Hilton Atlanta

Frommer's Review

If you want to stay in one of the downtown megahotels, this is a good choice. One of Atlanta's top convention hotels -- with 104,000 square feet of meeting and exhibit space -- the Hilton is surprisingly upscale for a chain. The guest rooms and bathrooms are very nice and quite large, and the amenities include coffeemakers, minibars, and hair dryers, plus video checkout and account-review functions. Some of the suites have Murphy beds for extra guests.

The Hilton's premier restaurant is Nikolai's Roof, a 30th-floor dining room offering spectacular skyline vistas, which recently celebrated 30 years in Atlanta. Multicourse prix-fixe French and Russian dinners are the specialty, as are the flavored vodkas steeped in-house. Adjacent to Nikolai's Roof is A Point of View bar. Trader Vic's, a South Seas-Polynesian restaurant found at numerous Hiltons, offers its signature setting of palm trees and tiki torches, plus potent rum drinks. The Garden Terrace, a pretty lobby-level eatery centered on a vast fountain, serves buffet meals at breakfast and lunch as well as a Sunday champagne brunch. Adjoining it are the Cafe Express Deli (a 24-hr. facility) and Le Café, the Hilton's casual dining facility. Finally, there's the Bogart-and-Bergman-themed Casablanca Bar with a big-screen TV that attracts a sports-minded crowd.

Facilities:
4 restaurants; 2 bars; 24-hr. deli; outdoor pool and sun deck; 4 outdoor tennis courts; 2 basketball courts; fitness center w/jogging track; Jacuzzi; sauna; concierge; airport shuttle; business center; shops; limited room service

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