Marriott hotels in Atlanta by neighborhood and brand

As of April 2026, there are 11 verified Marriott International hotels operating in Atlanta across brands including Courtyard, W Hotels, Westin, AC Hotels, Aloft, Moxy, Element, TownePlace Suites, Four Points by Sheraton, and Le Méridien. This count reflects confirmed active properties only. The former W Atlanta Downtown is closed and is expected to reopen as a JW Marriott in spring 2026, at which point it will be added.

Westin Peachtree Plaza Atlanta is the closest, at about a 3-minute walk from Peachtree Center station on the Red and Gold lines. Moxy Atlanta Midtown and Four Points by Sheraton Downtown Atlanta are also within 4 to 5 minutes of their nearest stations. If MARTA access matters to you, any of the Downtown or Midtown properties will serve you better than Le Méridien Atlanta Perimeter, which is a 10-minute walk from Dunwoody station.

TownePlace Suites Atlanta Inman Park and Element Atlanta Midtown are both built for stays of a week or longer. TownePlace Suites offers full kitchens and a more apartment-like layout. Element Midtown adds sustainability features, bike lending, and a free breakfast, and it is on Peachtree Street with easy MARTA access. Both tend to price lower per night than full-service options when you book for seven or more nights.

No. The former Sheraton Atlanta on Courtland Street left the Marriott portfolio and now operates as Courtland Grand Hotel, Trademark Collection by Wyndham. It is no longer part of the Bonvoy program. Atlanta Marriott Marquis on Peachtree Center Avenue remains an active Marriott property and is one of the largest hotels in Georgia.

Two Marriott properties operate in Buckhead as of April 2026: Courtyard Atlanta Buckhead on Peachtree Road NE and AC Hotel Atlanta Buckhead on Wieuca Road NE. Both are within walking distance of the Buckhead MARTA station. The AC Hotel leans design-conscious; the Courtyard is a more straightforward business-travel option at a lower rate.

Element Atlanta Midtown is the property most focused on sustainability, built to LEED standards with ENERGY STAR appliances and a bike lending program. Most other Marriott properties in Atlanta participate in the Serve 360 program, which covers energy management, water conservation, and single-use plastic reduction, but formal third-party certifications like LEED Gold are not widely held across the Atlanta portfolio as of 2026.