Wylie Hotel Atlanta, Tapestry Collection by Hilton - Atlanta, Georgia

Beth K.

Stayed one night, & the 4th floor Deluxe King was quiet & clean which was all we really needed. Anyone staying longer should note that there were only 4 hangers on an open "storage" area with no actual closet. A few drawers & a safe in the mini-bar area. And one "chair" that was really a small bench attached to the nightstand in addition to the small chair at the small "desk". Staff was friendly, breakfast was good. $45 valet parking added to bill. Convenient location for our short-term need, but consider your needs vs cost before booking here.

Ross C.

Very nice hotel, the pictures do it justice and it is very reasonably priced. I love how close it is to Ponce City Market and the surrounding area is great as well. Pro’s are that the hotel IS a boutique hotel, it’s cute, quiet, and comfortable. The only cons in my opinion are that Valet parking is $48/night so I had to park down the street, the refrigerator inside the room only “cools” what’s inside to 60 degrees or so, there is no microwave anywhere, and perhaps the most absurd is that ice machine requires your room key to be scanned. Other than that I would definitely stay here again for the price.

Annelise K. (. L. M. M.

I loved my stay at the Wylie! This charming hotel is located within walking distance to a number of great spots, including Ponce City Market, and a short ride from a number of other favorites. The rooms are thoughtfully decorated and stocked, the restaurant and bar in the hotel are lovely, and the staff is so kind. This was the perfect place to rest after a weekend of gigs in the city (including one in Mrs. P's which was a delight!). I'll definitely be booking here again!

Angela A.

I visited Mrs. P’s for dinner and thoroughly enjoyed myself. The bartender “Sunshine” was very knowledgeable and friendly. The ambience was beautiful and outstanding customer service from Adam (Valet), front desk attendant and Anthony Garland. I will definitely return again and look forward to hearing your live jazz or DJ on my next visit. Thank you for making my first impression of your establishment an amazing on.

Brooke B.

Beautiful hotel with amazing service! Appreciate Sherill and Anthony ( Sales Manager) checking in on me during my stay without being prompted. The Valet is also very quick and responsive! This will definitely be a hotel that I come back to for either business or pleasure. The restaurant also has amazing food and service!

Sara G.

Located in the heart of Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward, The Wylie Hotel is a chic boutique hotel. Originally built in the 1920s as the first all-women’s hotel in Atlanta, this building has been thoughtfully transformed with a snap of modern style.

Rooms at The Wylie are compact but incredibly efficient. Despite the size, the layout makes excellent use of space. My room included a private balcony to enjoy some lively city sounds.

The hotel’s location is one of its greatest assets. It’s steps away from Ponce City Market, an Atlanta landmark filled with unique shops, restaurants, and rooftop views. Being close to the BeltLine also offers easy access to some of the city’s best spots.

The Wylie Hotel is a perfect stay for those seeking character and comfort.

Vereese C.

The management is horrible especially the GM and sales director. Hilton should pull there name from this hotel because these two people are running onto the ground. They will make a sales contract and then during the event change it without notice. Beware unprofessionalism at it best.

Ateeb K.

I usually don’t feel compelled to leave a review on hotels but need to provide feedback on this one. I travel for business pretty much every week and stay in many hotels. I stayed here for 4 nights and regretted it. One elevator doesn’t work and has technical problems so it keeps arriving on the 3rd floor. There’s only one poor guy working the restaurant and also does room service so when I ordered breakfast the one time to my room it didn’t arrive for more than 80 mins and I cancelled it. They probably forgot. I don’t think it’s fair there’s one man doing all of this (he’s great btw). The lady in the front desk working tuesday morning 25 Feb was not receptive to feedback. I also asked her for water and she sent me to the restaurant and they were also out of bottles (even tho I was going to buy). The rooms are tiny, there was no hot water one day and sometimes the temperature control doesn’t work. I feel bad about typing such a long list but I hope management sees this and takes corrective actions. At the very least I would expect good service if all else fails. The doorman was the best part about this hotel he was super friendly