In the heart of Atlanta, amidst the whirlwind of the Shaky Knees festival, stands the Georgian Terrace hotel. This grand dame, with its rich history, manages to stay current and vibrant, a testament to its timeless allure. During my stay, I encountered a hiccup or two with my room. But here's where the magic happened: enter Nessa, a force of nature, and her manager Fojan, a true master of hospitality. These two swiftly swooped in, addressing my concerns with a blend of Southern charm and professional finesse that left me impressed. Issues are par for the course in the hotel world, especially during a high-energy event like Shaky Knees. However, the Georgian Terrace team's ability to swiftly and empathetically resolve them deserves applause. In conclusion, the Georgian Terrace is not just a hotel; it's an experience. And thanks to the exceptional service of Nessa, Fojan, and the entire staff, it's an experience I won't soon forget. If you find yourself in Atlanta, do yourself a favor and check in. You won't be disappointed.

I loved this hotel my gosh, the service was really good and they upgraded my room to the bridal suit. the room was super spacious, with a big fridge freezer, reception staffs were amazing unfortunately i have forgotten the two amazing ladies that helped me :(, they were brilliant, and also the concierge was really friendly and helpful. I will definitely stay at this property when next i visit Atlanta. Location was spot on and there are so many restaurants around the area, the fox theater etc.

I love the location in Midtown Atlanta. I also enjoy the public areas and the ease of parking. I had a two bedroom suite which was spacious and while a little worn looking, was nice for the price. The beds were really comfortable. However, they tout kitchens and a washer and dryer. Makes it sound homey. However, the kitchen had nice appliances, but it had no plates, glasses and utensils. I requested a kitchen package, and an odd assortment of pots, plates and utensils arrived, but no glasses. We were left to toast our arrival with paper coffee cups. The front desk told us we couldn't get glasses and recommended I buy some at the CVS Pharmacy. Luckily, another employee brought us some giant beer glasses. The washer and dryer was old, but worked well. There was no other support like for-purchase washer supplies to be had. CVS came in handy. A TV in one bedroom did not work. The showers were great, but the tub in one drained slowly. I spilled water on the hall floor and was shocked to see how dirty it was when I wiped it up with paper towel. Was surprised to find no food and beverage room service which was blamed on Covid. I might have given the hotel three stars but it is pretty, convenient to my Atlanta life, and the staff was nice and doing the best they could. In general, I thought the hotel was a good value.

We stayed in a 2 bedroom room that they upgraded us to for free. Amazing hotel, very, very clean, the staff were extremely helpful, the beds were comfortable, and the location was spectacular. We stayed in room 406 which would be great for families, a group of friends, or even 2 couples (each with their own room). It's about a $10-12 (2024 prices) Uber ride to the Beltline, downtown (world of coke, other attractions), or even the little 5 points area. The Fox Theatre, across the street, is beautiful. Even if you're not going to a show, I'd highly recommend going on a guided history and architecture tour of the building (it's about an hour).

Place is perfectly situated and has some great historic charm. One bathroom in a two bedroom room with 2 couples is a bit of a challenge. Staff are lovely and always happy to help with anything you need. It’s clean and comfortable but not a lot of additional amenities.