorated with antique-style furnishings including traditional floral-print chairs. Most accommodations afford views of the Atlanta skyline. Beds are dressed with 250-thread count linens and European duvets. Bathrooms feature tiled bathtubs and are stocked with Gilchrist & Soames toiletries. One- and two-bedroom suites contain kitchens. Windows open, and select rooms feature sliding glass doors that open onto balconies. High-speed Internet access is complimentary. Expert Tip. This hotel's name is etched in Atlanta's historic past. Dance legend Arthur Murray once taught classes in the palatial Grand Ballroom. The Grand Ballroom also hosted the world premiere reception for the epic film, Gone With the Wind. In addition, the Georgian Terrace hosted the Metropolitan Opera's annual visits from the 1920s through the 1950s.
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The hotel was wonderful. The staff were all very curtious and willing to help. The room was extremely spacious and the bed was extremely comfortable. The room exceeded my expectations. The only thing I didnt like was the parking situation. I had to pay 22 dollars every morning when I left which I understand but if I left during the evening I was charged an additional fee of around 15 dollars and still had to pay the 22 dollars in the morning. Basically I had to walk to the resturants etc. Overall it was really nice.
pros: Large Rooms, Great LocationThis is truly a gem in the Atlanta hotel arena. Where else can you stay where may of the cast of Gone With The Wind stayed for the premier of the movie at the Fox Theatre (which is directly across the street, BTW)...
We stayed for the 1st time on 2/3/09. The following morning there was NO hot water to shower - I had to check out without a shower!! They said someone was coming to look - nobody ever showed up. Then, they charged my credit card TWICE for our stay!! ...
pros: CheapThe price for the suite was reasonable, but I returned from a breakfast on the last day to find the door open and some electronics stolen. Aside from carrying all valuables with you, I would advise against staying at this hotel as it...
Stayed for two nights in the 2 bedroom
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Posted Feb 07, 2009
Horrible
Stayed for two nights in the 2 bedroom suite in November 2008 for around $* per night. The room was one of the worst rooms I have ever been and I travel a lot. The suite it seems used to be an apartment in the 1970s or 80s and the kitchen was old...
My wife, adult son, and I stayed 3
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Posted Jan 02, 2009
Excellent
My wife, adult son, and I stayed 3 nights, 4 days, beginning the day after Christmas. We have stayed before, and we were as pleased on this visit as we had been previously. The traditional Christmas decor, the elegance of the atrium, the cordial...
The staff was great and the suite was
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Posted Jan 01, 2009
Okay
The staff was great and the suite was nice - however, the dead bolt on the door did not work. The towel bar in the bathroom fell to the floor at first use. Most of the light switches did not turn on a light and there was no working light in the...
Good location.Rooms small and dated
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Posted Dec 24, 2008
Okay
Good location.Rooms small and dated.“The room was so small and dated, I felt like I was in a tuna can. I asked for a better room and they provided me, which was much larger, however, was still very dated...
The hisotic value of the hotel.Needed
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Posted Dec 16, 2008
Excellent
The hisotic value of the hotel.Needed painting and heavy cleaning.“I think the georgian is a great hoptel. I enjoyed my stay and will stay there again...
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