Hotel Granada opens in Midtown after two-year renovation
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A 100-year-old historic building in the heart of Midtown Atlanta is now open after a two-year renovation and restoration project.
The latest: Hotel Granada at 1302 W. Peachtree Street NW has been transformed into "a sophisticated respite for all who enter through its Spanish colonial archways," according to its press release.
- New York-based Monomoy Property Ventures and Scarp Ridge Capital Partners were in charge of the top-to-bottom renovation. Aparium Hotel Group manages the hotel.
What they're saying: Alfonce McKinney, the hotel's general manager, said they are "thrilled to reintroduce this iconic landmark... where classic Southern inspirations mix with an old-world European feel to create an entirely new energy."
The vibe: The renovated 120-room hotel includes a restaurant called Pom Court, a meeting space, and a cocktail bar that's in the works.
- Rooms start at $179 per night.
Flashback: The property originally opened in 1924 as Granada Apartments, according to real estate firm Hodges Ward Elliott.
- It was later converted to hotel use in 1984 and reopened as Artmore Hotel.
