We recently visited Loews Atlanta Hotel for breakfast at their restaurant, and what a wonderful…read moreexperience from beginning to end! We're Atlanta locals, so we weren't staying at the hotel, but after experiencing the level of hospitality and service we received during our visit, we would absolutely consider staying here in the future! First, the hotel itself is absolutely beautiful! The lobby is gorgeous, and the overall atmosphere feels elegant, welcoming, and luxurious. From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel right at home. The valet attendants were incredibly friendly and helpful, and both dropping off and retrieving our vehicle were quick and seamless. Such a great first impression! Now, let's talk about breakfast because it was PHENOMENAL! Everything we enjoyed was delicious, but the absolute standout for me was the pimento cheese and fried green tomato biscuit. Oh my goodness, it was SO good! The combination of flavors was incredible, and I have genuinely been thinking about that biscuit ever since our visit! It was flavorful, delicious, and easily something I would return for again and again. The service in the restaurant was equally impressive. The staff was attentive, friendly, and made sure we had everything we needed throughout our meal. I truly appreciate great hospitality, and everyone we encountered contributed to such a pleasant experience. What stood out most was how wonderful the entire visit felt, even though we were only there for breakfast. From the beautiful surroundings to the exceptional customer service and delicious food, everything came together perfectly. If you're staying at Loews Atlanta Hotel or you're a local looking for a beautiful place to enjoy breakfast, I would absolutely recommend giving their restaurant a try! We thoroughly enjoyed our visit, and we'll definitely be returning. And yes, I'll absolutely be ordering that pimento cheese and fried green tomato biscuit again!

The breakfast buffet set the tone for the entire stay. Fresh. Flavorful. Constantly replenished…read more Everything tasted like it was made with care instead of sitting under heat lamps. From the hot breakfast options to the pastries and fresh fruit, every plate delivered. It easily became one of the highlights of the trip. Room service somehow managed to top it. The cheese board was beautifully arranged with a great variety of flavors and textures that paired perfectly together. The chicken noodles were rich. Comforting. Packed with tender chicken and perfectly cooked noodles in a savory broth that tasted homemade instead of hotel-made. Every bite reminded me why sometimes staying in is the best dinner reservation. The room was spotless from the moment we checked in. Crisp linens. Comfortable bed. Plenty of space to unwind after a long day exploring Atlanta. Everything felt modern, well maintained, and thoughtfully designed. The bathroom was just as impressive. The shower had great water pressure, plenty of room, and left you feeling refreshed instead of rushing to get out. Every detail reflected the level of care the hotel puts into the guest experience. The service was exceptional from beginning to end. The valet team greeted everyone with a smile. The front desk made check-in effortless. The restaurant servers and room service staff were warm, attentive, and genuinely hospitable. Every interaction felt personal, making us feel like valued guests instead of just another reservation. Hands down one of the best hotels I've stayed at while visiting Atlanta. Between the incredible food, spotless accommodations, and outstanding hospitality, this is a place I'll happily book again and recommend to anyone looking for a first-class stay. It's giving... the kind of stay Drake would post on his Instagram Story with no caption.

I stayed here for work and was overall happy with my stay. The place was clean, and even had a nice…read morelittle stand by reception with various free food options. The room itself was quite decent, and had all the amenities I needed. I particularly liked the soaps and lotions they had. While it was not the nicest hotel I've stayed at, I would definitely recommend it overall.

I found this place to be a little lackluster…read more I was given a free status upgrade, but I would say the rooms are bit small here. The room was a very basic, so I imagine the standard rooms must be cramped. There were OK amenities like a shoe shine kit. The common areas feature beautiful furniture, artwork, and rugs. Although some were a bit wore, dingy, and frayed. There was a jelly bean display that popped up momentarily, then a sausage appetizer in the lobby before dinner time. The lounge was nicely furnished and had assorted snacks and beverages. Although I would love to see more healthy snack options. Sheraton and Renaissance has been much better about having flavored bubbly waters and natural organic snacks. There was a time where the key cards didn't work and the staff compensated by promptly escorting you to your room to let you in. Job well done in the event of issues like this. The front desk staff was very accommodating and friendly. They did get busy at times but they do a good job keeping the lines down by having multiple employees help customers. A very nice lady at the front desk sent sparkling water and chocolate covered strawberries to my room as a nice gift. I will note that they showed up quite too late so I saved them for the next day. I don't know that the hotel truly pays attention to all details, though. In my room was a fruit tray with partially eaten fruit and other trash in the room. Additionally the mini-bar and snack bar had empty spaces upon arrival so I had to go to the front desk and ensure I wouldn't be surprised charged for these on my bill later. Things like this make me wonder what else was missed.. like the shower or bedsheets. The Westin across the street seems to have better amenities and the breakfast is very good, so I'd probably stay there for future visits.

