Tag: hotels

From an extra-hip hotel in Miami to a pint-sized boutique inn in Ocean Springs, Mississippi, these nine spots shine.

After a pandemic-prompted lull, new hotels (and freshly revamped ones) have begun to open at a whirlwind pace. From megawatt high-rises to intimate bed-and-breakfasts, here are some of our favorite new lodgings.

Atlanta’s hospitality landscape, once dotted with convention-friendly high-rises and cookie-cutter chains, is rapidly diversifying, thanks to a wave of more intimate, experiential properties popping up from Alpharetta to College Park. Here are 10 of the newest hotels—and what makes them unique.

Hugh Acheson quietly launches his first Buckhead restaurant, a Montreal-style steakhouse called Mount Royal, in the Hyatt Centric. Rooftop lounge Spaceman will follow in the new year.

Featuring three restaurants, themed accommodations, and a 2,000-square-foot theater designed for Food Network-style cooking classes, the hotel targets anyone with a refined palate—be it tourists or locals.

The property at 551 Ponce de Leon Avenue has been a lot of things since it was first built in 1929. In early 2021, it will be reborn again, this time as as Wylie Hotel.

Some people live full-time in high-rise hotels that come with room service, housekeeping, spas, and more—spending between $700,000 and $4 million.

The Ritz-Carlton Buckhead was once an epicenter of Atlanta's social scene, a mainstay for gossip and celebrity sightings, but on Wednesday, Marriott officially reintroduced the renovated and rebranded property, now named the Whitley Hotel Atlanta Buckhead, by hosting a lavish cocktail party for city dignitaries, media, and neighbors.

The newly renovated rooms at the Hotel Clermont occupy the sweet spot for those who want a playfully retro atmosphere but not at the expense of creature comforts. Now the real question: When will it open?