Built in 1907 as the home of the famous Atlanta clothier George Muse of Muse's department stores, the Ansley Inn bed and breakfast is a landmark of Midtown Atlanta

The Beverly Hills Inn has an intriguing history dating back to 1929, when it opened as an apartment home for elderly single women seeking the convenience of a central location coupled with the prestige of living in the beautiful Garden Hills District

Built in 1913, the Bed and Breakfast craftsman styled home in Atlanta has been seen nationally and internationally on CNN's "Travel Guide", on numerous episodes of the Discovery channel's "Lynette Jennings Design Show", on CBS's "48 Hours", and on the Travel Channel. It has been profiled as a question on the popular game show "Jeopardy", and featured in national and local publications, which attest to its world-class quality.

The Greenwood Bed and Breakfast is located in the highly acclaimed Virginia Highland neighborhood of Atlanta, GA. Amenities include a 525 square-foot suite with private entrance, separate bedroom with small TV, full bath, full kitchen, living room with a large queen sleeper sofa, lovely enclosed porch, hardwood floors, and off-street parking

The residence built in 1912 for Robert W. Woodruff, Atlanta's famous anonymous donor and Coca-Cola soft-drink magnate, is a carefully restored home and bed and breakfast located in Inman Park

Located in a National Register of Historic Places neighborhood, the spectacular Queen Anne-style King-Keith House is one of the most photographed houses in Atlanta. Old house enthusiasts will enjoy the varied architecture of the restored neighborhood, Inman Park, shaded by live oaks and including such homes as the residence of the founder of Coca-Cola

We are conveniently located 5 miles east of downtown Atlanta. The entertainment districts of Decatur, Little 5 Points, and Virginia Highlands are within 3 miles

Separating itself from other Atlanta inns, Ponce de Leon Place Bed & Breakfast was created to offer its guests a unique lodging experience, no matter what they're looking for - a private, quiet escape or access to all of the excitement of a vibrant city

The Shellmont Inn is an impeccably restored 1891 National Register mansion in Midtown Atlanta's theatre, restaurant and cultural district

Sugar Magnolia, lovingly restored to its original charm and beauty, proudly displays its antiquity in many of its unique features --- a three-story turret and grand staircase, six fireplaces, oval beveled windows, hand-painted plasterwork and the front hall's magnificent crystal chandelier.

Ideally located across the street from Emory University's academic and medical community and only 15 miles northeast of Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, the vibrant world of Atlanta is just minutes away. The University Inn is family-owned and operated in the tradition of Southern hospitality. This restful, low-key environment promotes relaxation and restoration.

The Virginia Highland Bed and Breakfast is a recently restored 1920's craftsman bungalow nestled in a cottage garden.