Ellis Hotel Atlanta, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel by Marriott
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Atlanta, GA
The City in a Forest, Hollywood of the South, Silicon Peach: Atlanta is hard to classify with a dynamism that’s ever-evolving. With its legendary past and impeccable tradition, the Ellis Hotel Atlanta, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel by Marriott stands at the heart of this city bursting with wonders both classic and contemporary. Refurbished in 2007, the Ellis Hotel Atlanta with its Neoclassical style resembles the original 1913 hotel. This historic Peachtree Street landmark showcases 127 stylish guestrooms and suites, renovated meeting spaces, award-winning service, and eco-friendly practices that have earned the hotel Green Seal certification. This Southern city holds many accolades and distinctions. One unique distinction is Atlanta’s claim to two Pulitzer Prize winners for peace: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States. The King Center and The Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum pay tribute to these remarkable Georgians and are but a sliver of the noteworthy sites to visit in this culturally and historically significant city.
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