Georgian Terrace Hotel, Atlanta

The Georgian Terrace Hotel in Atlanta has a rich and fascinating past. It first opened its doors in 1911, and quickly became one of the most prestigious hotels in the city. Its prime location on Peachtree Street, just a few blocks away from the Fox Theatre, made it a popular destination for theater-goers and celebrities alike.

Over the years, the Georgian Terrace has been the site of many important events and milestones, having hosted many notable guests throughout the years, including President Calvin Coolidge, Walt Disney, and Elvis Presley. In 1936, the hotel played host to the premiere of "Gone with the Wind," and Clark Gable, Vivien Leigh, and other cast members stayed here during the film's Atlanta premiere. The hotel also served as a temporary home for soldiers during World War II, and later became a hub for civil rights leaders during the 1960s.

The building has undergone several renovations and restorations throughout its history, but has managed to maintain its historic charm and elegance. Today, the hotel boasts 326 guest rooms, as well as a variety of dining and event spaces.

Visitors to Atlanta can still experience the grandeur and history of the Georgian Terrace by booking a room or dining at one of its on-site restaurants. The hotel's iconic architecture and storied past make it a must-visit destination for anyone interested in Atlanta's history and culture.

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Sight Name: Georgian Terrace Hotel
Sight Location: Atlanta, USA (See walking tours in Atlanta)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
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