Atlanta: A World-Class, Modern City With A Rich, Passionate History

July 2, 2012 - PRLog -- Atlanta: A World-Class, Modern City With A Rich, Passionate History
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As the South's largest city, Atlanta quickly captures visitors' hearts with its legendary hospitality, so it's hardly surprising that so many people come here for a visit and end up staying for a lifetime. This vibrant city is easy to reach and even easier to enjoy with its blend of world-class hotels, dining, shopping and nightlife. And each Atlanta neighborhood offers its own unique treasures: the cultural scene of Midtown, the foodies' haven of the Westside, and the fantastic boutiques and galleries of Buckhead. Be prepared to be greeted with a heartfelt "How y'all doing?" In this spectacular city, you'll be sure to be doing just fine.

Where To Stay
The Ritz-Carlton, Atlanta
The Ritz-Carlton, Atlanta is downtown's premier business address and its awe-inspiring new interiors provide a luxurious oasis in the heart of the city. Surrounded by the state's centers of finance and government, and just minutes from the Georgia Aquarium and sports events at the Georgia Dome, Philips Arena and Turner Field, The Ritz-Carlton, Atlanta is ideally situated for work and play.

For additional information and reservations, please visit
www.ritzcarlton.com/Atlanta or call (404) 659-0400.

Glenn Hotel Autograph Collection
Glenn is the "character" of this provocative hotel in Atlanta. When guests are ready for a change of pace from the privacy in their downtown Atlanta hotel rooms, Glenn invites them to enjoy his living room "salon" for a drink, to engage in some good conversation, or just relax. No visit is complete without a trip to the acclaimed Glenn's Kitchen or the Rooftop Skylounge for a breathtaking view of greater Atlanta area.

For additional information and reservations, please visit
www.glennhotel.com or call (404) 521-2250.

Where To Eat
Holman & Finch Public House
Restaurant Eugene owner-chef Linton Hopkins, along with mixologist Greg Best, govern an ambitious gastropub just across the breezeway from the mother establishment. With a lively atmosphere and a warm but sophisticated décor, Holeman & Finch presents a raft of small plates and noshes. The menu is a tip of the hat to the historic recipes that pubs, bistros and yes, Southern kitchens have served for hundreds of years and, at the same time, points to what it tastes like to live and eat well in Atlanta.

For additional information, please visit www.holeman-finch.com
or call (404) 948-1175.

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