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New hotels in Atlanta

Atlanta's hotel map splits into five main areas: Downtown and South Downtown for stadiums and conventions, Midtown for arts and walkability, Buckhead for upscale shopping and business travel, Old Fourth Ward around Ponce City Market and the BeltLine for a design-forward crowd, and Virginia-Highland for a quieter, residential base.

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JW Marriott Atlanta Downtown

Atlanta, Georgia

JW Marriott Atlanta Downtown

A W Atlanta icon reborn as JW Marriott's first wellness-led U.S. flagship.

Luxury · 237 rooms

From $170

Open · May 2026
Moxy Atlanta Downtown

Atlanta, Georgia

Moxy Atlanta Downtown

A ground-up, disco-tinged Moxy lands two blocks from Centennial Olympic Park, timed to greet the FIFA World Cup crowds.

Upscale lifestyle · 183 rooms

From $200

Open · March 2026
Hotel Phoenix

Atlanta, Georgia

Hotel Phoenix

Downtown Atlanta's new landmark rises directly across from Mercedes-Benz Stadium, on the historic ground where the city itself began.

Upscale / Luxury · 292 rooms

From $270

Open · December 2025
The Tess, Autograph Collection

Atlanta, Georgia

The Tess, Autograph Collection

The former Thompson Atlanta-Buckhead became The Tess in October 2025: 201 rooms, a rooftop restaurant and pool, and a lobby library of books and vinyl.

Lifestyle · 201 rooms

From $210

Open · October 2025
Origin Hotel Atlanta

Atlanta, Georgia

Origin Hotel Atlanta

Origin Hotel Atlanta opened July 21, 2025, converting a stalled 1950s office building into a 122-room boutique property at the corner of Mitchell and Pryor streets in South Downtown, one block from Underground Atlanta.

Boutique/Lifestyle

From $110

Open · July 2025
voco The Darwin Hotel

Atlanta, Georgia

voco The Darwin Hotel

IHG's unstuffy voco brand lands in Atlanta with an adaptive-reuse conversion of a five-decade-old Old Fourth Ward building.

Upscale · 111 rooms

From $150

Open · November 2024
Hotel Granada

Atlanta, Georgia

Hotel Granada

A 1924 Spanish Colonial apartment building returns as an independent design hotel in Midtown Atlanta.

Upscale boutique / Design Hotels · 120 rooms

From $120

Open · August 2024
Forth Atlanta

Atlanta, Georgia

Forth Atlanta

A 16-story hotel-and-social-club on the Atlanta Beltline, pairing residential-style suites with a members' club open to the surrounding Old Fourth Ward community.

Luxury / Upscale lifestyle · 196 rooms

From $290

Open · July 2024
Signia by Hilton Atlanta

Atlanta, Georgia

Signia by Hilton Atlanta

Hilton's flagship Signia debut rises 42 stories on the old Georgia Dome foundation, anchoring the Georgia World Congress Center campus.

Upscale / Convention · 976 rooms

From $240

Open · January 2024
Nobu Hotel Atlanta

Atlanta, Georgia

Nobu Hotel Atlanta

Nobu's first hotel in Georgia, a nine-storey Rockwell Group building inside Buckhead's Phipps Plaza

Luxury · 152 rooms

From $395

Open · December 2022
Kimpton Shane Hotel

Atlanta, Georgia

Kimpton Shane Hotel

A 230-room boutique hotel anchoring the new Midtown Union development, wrapped in local art and a cocktail terrace overlooking Arts Center Way.

Upscale boutique · 230 rooms

From $200

Open · September 2022
The Starling Atlanta Midtown, Curio Collection by Hilton

Atlanta, Georgia

The Starling Atlanta Midtown, Curio Collection by Hilton

A 1973 Midtown tower trades its W Hotels identity for Hilton's Curio Collection after a full renovation.

Upscale · 466 rooms

From $150

Open · June 2022
Epicurean Atlanta, Autograph Collection

Atlanta, Georgia

Epicurean Atlanta, Autograph Collection

A 178-room culinary hotel built into Midtown's steel-exoskeleton office tower, with a chef's theatre and a rooftop pool an acre wide.

Upscale boutique · 178 rooms

From $220

Open · September 2021
Bellyard, West Midtown Atlanta, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

Atlanta, Georgia

Bellyard, West Midtown Atlanta, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

A new-build boutique hotel inside The Interlock, trading Downtown Atlanta clichés for West Midtown's industrial past.

Upscale / boutique lifestyle · 161 rooms

From $200

Open · May 2021
Kimpton Sylvan Hotel

Atlanta, Georgia

Kimpton Sylvan Hotel

A 1950s Buckhead apartment building, reborn twice before, now lives a third life as a 217-room mid-century boutique hotel with three distinct dining venues.

