Hotel Granada Midtown
Spanish Bohemian meets Southern Charm — old-world European architecture with local Atlanta soul. Moody cocktail bar downstairs, sunny courtyard dining above. The vibes lean romantic and independent rather than corporate.
Courtyard-facing rooms are considered the best in the hotel — that's where the energy is, and you get the architectural views
Why It Matters
Named one of the Best Hotels in Atlanta by Condé Nast Traveler. It's Atlanta's only Spanish Colonial boutique hotel and one of Midtown's rare low-rise properties, directly across from the Arts Center MARTA station. The building has been a neighborhood fixture since the 1920s.
A four-story Spanish Colonial building that originally opened in 1923/1924 as the Granada Apartments, Hotel Granada is Midtown Atlanta's most distinctive boutique hotel — a creamy stucco and red-tile-roof anomaly standing defiantly against the glass towers that surround it. Renovated and reopened in August 2024 under Aparium Hotel Group, the horseshoe-shaped property centers on Pom Court, a leafy open-air courtyard that doubles as an all-day restaurant. The design leans hard into 'Spanish Bohemian meets Southern Charm': terracotta floors, deep rustic greens, brass fixtures, archways, and art curated in collaboration with the Savannah College of Art & Design.
Where You'll Stay
8 room types available
Deluxe King
A step up from the base King at 329 sq ft. Still compact by American hotel standards but more breathing room, and the same well-executed design throughout. Good option for solo travelers or couples who want a bit more space without going full suite.
King
Deluxe King ADA
Accessible Deluxe King at 368 sq ft with roll-in shower, mobility-accessible layout, and the same design treatment as the rest of the hotel. Hearing accessible kits also available.
King
Granada Studio King
At 333 sq ft, this is the studio format room with a separate lounge area featuring a sofa and seating area — which gives it a more residential feel than the standard rooms. Reviews call it the 'urban sophistication' pick with a genuinely comfortable king bed and space to breathe.
KingKing Guestroom
The entry-level room and the smallest in the building. That's 272 square feet max, so don't expect to spread out. What you do get is the hotel's signature decor: textured finishes, brass fixtures, cool color palette, and local art on the walls. Works for one or two people who are mainly using the room to sleep.
KingMosaic Suite
The largest room category in the hotel at up to 407 sq ft. Named for the decorative mosaic tile work that runs through the building. Has the same full suite layout with separate sleeping and living areas.
KingOasis Studio Suite
At 386 sq ft, one of the larger studio-suite configurations. The 'Oasis' name is a nod to the courtyard setting and the room is designed to feel like a private retreat. King bed in an open-plan layout.
KingPiedmont Suite
Named for nearby Piedmont Park. Has a separate bedroom with a king bed and a spacious living area — giving it genuine suite functionality in 336 sq ft. The living space makes it one of the better picks for a longer stay.
KingTwo Queen Guestroom
More square footage than the standard King at up to 369 sq ft, and the logical pick if you're traveling with a friend or bringing the kids. Two queen beds, the same Spanish-Southern design treatment as the rest of the property.
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Eat & Drink
2 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
On-site gym with Peloton bikes, free weights, stretching benches, and treadmills. Complimentary for hotel guests.
The hotel runs periodic events tied to Atlanta's arts and cultural calendar. Being steps from the Woodruff Arts Center, High Museum of Art, and Center for Puppetry Arts makes the hotel a natural base for Atlanta's cultural scene.
Hotel Granada actively welcomes dogs and other pets — up to 2 pets per room. The hotel has a dedicated 'Pack Your Pup' experience page indicating they've put thought into pet-friendly stays.
Daily grab-and-go counter service starting at 6:30am with espresso, drip coffee, smoothies, and breakfast pastries. Full counter service runs until 1pm; grab-and-go options available all day.
On weekend evenings, Pom Court hosts live music in the courtyard, creating an atmosphere that pulls in both hotel guests and Midtown locals. Genre varies by week.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Complimentary WiFi available in all rooms and public areas.
Art collection produced in collaboration with the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). Local artists including Michelle Armas, Evan Blackwell Helgeson, and Sarah Mangalapalli are featured. Hallway wallpaper features pomegranate seeds and Atlanta-specific references including the 1996 Olympic torch, Crepe Myrtle blossoms, and Fox Theatre marquee.
All rooms include a mini-bar. Snack pricing is reasonable by hotel standards — guests have noted items like $3 for peanut M&Ms and $9 for a canned cocktail.
Bookable via Marriott Bonvoy as a Design Hotels member property. Guests can earn and redeem Marriott Bonvoy points.
Valet parking is available on site. No self-park option on premises. Reviews note the valet can be slow during busy periods — request your car 30–60 minutes ahead to be safe. No EV charging available.
Pets are welcome. Maximum of 2 pets per room. Charges may apply.
The lush interior courtyard at the hotel's center — crape myrtles, an original fountain, wicker furniture, and Spanish archways. One of Midtown's rare outdoor gathering spaces, open to hotel guests and the public via Pom Court.
Front desk staffed 24 hours. Mobile key access available via Marriott Bonvoy app.
The MARTA Arts Center station is directly across the street — arguably the best transit-adjacent hotel in Midtown. Direct rail connection to Hartsfield-Jackson Airport.
Peloton bikes, treadmills, free weights, and stretching benches. Complimentary for all guests.
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