Atlanta Recommendations

Housingdowntown 1w ago •Seojun Cho

The Marriott Marquis is a cool hotel with interesting architecture. It's also shockingly affordable, with lower rates than any other hotel around, even Courtyards and other boutiques.

John Dewberry's parking lot at 132 10th St. NE is a notable example of unused land in Atlanta, with a total valuation of $13,000,000, as stated by Fulton County assessor's. This is in stark contrast to the property across the street, 999 Peachtree St., which is valued at $135,000,000, and features a more useful structure for the city in terms of neighborhood amenities, commercial activity, and general liveliness.

The St. Regis spa has a butler-drawn bath ritual if you book a longer package, making it feel way more private than the Waldorf setup. It's a quieter alternative to the Waldorf's relaxation lounge, which gets chatty fast.

The Waluhaje Hotel, a large black-owned and operated hotel on the west side, still exists and was recently redeveloped after serving for many years as the home of 'Job Corps'. The hotel now features an interior layout with a grocery store, laundromat, and ballroom that acted as a jazz club.

MAA Midtown is a studio apartment complex that fits the bill and under budget, with a price of $1800/month. It has floor to ceiling glass windows, a nice but small rooftop pool, and a gym on the same top floor. It's just steps from MARTA, making it an ideal location for someone looking to be near Midtown, Arts Center, or North Ave stations.

HousingBuckhead 1mo ago •Thijs Bakker

Got married at Swan House and highly highly recommend it. Total came to about $150k.