Noble Investment Group and Marriott International have opened the dual-branded AC Hotel Atlanta Midtown and Moxy Atlanta Midtown in the heart of Midtown’s thriving business and arts district.

With a combined 288 rooms and suites, this is the first-ever combination of the AC Hotels by Marriott and Moxy Hotels brands under one roof.

 

AC Hotel Atlanta Midtown

Facing 14th Street, the European-inspired AC Hotel Atlanta Midtown offers 133 rooms with sophisticated, sleek design elements. Playing off the muted palette of the interiors, the hotel showcases abstract sculptures that speak to the motion and fluidity of a dance, inspired by its location in the epicenter of the arts.

A simple, yet sophisticated palette of mixed metals reflect the urban city of Atlanta. Tones of black, white, brass and silver art are harmonized throughout the hotel. Bold mural-style pieces, refined metals and expressive sculptural elements mingle to create movement from dance and theater performances.

 

Moxy Atlanta Midtown Hotel

Facing 13th Street, the experiential Moxy Atlanta Midtown Hotel offers 155 rooms and communal areas with industrial features including reclaimed pallet ceilings and iron finishes. Guests will check-in at Bar Moxy and be welcomed by a complimentary cocktail, mocktail or coffee.

The artwork is playful and captivating, including “Welcome Home,” a 54-foot long mural by renowned Atlanta artist, Greg Mike. Inspired by the “True Colors” mural he painted on Atlanta’s iconic Ponce Wall in 2015, this site-specific mural features his signature large format black and white bear peering over couches.

 

Dual Amenities 

Above both hotels is High Note, a vibrant rooftop featuring pool, cabanas and bar, meeting space, state-of-the-art health and fitness and an outdoor entertaining area with firepits. A

dditionally, both hotels provide outstanding food and beverage service. European-style offerings from Executive Chef Jeremy Hartman at the AC, and fun naan bread specialties and kombucha on tap at the Moxy. McKibbon Hospitality will be the operator for both hotels.

The hotel’s ground-level path will provide connectivity between 13th and 14th Streets while featuring installations from local artists. The Arts Walk will eventually span from 10th Street to the Woodruff Arts Center.

 

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