Area Attractions

Our hotel offers easy access to Atlanta's most popular attractions. Take a stroll around downtown and check out the Georgia Aquarium, World of Coca-Cola, Center for Civil and Human Rights and the College Football Hall of Fame. Or hop on MARTA, directly linked to our hotel, and enjoy a day of fun in nearby neighborhoods, from Buckhead and Midtown to West Midtown, Inman Park or Old 4th Ward.

Hyatt Regency Atlanta

265 Peachtree Street NE
Atlanta, Georgia, United States, 30303

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Popular Attractions

King Center, Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site and Sweet Auburn

This area served as the thriving center of black enterprise in Atlanta from the 1890's through the 1940's. It is the birthplace of Martin Luther King Jr. and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, and the site of black-owned businesses such as the Atlanta Life Insurance Co. and Studioplex, the headquarters for the National Black Arts Festival.

Piedmont Park

2.5 MILES AWAY
Piedmont Park is Atlanta’s 189- acre greenspace just three MARTA train stops from our hotel. The Park is a local gathering spot for festivals and concerts and features tennis and basketball courts, a pool and aquatic center, paths for jogging and biking, children’s play areas and ideal spots for picnicking and relaxing under the city skyline.

World of Coca-Cola

.4 MILES AWAY
The official museum of Atlanta’s home town refresher, World of Coca-Cola features tastings of more than 100 Coca-Cola drinks from around the world, historic exhibits and the Vault for Coca-Cola’s legendary secret formula.

Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Atlanta's iconic retractable roof stadium is home to Atlanta Falcons football, Atlanta United soccer, world-class concerts and sports events. The Home Depot Backyard is the stadium's 11-acre green space for tailgating and special events.

Art & Culture

King Center, Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site and Sweet Auburn

This area served as the thriving center of black enterprise in Atlanta from the 1890's through the 1940's. It is the birthplace of Martin Luther King Jr. and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, and the site of black-owned businesses such as the Atlanta Life Insurance Co. and Studioplex, the headquarters for the National Black Arts Festival.

Outdoor Activities

Atlanta BeltLine

A former rail road track encirling the city, the Atlanta BeltLine is now a walking and bike path that's become one of Atlanta's favorite weekend destinations.

Centennial Olympic Park

This 21-acre site was one of the most popular spots in the city during the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games. Today, year-round programming featuring concerts, family activities and artists' markets make the park a gathering place for Atlantans and visitors alike.

Piedmont Park

Piedmont Park is Atlanta’s 189- acre greenspace just three MARTA train stops from our hotel. The Park is a local gathering spot for festivals and concerts and features tennis and basketball courts, a pool and aquatic center, paths for jogging and biking, children’s play areas and ideal spots for picnicking and relaxing under the city skyline.

Shopping

Krog Street Market

A former TV studio and warehouse in Atlanta's Inman Park neighborhood is now an indoor market featuring popular new restaurants and shops.

West Midtown

This new and vibrant former warehouse district features some of Atlanta's best dining and shopping, including national retailers like Room & Board, local boutiques and specialty shops.