Club Wyndham Atlanta

This resort is close to everything! Many venues are within walking distance: Mercedes-Benz Stadium, State Farm Arena, World Congress Center, National Civil Rights Museum, Georgia Aquarium, Coca-Cola Museum, and the Football Hall of Fame, just to name a few. You are right at the steps of Centennial Olympic Park. I did not need a car to get around, and there were plenty of eating establishments.

Convenient to downtown Atlanta, Centennial Olympic Park, Georgia World Congress Center, Mercedes Benz Stadium, Philips Arena and Skyview Atlanta Ferris Wheel, this gem has it all! Rooftop pool, excellent service, resort entertainment on select nights, spectacular cleanliness and a Jimmy Buffet 'Margaritaville' restaurant attached! I could spend weeks here and have everything I need!

Royal treatment from valet to front desk! Location you can’t beat! All the attractions are near you. Comfy place to lay your head or cook up something in the full kitchen.

Club Wyndham Atlanta enjoys a prime location in the heart of downtown. It is at walking distance from Mercedes-Benz Stadium and Centennial Olympic Park. Amenities: Rooftop Pool and bar with stunning views of the city, fitness center, owner's lounge, concierge services, convenient stores, Margarita Ville restaurant, laundry facilities, WIFI internet access (free may apply). Nearby attractions: Georgia aquarium, World of Coca Cola, College Football Hall of Fame, National Center for Civil and Human Rights, Skyview Atlanta Ferris Wheel, various museums and restaurants, venues for Atlanta Professional Sports Teams. On site Valet Parking is available for additional fee. When visiting set your GPS to 152 Nassau Street, Atlanta, Georgia.

This is a great location in downtown Atlanta. It is near Mercedes Benz Stadium And across the street from Centenial Olympic Park. There are great restaurants within walking distance. This room is a Presidential suite with great views of Atlanta. The College Football Hall of Fame, the Georgia Aquarium, the Coca Cola Museum and the Civil Rights Museum.