I came here to see fireworks and there were no fireworks. This is not the fault of the…read moreestablishment. They never promised fireworks so I will not hold it against them. Haha Valet parking is $20 but you can find street parking for free. There is only one elevator that goes to the roof but it is a short wait. The rooftop looks nice but it was crowded. Not enough seats for everyone. Drinks are reasonable and quickly made. They even have a small food truck up there.

The Rooftop is ADORABLE!!! So cozy, decorated so well & the VIEWS are terrific!!…read more Not sure if we were up there too early, but a few people enjoying their drinks & watching the Braves Game. They have a few TV's. Afood truck was there, but not opened. A very drizzly day in Atlanta, so everything out in the open was wet. Under the roof was just fine & a little muggy (of course), but nice! Bartender was not so friendly- seemed he didn't want to be there. Beer was warm & the wine was a crappy pour. We SHOULD have brought our own drinks up from the room, but didn't think about it at the time. Warm beer & small wine was $22.00. Won't do this again, but an experience to be there. I have pics. Open to the public, just enter through the hotel & take the elevator up.

By George is the restaurant located at the Candler hotel in Atlanta. It is a historic building with…read morefancy decor and elegant ambience. They serve breakfast lunch and dinner and offers contemporary American food. I decided to try their brunch since I was staying at the Candler. The service is fast and friendly and the food is pretty decent. Prices were a bit steep considering it is Atlanta but definitely worth it for the convenience of just taking the elevator down to the lobby and not have to put up with 95F heat in the Georgia summer. The eggs Benedict were cooked to perfection served over salty cured ham definitely elevated the dish. The avocado toast is a meal in an of itself loaded wit a poached egg, tons of picketed veggies and a poached egg and feta to top it off. Would definitely come back.

7'26'2024 Welp, this…read morewill be short and to the point. Hubby and I made reservations to this establishment because we were hungry, and it was convenient. The place is inside of Candler. It's a Hilton Boutique (Curio) Hotel. It was just an elevator ride away. The décor is stunning. Ambiance, 100% present. We were greeted by Shavone who was pretty cool. Very pleasant. We ordered the following. Pan Seared Salmon Za'Tar Roasted Chicken Nope and nah. Plated well, that's it. 0 flavor. We ended up paying (& tipping), and immediately going elsewhere for flavorful food. That's it that's all.

During my weekday "staycation" my visit was similar to an episode of Seinfeld or something. Upon…read morearrival (late), check-in is in the main bar area with a cute neon sign. Personally I don't like my personal info on display or discussed at the bar. My status as a Bonvoy member, the room, amenities like food credit or points. It doesn't feel exclusive which is the overall feeling of Moxy. It's more like a hangout type of energy. The bar is stacked with everything including some self-serve items for purchase. There's complimentary water, coffee (in the morning), Goldfish crackers and M&M candies in this area. Lots of seating with games like Jenga along with some nostalgic games - throwback mini arcade, rock & sock 'em, cards, chess, etc. There's the main eatery - Eggslut that mostly serves breakfast sandwiches. They have French toast sticks, salad and iced coffees but it's a takeaway counter. Everything else you'll have to go outside to eat which there's a ton of places on Marietta Street. Across the street is Dave's Cheesesteaks that I tried and will review that separately. When arriving to the room - there was a housekeeping person INSIDE with the door closed. Huh? He said he was doing nightly checks. Really? This has never happened in my days of staying in hotels! It was a shock and we thought we had the wrong room. He left swiftly but it was odd. The rooms are small - it's intentional for the Moxy footprint. Inner city, studio/loft motif. Limited furniture and decor but on theme with the nostalgia theme. A small desk, end table, TV, lots of hooks and shelving and a bathroom. The Jagger Suite rooftop lounge is what you really come for. It's swanky with the disco ball/unicorn art that spins, plush seats, a nice sized bar and the outside section has great views of downtown. The kitchen has already closed so I can't speak on the food. The bed and shower were great. The mirror lights up (Bluetooth enabled) and there's motion sensor lights under the bed that go off quickly. The fitness center on the 2nd floor was better than most hotel gyms. Dumbbells, mats, yoga balls, elliptical and treadmills. I took advantage of that! Parking is valet by the hour or a day pass for $55. Be sure to tap the link they send your phone to purchase the pass if you're staying overnight and not be double charged. Lastly, we requested a late checkout for 4 PM and the key was deactivated at 2 PM. Another fumble but it was fixed easily after standing at the bar/check-in. Again, on display for everyone. Sigh... Not my type of vibe to stay but will visit the rooftop again. Out of their control but unhoused people were around the hotel and it seemed like a better security presence should have been present. The police had to detain a woman that was loitering outside and was exposing herself. It really wasn't a good look.

