Built in 1923 and named after Atlanta's Mayor at the time, John T. Glenn, the Glenn Hotel's significant architecture has been transformed through eco-friendly adaptive reuse into an exciting and graceful cosmopolitan player that immediately engages guests and inspires them to connect with the city.
Thoughtful, clever and eclectic, contemporary accents blend seamlessly with National Historic Register status and green-friendly consciousness. Just outside are the countless culinary, cultural and scenic diversions that make up the exciting Luckie Marietta District. Inside, a cool coziness permeates, led by the warm traditions and hospitality of the South. Thoughtful design surrounds. Five individually dynamic meeting spaces motivate. Atlanta-based Concentrics Restaurant's 30 Tables delights. And the experience is topped off at 11 Stories, the roof top nightspot.
The Glenn Hotel is Downtown Atlanta. Located at the intersection of Marietta and Spring Streets in the Luckie Marietta District, it's far from ordinary and close to everything. It neighbors the CNN Center, Philips Arena, Georgia Dome, and Georgia State Bar and is steps away from the Georgia World Congress Center and Centennial Olympic Park. The Georgia Aquarium, the World of Coke, American Cancer Society and AmericasMart are right here, too. Business. Pleasure. You're in the middle of it.
Whether vacation, business trip or special occasion, it's a carefully crafted experience that can only be described as "Uniquely Glenn."