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Hotel Indigo Atlanta Midtown
Atlanta, Georgia
683 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta, Georgia 30308
Original Property Opened in 1925
Historic Hotels of America member since 2021
A member of Historic Hotels of America since 2021, the Hotel Indigo Atlanta Midtown is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Just moments away from Atlanta’s renowned Fox Theatre District, this spectacular holiday destination was also designed by the renowned architectural firm Pringle and Smith at the height of the Roaring Twenties.
Today, Hotel Indigo Atlanta Midtown provides a luxurious respite from the hustle and bustle of Atlanta's downtown neighborhood. Guests can make fresh coffee and tea from the comfort of their guestroom or suite and enjoy a bathroom with spa-like amenities. In addition to the beautiful accommodations, guests who stay at this fine Atlanta hotel will find themselves just steps from Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum, the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Park, the World of Coca-Cola, and more.
Discover
- Discover the amazing institutional history of the Hotel Indigo Atlanta Midtown. Once a luxury apartment complex called “The Carlton Apartment,” the building was home to a fascinating social fraternity known as the “Bell House Boys.” After the Bell House Boys left in 1929, the business rebuilt its reputation as an upscale hotel named the “Carlton-Cox Hotel.”
- Admire the beautifully restored Art Nouveau architecture that still resides on-site. Designed by the architectural firm Pringle and Smith in the mid-1920s, the hotel stands as 12-story brick veneer building complete with limestone and terra-cotta accents. Some of its most iconic features include the marble staircase, the exposed lobby ceiling, and the “C” cartouches that flank the hotel’s sign just above the front entrance.
- Attend a thrilling theatrical performance at the celebrated Fox Theatre. Located just down the road, this iconic venue is among the best places for live entertainment in Atlanta. It is designated today as a U.S. National Historic Landmark.
Explore
- Explore the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park. A U.S. National Historic Landmark District, this spectacular destination features a number of buildings that played an integral role in the Civil Rights leader's life. Among those structures included in the park are the Ebenezer Baptist Church and King's childhood home.
- Visit the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum. This remarkable cultural institution features over 27 million pages of documents that chronicle the presidency of Jimmy Carter. It is even home to Carter's Nobel Peace Prize.
- Travel to the National Center for Civil and Human Rights for an in-depth exploration of the history of civil rights both in the United States and abroad. Among the most powerful exhibitions inside the center include artifacts that belong to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., an interactive gallery on American segregation, and a display charting the global progress of civil rights throughout the world to date.
Experience
- Experience the fantastic exhibits on display at the High Museum of Art. A subsidiary of the Woodruff Arts Center, the High Museum of Art is home to a diverse collection of some 18,000 pieces of art. Among the artists on display are Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, Claude Monet, John Singer Sargent, and Dorothea Lange.
- Tour the World of Coca-Cola. The World of Coca-Cola is a museum dedicated to chronicling the rich history of Coca-Cola, which was originally founded in Atlanta in 1886.
- Stroll through Piedmont Park. This expansive public park contains a wealth of hiking and biking trails to experience. The Atlanta Botanical Garden also resides within Piedmont Park, which features a number of exotic plants from around the world.
Taste
- Taste quintessential Southern cuisine at Mary Mac's Tearoom, the last of sixteen team rooms that operated in Atlanta since the 1940s. Known for its unrivaled brand of Southern hospitality, their classic Southern dishes include catfish fillets, grilled pork chops, and shrimp and cheese grits.
- Try some pho at Anh's Kitchen in the heart of Atlanta’s Midtown neighborhood. Considered a local landmark, the restaurant has built a considerable reputation for its pho, vermicelli noodles, and clay pot meals, among many other dishes.
- Enjoy homemade upscale Italian cuisine at Lyla Lila. Their brilliant menu highlights the best of Italy’s culinary heritage, such as smoked ricotta ravioli, crispy duck lasagna, and squid ink spaghetti.
- Savor a delicious cocktail at one of the many of the surrounding restaurants affiliated with Atlanta’s vibrant LGBTQ community. Some of the area’s most historic establishments include Blake's, Henry's, and Joe's on Juniper.
- Delight in the many different kinds of food present inside the historic Ponce City Market. It currently offers all sorts of delicious cuisine, ranging from Indian fare to handmade pastries. The Ponce City Market is also listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places, having previously been the “Sears, Roebuck and Co. Mail-Order Warehouse and Retail Store."
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