TL;DR
- Cozy charm: Small and intimate compared to Atlanta’s big luxury hotels.
- Southern hospitality: A rare chance to enjoy warmth and personal service.
- High demand: Just seven rooms, so booking ahead is smart.
- Cultural ties: On the National Register of Historic Places and active in preservation efforts.
- Check prices here
Atlanta has plenty of large luxury hotels, some in stunning historic buildings, but few have the cozy intimacy and charm of this Midtown boutique hotel.
If you’re trying to avoid the sometimes impersonal pomp of a big hotel without sacrificing on luxury, Stonehurst Place is a a good opportunity to enjoy genuine southern hospitality.
We’d book in advance, as their seven rooms are in high demand and can fill up quickly.
One thing we really love is the commitment to creating a culturally and ecologically conscious place to stay.
On the National Register of Historic Places, Stonehurst Place is a sponsor of the Atlanta Preservation Center and the historic Oakland Cemetery.
What are the rooms like?
- Seven rooms: Each uniquely designed with luxury details.
- Suites: The Gables sleeps four, the Fowler is perfect for honeymoons.
- Character: Options like the slant-roofed Eaves attic with city views.
- Luxury touches: Heated floors, fireplaces, four-poster beds, antiques, minibars, Alexa.
- Bathrooms: Marble floors, walk-in showers, robes, and lighted mirrors.
- Design: Elegant whites, ivories, browns, and notable original artworks.
- See each room in detail here
You’ll choose from this small set of rooms and suites, each option entirely unique.
The Gables Suite can sleep up to four, while the Fowler Suite offers more space to only two guests, making an ideal Honeymoon Suite with its soaking tub and fireplace.
Shorter guests more interested in charm than space will love the Eaves, a slant-roofed attic with the best views in the house.
Other rooms and suites offer heated flooring, gorgeous four-poster beds, more fireplaces, mirrored wardrobes and some lovely antiques.
All rooms include notably luxurious linens, LCD TVs, beautiful minibars, individually-controlled heating systems, and are fitted with Alexa for music or alarms.
Bathrooms are stunning, with marble floors, walk-in showers, lighted mirrors and bathrobes you won’t want to take off.
The decor is pure luxury – rich textiles in whites and ivories, with touches of browns, some pearly silver, and the occasional floral print for some fun.
The art is notable too – original works by a number of different well-known artists that give an air of decided class.
What are prices like?
Note: Only children 13 and above are permitted to stay at Stonehurst Place
And what’s the food like? Any facilities we should know about?
- Breakfast included: Gourmet continental on weekdays, two-course on weekends.
- Homemade treats: Fresh pastries, oat dishes, great coffee.
- Dietary needs: Innkeepers accommodate special requests.
- Snacks & lounges: Available all day, with garden and lounge spaces.
- Extra indulgence: In-room massages available.
- Convenience: Free parking, walkable Midtown location.
As a B&B, breakfast is included in the price, and this is one you want to miss. The chef is one of the owners, a self-taught marvel that caters a gourmet continental-style breakfast on weekdays.
You’ll start the day with fresh, home-cooked pastries, oaty treats, and delicious coffee.
Stay for a weekend to indulge in one of her two-course breakfasts, a real treat. You can contact the innkeepers ahead of time for any special dietary needs, and they’ll be happy to work with you. Snacks are available throughout the day in the dining room.
After breakfast, there are a number of comfortable common areas to hang out in, including a beautiful garden and multiple lounge areas, one with a grand piano.
If you want an extra bit of luxury, book yourself an in-room massage.
The innkeepers have mastered the art of being available without hovering, and if you need any advice, just ask.
Free on-site parking means you’ll be able to explore the entire city easily, but the great location means you’ll be able to do a lot of sightseeing on foot.
How is the neighborhood? Anything interesting nearby?
- Cultural hub: Near Fox Theatre, Woodruff Art Center, and the High Museum.
- Outdoors: Walk to Piedmont Park, Botanical Garden, and BeltLine trail.
- Dining & shopping: Midtown has great restaurants and markets nearby.
- Helpful guide: Hotel provides a curated map of recommended attractions.
Midtown Atlanta is a real hub for culture. You’ll find event venues like the Fox Theatre and The Woodruff Art Center, which is minutes from the High Museum, one of the best art museums in the Southern US.
Piedmont Park and the Atlanta Botanical Garden will satisfy outdoorsy guests, which connects to the Atlanta BeltLine Eastside trail, a walking path that will take you on a tour almost all the way Downtown.
You’ll also find some excellent restaurants, markets and shopping areas in Midtown. This boutique hotel has very graciously compiled a map of recommended attractions that will lead you on your explorations.
And what about the reviews? What did other guests think?
Some things guests liked:
”Absolutely stunning interior especially the bathroom with a huge shower, wonderful hospitality with a delicious home cooked breakfast and brownies waiting for us in our room. The best place we stayed throughout our 2 week road trip to the US….”
”The staff were super accommodating! We bothered them numerous times with questions and they were happy to help. The little extras, that we didn’t expect were a nice bonus and value, mints on the pillows, complementary beverages and snacks. The bedding WAS indeed lux as advertised. We wish we could have stayed longer!…”
Some things guests didn’t like:
”Parking a little tight with all rooms occupied. Would have liked to have breakfast on the beautiful back porch, but it was too chilly. Although there was an outdoor heater on the porch, it wasn’t offered. I did not feel at liberty to ask if it could be turned on….”
”Atlanta traffic 🙂 but that couldn’t be helped!!!….”
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