1302 W Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA 30309
Stepping onto Hotel Granada’s courtyard immediately puts the weary tourist at ease, especially after a long day of traveling or sightseeing. The hotel, which opened in August 2024, kept the historic Spanish architectural details from the building's original iteration as a 1920s apartment building. How’s this for paying homage to the lavishness of the roaring 20s? Inside, you’ll notice one-of-a-kind details such as custom wallpaper that features Atlanta’s FOX theater, 1996 Olympic torch and the Granada tree—which is Spanish for pomegranate.
Inside any of the hotel’s 120 modern rooms, you’ll find rattan bed furniture, flint green accent walls, and coffee table books that celebrate Georgia’s own Waffle House diner. Make sure you take some time to lounge in Pom Court, the hotel’s lobby restaurant for Southern and Spanish cuisine by executive chef Jaime Cubias, or its lower-level cocktail bar May Peel, named after a Titanic survivor who once lived in one of the building’s apartments.