Upscale boutique · 217 rooms

From $170

Open · February 2021
The Candler Hotel Atlanta, Curio Collection by Hilton

Atlanta, Georgia

The Candler Hotel Atlanta, Curio Collection by Hilton

Atlanta's first steel skyscraper, built on Coca-Cola money in 1906, spent a century as an office tower before its marble staircase and Tiffany windows found a second life as a 265-room hotel.

Upper Upscale · 265 rooms

From $160

Open · October 2019
Hotel Clermont

Atlanta, Georgia

Hotel Clermont

A derelict flophouse under Atlanta's most infamous strip club marquee is now one of the city's sharpest boutique stays.

Upscale boutique · 94 rooms

From $142

Open · Late 2017

Coming soon in Atlanta

Iconic hotels in Atlanta

The Georgian Terrace Hotel

Atlanta

The Georgian Terrace Hotel

Opened 1911 · Independent

Above the Fox Theatre on Peachtree Street, the Georgian Terrace is where a Macmillan editor discovered Margaret Mitchell's unpublished manuscript for Gone with the Wind in the lobby in 1935, and its Grand Ballroom hosted the film's 1939 premiere gala, attended by Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh.

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We track 17 new hotels in Atlanta, opened or confirmed between 2021 and late 2027, spread across six neighborhoods: Downtown around the Georgia World Congress Center and the Centennial Yards redevelopment, South Downtown, Buckhead, Midtown, Old Fourth Ward and West Midtown. First-time visitors chasing the stadiums and Centennial Olympic Park do best Downtown; upscale shopping and business travel point to Buckhead; the arts-and-walkability crowd should look at Midtown; and design-forward travelers should head for Old Fourth Ward's Beltline frontage or West Midtown's converted industrial blocks. The pace of openings has accelerated sharply as the city preps for FIFA World Cup 2026 matches at Mercedes-Benz Stadium and, further out, Super Bowl LXII in February 2028: five of the 17 hotels we track opened or are scheduled within a single 12-month window bracketing the World Cup.

What to do

A weekend in Atlanta

Two days cover Atlanta's downtown core well. Start at Centennial Olympic Park (the Georgia Aquarium, the World of Coca-Cola and the College Football Hall of Fame all sit at its edges) then walk south toward Mercedes-Benz Stadium and State Farm Arena, both new anchors for the wave of hotels described below. In the afternoon, head to the Atlanta Beltline's Eastside Trail through Old Fourth Ward, stopping at Ponce City Market's food hall and rooftop mini-golf before Historic Fourth Ward Park. In the evening, an easy MARTA ride or short rideshare puts Buckhead's Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza, or Midtown's restaurant strip along Peachtree Street, within reach for dinner.

A full week

A longer stay lets you spread across the neighborhoods a weekend skips. Give Midtown a full day for the High Museum of Art, the Woodruff Arts Center and a walk through Piedmont Park, then spend an afternoon in West Midtown's gallery and restaurant strip around Howell Mill Road, once a working stockyard-and-foundry district. South Downtown, historically the city's least-developed hospitality pocket despite sitting a few minutes from Underground Atlanta and the Georgia State Capitol, rewards a slower walk through Government Walk before or after a Braves or Falcons game. Sports fans building a trip around Mercedes-Benz Stadium or State Farm Arena should expect Downtown hotel rates to rise sharply through summer 2026, when the city hosts FIFA World Cup matches, and again as Atlanta approaches Super Bowl LXII in February 2028.

Neighborhoods

Downtown & Centennial Yards

Downtown Atlanta's hotel map has been rewritten around two adjacent projects: the Georgia World Congress Center Authority campus and CIM Group's roughly $5 billion Centennial Yards redevelopment of the old rail yards that once ran through the city center. Signia by Hilton Atlanta opened in January 2024 on the northwest corner of the GWCC campus, on land that once held the Georgia Dome, a 42-story, 976-room tower connected to the convention halls by a direct pedestrian walkway and built around more than 100,000 square feet of event space, including the largest hotel ballroom in Georgia. JW Marriott Atlanta Downtown, a rebuild of the former W Atlanta Downtown by Looney & Associates, reopened in May 2026 as JW Marriott's first US property organized around a dedicated wellness floor, a short walk from both stadiums. Inside Centennial Yards itself, Hotel Phoenix opened in December 2025 on Mile 0 (the historic terminus of the Western & Atlantic Railway where Atlanta was founded) facing Mercedes-Benz Stadium directly from a 19-story tower designed by TVS Design around the city's 1864 destruction-and-renewal story. Moxy Atlanta Downtown followed in March 2026 two blocks from Centennial Olympic Park, a 183-room, disco-tinged build trimmed down from an originally planned 13 stories. Virgin Hotels Atlanta, announced in April 2026 and already topped out, is confirmed for 2027 as the brand's first Georgia property, anchoring Centennial Yards' planned Entertainment District directly across from State Farm Arena.

