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Hotels in Buckhead
9 Hotels
The Westin Buckhead Atlanta
3391 Peachtree Road, N.e. N.e.

The Westin Buckhead is a fairly typical upper-level chain hotel suitable for business or pleasure travelers. The whole place is a bit dated, but appearances aside, it ticks all the boxes a large four-pearl hotel should -- with a few unexpected extras, including free car service within two miles. The heated indoor pool is lovely, though it is adjacent to a rather sad and empty sunbathing deck. The club lounge has a reputation for being one of the best in the chain, and it is spacious and more modern looking than the rest of the hotel. Rooms and bathrooms are spacious but bland. For the average guest, the Westin Buckhead is an adequate, not-so-extraordinary chain hotel.

W Atlanta - Buckhead

This design-focused, chic hotel offers a younger, funkier alternative to upscale hotels in Atlanta. The contemporary style ranges from the antler-adorned chandeliers in the lobby to the uber-modern, minimalist decor in other common areas. The 291 comfortable rooms are whimsical in design with playful patterns and mismatched artwork. This hotel is fun and lively -- especially the rooftop whiskey bar -- but the small pool and open bathrooms might be problematic for some guests.

The St. Regis Atlanta

This grand, French Baroque-inspired resort is one of Atlanta's premier options, located in the affluent Buckhead neighborhood. Luxury reaches an impressive level, with glimmering chandeliers, a marble terrace, and fine furnishings throughout. The lobby and lounge areas are pure glamour and the 151 rooms are equally regal. Expect big, comfortable beds, marble bathrooms with soaking tubs, and a luxurious outdoor pool piazza. It's pricier than other options, but it's not hard to see why.

Waldorf Astoria Atlanta Buckhead

This elegant, 127-room luxury hotel is located in a quiet area in Buckhead, but close to restaurants, shops and great nightlife, and a couple of blocks from the subway. The spacious, high-tech rooms are the main draw here, but there's also a wonderful spa (a destination for locals), a great indoor lap pool, a bright fitness center, a casual but stylish restaurant, and a lounge overlooking the beautiful gardens.

Wingate by Wyndham Atlanta/Buckhead

The 101 rooms in this mid-range suburban hotel situated just north of downtown Atlanta have a warm, homey atmosphere through the inclusion of wood laminate floors and earth-tone wall colors. Guest rooms generally get high marks for cleanliness and bed comfort in particular. The property is situated about 40 minutes via public transportation (or a 15 minutes' drive) from downtown Atlanta, with MARTA bus access within two blocks; the hotel also provides a free stretch limo shuttle service within a three-mile radius. Extra perks like free cookies at the reception desk and free newspapers in the morning are nice touches, along with the free continental breakfast. There's a small but pleasant outdoor pool surrounded by leafy trees and shrubbery, with some lounge chairs on the deck. 

Hyatt Place Atlanta/Buckhead

Hyatt Place Atlanta/Buckhead is a three-pearl business and leisure hotel with 171 rooms. Each room has either two double beds or a king-size bed, plus a sleeper sofa in a sectioned-off living area for privacy. While this makes the hotel a good choice for families or groups of friends, the main clientele are business travelers, and that's reflected in the amenities. There's a 24-hour business center, a 24-hour gym, a meeting room, free Wi-Fi, free remote printing, and a free shuttle to anywhere within a two-mile radius of the hotel. There's also an outdoor pool, but it's on the small side and the parking-lot views are less than appealing. Vacationers wanting pool time may be better off at the nearby Wingate by Wyndham Atlanta/Buckhead, which has a nicer pool and a hot tub.

The Whitley, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Atlanta Buckhead

The outstanding service and glamorous design at  The Whitley, A Luxury Collection Hotel, Atlanta Buckhead fall in line with customer's expectations of this luxury brand. The 517 rooms are mostly luxurious, with bright bay windows, iPod docks, plush linens, and warm colors, but feel slightly dated, with popcorn ceilings and run-of-the-mill wood furniture. Bathrooms have marble vanities and, in most, rainforest showerheads, but no separate soaking tubs and no name-brand toiletries. Property highlights include a big indoor pool, a high-end cafe, an ornate lobby, and a regal dining room. In Buckhead, it's bested by the Mandarin Oriental and the St. Regis.

Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead

The Grand Hyatt Atlanta is an upscale chain hotel geared toward travelers with business in Buckhead. But the hotel's pool and the large, contemporary rooms (equipped with flat-screen TVs, iPod docks, and mini-fridges) make it a fine choice for leisure travelers as well, provided they prefer proximity to Buckhead's picturesque mansions and lively nightlife over proximity to the sites downtown. But bathrooms are on the small side, and there's a daily fee for Wi-Fi.

InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta

InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta is a luxury business hotel located in the heart of the Buckhead area, just north of downtown Atlanta. The hotel offers 422 rooms and suites, and even the lowest categories come with stand-out amenities, including large flat-screen TVs and marble bathrooms with deep soaking tubs. Facilities are geared toward business travelers, with extensive event space, an executive floor with a Club Lounge, and free hotel-wide Wi-Fi, though some tourists also stay here because pets are allowed (albeit for a hefty fee). Other amenities include a restaurant, two bars, and 24-hour room service, plus a small outdoor pool, a gym, and a luxury spa. Travelers shopping around for somewhere to stay in the area may want to look into the Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead, which allows pets and has a larger fitness center than the one found at the InterContinental .