My husband and I decided to grab a cocktail from Bar Moxy while trying Eggslut! Cici was our…read morebartender and she was great! She was also personable and friendly. We decided to go with an old-fashioned and the Moxy sings blues. Both cocktails were crafted to perfection. We thoroughly enjoyed our time at the bar, and look forward to visiting again in the future.

It is a little hard to find, with some road construction on Piedmont, but the provided instructions…read morewere accurate- second house north of 8th, drive slightly obscured by a phone pole. This home is exquisite! I particularly liked entering from the back porch side and being greeted as it immediately gave the mind-set of, "Welcome." And soon after, "Welcome Home." The grounds gardens are an English garden oasis in this Midtown section. The property sits far enough off of Piedmont so that the city noise and traffic is hardly noticeable, yet you are only a couple of blocks from the park and some great restaurants. Everything is wonderful, from the gardens to the architecture and modern upgrades (our shower with ceiling and side wall heads), pasties, snacks, soft drinks at the ready, down to the smaller details like triple sheet bedding and French coffee pressed morning brew. All the staff were very friendly and helpful. Our host, Judy, was very personable and we connected with her immediately, especially in discussing our shared faith. The porches are spacious, quiet, and if desired, heated. Breakfast is served at a community style table, which also turned out to be pleasant, simply because the type of patron to this particular sort of inn (Select Registry) must have something in common! In fact, a young couple also staying here unexpectedly showed up at a folk concert we also attended in Kennesaw (25-30 miles North) at a community Church. I believe there are eight rooms in the main house, each with a private and spacious bathroom. Personal entry codes are provided and activated during your stay. We had an absolutely lovely time and will be back!

We stayed here for one night traveling through Atlanta. What…read morea spectacular experience. The home is beautifully decorated with lots of attention to detail in everyway. In our room was a filled ice bucket, water and delicious brownies under a glass dome. The home's surrounding gardens are gorgeous which was perfect to sit and enjoy a glass of wine. The team and owner were also wonderful. Consistent with the rest of our stay, breakfast was a spectacular finish. Highly recommend!

Stayed in Midtown for the weekend and wanted to find a great brunch spot without venturing too far…read more After hearing great things about 5Church, we decided to give it a try, and it definitely lived up to the hype. We visited on a Saturday afternoon and were immediately greeted by a friendly host who seated us quickly. Our server was incredibly kind, attentive, and accommodating, providing excellent service throughout our visit. To start, we ordered the Sushi Tots, PEI Mussels, and Arugula Salad. Each dish was flavorful, fresh, and expertly prepared. For our entrées, we tried the Cacio e Pepe, Chicken and Waffles, 5Church Lamb Burger, and Hanger Steak. Every single dish exceeded expectations. The flavors were on point, the portions were satisfying, and there honestly wasn't a single item we would hesitate to order again. From the welcoming atmosphere and outstanding service to the delicious food, our experience was exceptional from start to finish. I have nothing but positive things to say about 5Church and can't wait to return the next time I'm in the area to explore more of the menu.