South Downtown

South Downtown, Atlanta's original 19th-century business district around Government Walk and the Georgia State Capitol, had seen comparatively little hospitality investment until Origin Hotel Atlanta opened in July 2025. Developer The Thrash Group bought the stalled 1950s office building at Mitchell and Pryor streets for $16 million in 2022, converting it into a 122-room boutique hotel one block from Underground Atlanta and within walking distance of the Five Points and Garnett MARTA stations. A 50-foot lobby sculpture titled "ATL," by artist Phil Proctor, anchors interiors built around exposed brick and Atlanta-referencing decor, and the hotel welcomes dogs with a "Pup Pack" amenity: a rarity among the newer hotels on this list.

Buckhead

Buckhead, Atlanta's upscale shopping and corporate district along Peachtree Road, carries three of the 17 hotels we track. Nobu Hotel Atlanta opened in December 2022 inside Phipps Plaza, the brand's first hotel in the South and 15th worldwide, designed by Rockwell Group around a 2,138-square-foot villa suite with custom Japanese artwork and guest access to a 90,000-square-foot athletic country club. The Tess, Autograph Collection followed in October 2025, Peregrine Hospitality's rebuild of the former Thompson Atlanta-Buckhead into a warmer, Southern-hospitality-inflected boutique hotel on East Paces Ferry Road. Kimpton Sylvan Hotel, the earliest of the three, opened in February 2021 inside a building with an unusually layered past (built as post-war efficiency apartments in the early 1950s, run as senior housing, converted to condominiums in 2000) reconfigured into a 217-room hotel that kept its original corridors and won an Atlanta Urban Design Commission Award of Excellence in Adaptive Use.

Midtown

Midtown, Atlanta's arts-and-business corridor along Peachtree Street, has the densest concentration of new hotels on this list after Downtown: five properties. Epicurean Atlanta, Autograph Collection opened first, in September 2021, at the base of the 1105 West Peachtree tower, home to Google's largest Atlanta office lease, behind a 410-foot steel exoskeleton facade designed by Rule Joy Trammell + Rubio. The Starling Atlanta Midtown, Curio Collection by Hilton followed in June 2022, a full renovation of a 1973 tower that operated as W Atlanta Midtown for 14 years before moving to Hilton's Curio Collection, steps from Piedmont Park and connected to the Colony Square complex. Kimpton Shane Hotel opened three months later, in September 2022, a ground-up 14-story addition to the Midtown Union mixed-use development a few blocks from the High Museum of Art. Hotel Granada, the most recent, opened in August 2024 inside the 1924 Granada Apartments building (hotel use since 1984, most recently the independent Artmore Hotel) restored by Aparium Hotel Group to preserve its Spanish Colonial stucco facade and horseshoe-shaped courtyard. A sixth Midtown-adjacent project, The Marriott Atlanta, is confirmed for late 2027: new owners Monomoy Property Ventures and Axonic Capital are converting the current Crowne Plaza Atlanta Midtown tower on West Peachtree Street into a flagship, city-named Marriott Hotels property, timed to reopen well ahead of Super Bowl LXII.

Old Fourth Ward

Old Fourth Ward, east of Downtown along the Atlanta Beltline, mixes historic bungalows with a fast-growing gallery-and-brewery scene, and carries two of the newer hotels on this list. voco The Darwin Hotel opened in November 2024, IHG's voco brand debut in Atlanta, an adaptive reuse of a four-story building with more than five decades of history on Parkway Drive, steps from Ponce City Market. Forth Atlanta, a 16-story, roughly $150 million ground-up building on Rankin Street, opened in July 2024 pairing a boutique hotel with a members-only social club modeled loosely on Soho House and the Ned: discounted membership tiers go to working artists, nonprofit staff and municipal employees alongside standard paid membership, and its residential-style suites carry full kitchens.

West Midtown

West Midtown, once home to stockyards, foundries and rail spurs rather than hotels, has one tracked opening: Bellyard, a Tribute Portfolio hotel that opened in May 2021 inside The Interlock mixed-use development at 14th Street and Howell Mill Road. Its "resi-mercial" interiors, developed by Mallori Hamilton at Uncommon Studios, lean on washed white oak, concrete and steel (plus a lobby cow sculpture and a metal sculpture made from recycled agricultural equipment) to nod at the neighborhood's industrial past rather than Downtown's stadium-district energy.

Which hotel for your trip

FIFA World Cup 2026 & Super Bowl LXII visitors

Downtown and Centennial Yards are the obvious base for anyone timing a trip around Atlanta's two marquee sporting moments. Signia by Hilton Atlanta, JW Marriott Atlanta Downtown, Hotel Phoenix and Moxy Atlanta Downtown all sit within a short walk of Mercedes-Benz Stadium and State Farm Arena, and Virgin Hotels Atlanta, confirmed for 2027, will add a fifth option directly across from State Farm Arena in time for Super Bowl LXII in February 2028. Expect rates across this cluster to spike hardest through the World Cup window.

