Five Star Atlanta Hotels

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  Renaissance Concourse Atlanta Airport Hotel

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  Westin Buckhead Atlanta

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  Crowne Plaza Hotel Atlanta Perimeter at Ravinia

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  JW Marriott Atlanta Buckhead

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  InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta

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  W Atlanta Downtown

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  The Ritz-Carlton Atlanta

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  Loews Atlanta Hotel

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  The Georgian Terrace

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  Ritz-Carlton Buckhead

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Atlanta has much to offer its visitors, from pop culture wonders to the fine mysteries of wildlife and art. Many of the five star Atlanta hotels sit in the center of everything, providing easy access to most sights. The original home of Coca–Cola, businesspeople and tourists alike should find excellent accommodations and entertainment.

The famous soda, Coca–Cola was originally invented in Atlanta. As a tribute to their famous product, visitors will find the World of Coca–Cola Museum in the downtown area. Sizing up to a whopping twenty acres, this facility houses everything Coca–Cola related. The museum offers four-dimensional cinematic features, as well as the largest collection of Coke paraphernalia ever. True aficionados can appreciate the pop culture gallery and the museum depicts the development of the company. This includes changes in production and distribution, as well as the recipe. The most favored feature comes at the end, when visitors get to taste test the various recipes.

Just a little ways out of the downtown area, history buffs will enjoy the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site. Just minutes away from several five star Atlanta hotels, visitors can see the house this revolutionary lived in as a child. Along with his tomb, the site includes the Ebenezer Baptist Church. Admission is free and tours start at 9:30am during the summer (10am otherwise).

One of the five star Atlanta hotels is particularly close to the High Museum of Art, which features classic pieces from Pablo Picasso and Norman Rockwell. The High Museum consists of three buildings designed by the famous Italian architect, Renzo Piano. The set up is strategically designed, with eighteenth and nineteenth century collections held on the first floors. The higher levels house contemporary art.

Another highlight of Atlanta is the Georgia Aquarium. This marine wonder features 500 species, many of which are extremely rare and only seen naturally outside of the U.S. Beluga whales, whale sharks and giant groupers are just the tip of the iceberg. The aquarium resides in downtown Atlanta and it is one of the biggest in the world. Although Atlanta holds countless attractions, it would take an entire book to do all of them justice.

As for hotel services and amenities, many of the five star Atlanta hotels have restaurants and bars, offering dining for breakfast, lunch and dinner. A standard amenity of these facilities is room service. Of course, the standard amenities such as free wireless Internet and on-site ATM machines are found in numerous, if not all, five star Atlanta hotels.

Annual events are a part of the city's scene. The Atlanta Film Festival is one of the most renowned American film festivals today. It is also one of the longest running in the region. It is an award winning festival, bringing professionals and amateurs alike, together. Held each April, the festival features foreign, independent, animated and short films. It hosts screenplay competitions and offers introductory filming classes. The festival also holds other events year round.

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