I'm leaving this review because the service and overall experience were so disappointing that I…read morefelt it was worth taking the time to share what happened, especially so others know what they may be walking into. I chose 5Church Midtown for a date because I expected it to be a nice, romantic dining experience. Unfortunately, it was anything but that. When we arrived, the restaurant appeared to have plenty of available seating and could not have had more than approximately 20 guests. Despite this, we were seated at the very back of the restaurant next to a curtain. After being seated, we waited about 20 minutes before anyone greeted us. We were eventually told that we had both a waiter and an assistant waiter. The assistant waiter never came to our table, and our waiter, who appeared to only have two other tables, was consistently nowhere to be found. It took another 15 minutes just to order drinks. When the drinks finally arrived, they were extremely sweet and did not taste as though they contained the alcohol they were supposed to have. We did not drink them and sent them back. Our waiter then told us they were out of the particular alcohol needed for the drinks. That immediately raised another question: Why serve us the drinks in the first place if you did not have the alcohol required to make them properly? We ordered different drinks, and unfortunately, those were not right either. This time, they tasted as though someone had simply poured an excessive amount of straight alcohol into them, with very little of the flavor the drinks were supposed to have. Then came the food. We ordered a pasta dish and a chicken dish, and it took approximately 45 minutes for the food to arrive. After waiting that long, the pasta was undercooked, while the chicken was overcooked and extremely dry. Getting our waiter's attention to address the food was another challenge. We finally caught him as he happened to be walking behind the curtain near our table. We explained our concerns, and he eventually brought over the night manager, Mary. Mary apologized for the drinks and initially offered to remove them from the bill. We then explained that the food was also not acceptable. At first, her response was essentially that she could take the drinks off. I finally asked, "Would you eat this?" At that point, the condition of the food, particularly how dry the chicken was, was obvious. What made the situation even more confusing was that we were then told that the waiter had gotten the drink situation wrong. Mary explained that she was also the bar manager and that they DID have the alcohol we had supposedly been told they were out of. She said she did not understand why the drinks had not been made correctly. Ultimately, Mary told us that she would comp the entire check and that we would not have to pay for anything, which I appreciated. However, she still brought us the check to show us what the bill would have been. After everything we had experienced--the long waits, poor service, incorrectly made drinks, undercooked pasta, and dry, overcooked chicken--I honestly did not understand the purpose of showing us how much the meal would have cost. It felt like adding insult to injury. I understand that every restaurant can have an off night. A mistake with a drink or a dish can happen. But this was not one isolated mistake. From the moment we were seated until the moment we left, there were problems with the service, drinks, food, communication, and overall handling of the experience. What was supposed to be a nice date night turned into an extremely disappointing dining experience. Unfortunately, based on what we experienced, I cannot see myself returning to 5Church Midtown.

We checked in late. I reported the problem and was told that housekeeping would be there the next…read moreday. Normally, I would have moved to a hotel because "ick" -- our feet were sticking to the floor. However, I was traveling with my 84 year-old mother. She is very ill. She insisted on doing this trip to see her family, sadly, for the last time. There is no way I could've moved her to a hotel so we went ahead and slept there. The next day, I called twice to remind them to clean the unit. After a long day of visiting family, we returned to find the place untouched. This time, I asked to be moved to another unit in the same building. I could see from their website that they had available units. Again, this is so simple, just move me. First they said they wouldn't move me because there were only two- bedroom units in the building, I have a one-bedroom. Who cares?! You gave me a dirty room. Normally a property manager would be falling all over themselves to correct this issue, but these guys actually expected me to sleep there again with the promise of sending housekeeping the next day. I told them I didn't care about the cost, I just wanted a clean room and I would pay the difference. I also explained multiple times that I was traveling with a very sick woman. I packed our things and moved to the lobby. Two hours later, we were still waiting for the paperwork, to get some kind of management approval, for me to sign something, and for someone to walk over with an elevator key fob. The irony is no physical keys are needed, everything is electronic and the concierge could've just let me on the floor. But no, I had to wait. I called and I texted every 10 minutes, like a crazy woman, begging to be let in the room while I watched my mom sleeping, slumped over, in the lobby chair. I feel horrible, I don't believe I did the right thing for my mother. It's just a dirty room, why didn't I just put her to bed? We ended up walking to the hotel next-door. The concierge helped me move her. After I got her in bed and returned to the lobby of the building to pick up my luggage, the management company brought over the new key fob. Seriously? You guys could've let me into the new room and then did your paperwork and your policies and your management approval. You already had my credit card information, you already had funds for another three nights. It would've been nothing for you to let us in, but instead, you ghosted me. I get it. I was calling every 10 minutes, but you ghosted me. I was absolutely shocked when the concierge told me that new keys, of course on my dime, were delivered to the building.

Enjoyed my stay. Beautiful, luxury, safe spaces. Recommend that you review all locations they…read morehave in the area and make selection that suits you.