Wylie Hotel

There’s just something about Atlanta that keeps people coming back for more. With a rich history, vibrant neighborhoods, multicultural food scene, thriving nightlife, and too many parks to name, we can’t blame y’all for wanting to visit Atlanta.

Luckily, ATL’s city limits have plenty of hotels to accommodate visitors from all walks of life. From trendy boutique hotels to lavish five-star options, we have you covered with all the best hotels in Atlanta for your next trip or staycation.

The Old Fourth Ward is fast becoming a stylish boutique hotel zone in the city. With the Hotel Clermont’s revitalization in 2018, New City’s forthcoming development on Dallas Street, and last year’s relaunch of the Wylie Hotel, the Ponce de Leon Avenue corridor now boasts several slick hotel offerings, with more on the way.

Liz Young, currently the Director of Sales at Wylie Hotel, had a front-row seat for both the Hotel Clermont and Wylie Hotel projects.

Atlanta is a city that’s on the rise. Known for many things—hip-hop, the birth of the Civil Rights Movement, and the birthplace of hot senators, among others—it has flown a bit under the radar as a travel destination.

While Thanksgiving typically gets the rep of being November’s marquee holiday, the end of this month is loaded with plenty of fun, mini-holidays as well. Of course, Black Friday arrives the day after Thanksgiving—even though it technically starts late Thursday evening—but there are also more mindful holidays that pop up over the following days, from Giving Tuesday to Choose Women Wednesday.

A taste of Southern hospitality in the heart of the city’s bustling Old Fourth Ward

A step removed from the famous parties of Ponce De Leon Avenue, entering Wylie Hotel from the valet stand is like entering someone’s home. Yellow monogrammed chairs, eclectic artwork and fresh-cut flowers, some of which are for sale, fill the lobby. Despite its cozy appearance, this hotel sits atop what was once a local LGBTIA party revolution.

ATLANTA – Wylie Hotel, the historic boutique hotel located in the Old Historic Fourth Ward neighborhood, is now operated by Driftwood Hospitality Management. Based out of North Palm Beach, Florida with decades of hospitality experience and a strategic focus on hotel and resort acquisitions, Wylie Hotel will join over 80 other properties that Driftwood manages across the United States. Additionally, the boutique hotel will transition to a Tapestry Collection by Hilton.