Business & convention travelers

Signia by Hilton Atlanta was purpose-built for this: its direct pedestrian link to the Georgia World Congress Center and more than 100,000 square feet of event space, including Georgia's largest hotel ballroom, make it the city's default large-scale meetings hotel. Kimpton Shane Hotel, inside Midtown Union, and Epicurean Atlanta, at the base of a Google-anchored office tower, both suit a smaller corporate booking that wants Midtown's arts-district address over a convention-center commute.

Couples & design-focused travelers

Hotel Granada's restored 1924 Spanish Colonial shell and Kimpton Sylvan Hotel's mid-century apartment-building bones both give a couple's trip more architectural story than a standard tower room. Nobu Hotel Atlanta, inside Phipps Plaza, pairs Rockwell Group design with the brand's signature restaurant for a Buckhead stay built around a splurge dinner as much as the room itself.

Travelers who want the Beltline on their doorstep

Forth Atlanta and voco The Darwin Hotel both sit inside Old Fourth Ward, within a few minutes' walk of the Atlanta Beltline's Eastside Trail and Ponce City Market. Forth's members' club and residential-style kitchen suites suit a longer stay or a trip built around the neighborhood's gallery and brewery scene; voco The Darwin's onsite dog park and complimentary e-bikes make it the more practical pick for a shorter visit centered on exploring on two wheels.

Shoppers & Buckhead travelers

Buckhead's three tracked hotels each sit within walking distance of Lenox Square or Phipps Plaza. The Tess, Autograph Collection offers the newest, warmest take on the neighborhood's boutique-hotel scene, while Kimpton Sylvan Hotel's low-rise, tree-canopied setting suits travelers who want distance from Buckhead's busier retail corners without leaving the district.

Frequently asked questions

What is the newest hotel to open in Atlanta?

Among the 17 hotels we track, JW Marriott Atlanta Downtown is the most recent confirmed opening, in May 2026: a rebuild of the former W Atlanta Downtown into JW Marriott's first US property with a dedicated wellness floor. Moxy Atlanta Downtown opened two months earlier, in March 2026.

Which Atlanta hotels are opening in time for the 2026 FIFA World Cup?

JW Marriott Atlanta Downtown, Moxy Atlanta Downtown, Hotel Phoenix and Signia by Hilton Atlanta are all confirmed or already open within walking distance of Mercedes-Benz Stadium, where Atlanta will host FIFA World Cup 2026 matches. Virgin Hotels Atlanta, confirmed for 2027, will arrive just after.

Which Atlanta neighborhood has the most new hotels?

Midtown and Downtown each have five of the 17 hotels we track. Midtown's cluster (Epicurean Atlanta, The Starling Atlanta Midtown, Kimpton Shane Hotel, Hotel Granada and the confirmed Marriott Atlanta) centers on the arts district along Peachtree Street; Downtown's cluster centers on the Georgia World Congress Center and the Centennial Yards redevelopment.

Is there a hotel directly connected to the Georgia World Congress Center?

Signia by Hilton Atlanta, which opened in January 2024 on the site of the former Georgia Dome, connects to the Georgia World Congress Center's convention halls by a direct pedestrian walkway: the only tracked hotel with that link.

Are any of Atlanta's new hotels inside historic buildings?

Yes. Hotel Granada occupies the 1924 Granada Apartments building in Midtown, Kimpton Sylvan Hotel is a converted early-1950s apartment building in Buckhead, and voco The Darwin Hotel reused a four-decade-old building in Old Fourth Ward. Origin Hotel Atlanta converted a stalled 1950s office building in South Downtown. The rest of the hotels on this list are ground-up new construction.

Is there a pet-friendly new hotel in Atlanta?

Origin Hotel Atlanta, in South Downtown, welcomes dogs with a "Pup Pack" amenity, and voco The Darwin Hotel, in Old Fourth Ward, has an onsite dog park. Pet policies vary and change without notice, so confirm directly with any hotel before booking.

How many new hotels does this guide track in Atlanta?

Seventeen, opened or confirmed between 2021 and late 2027: Kimpton Sylvan Hotel, Bellyard, Epicurean Atlanta, The Starling Atlanta Midtown, Kimpton Shane Hotel, Forth Atlanta, voco The Darwin Hotel, Hotel Granada, Nobu Hotel Atlanta, Signia by Hilton Atlanta, Origin Hotel Atlanta, The Tess (Autograph Collection), Moxy Atlanta Downtown, Hotel Phoenix, JW Marriott Atlanta Downtown, Virgin Hotels Atlanta and The Marriott Atlanta. Each has its own fiche with opening details on this site.