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Glenn Hotel

Atlanta, Georgia, United States · Autograph Collection · Accessible Luxury

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Built in 1923 as a ten-story office tower named for Atlanta mayor John Thomas Glenn and designed by Wadley B. Wood, the Glenn later sat empty enough that Central Atlanta Progress put it on a top-ten redevelopment list. A $6 million conversion in 2006 made it downtown Atlanta's first boutique hotel and an early Autograph Collection address. The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta once held the building as a possible expansion site before selling; it joined the National Register in 2008.

About Glenn Hotel

History

The Glenn Hotel occupies a 1923 building at 110 Marietta Street in downtown Atlanta that originally served as an office building and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It was converted into a green-friendly boutique hotel.

The property offers deluxe rooms and suites plus a penthouse, and operates as part of Marriott's Autograph Collection.

The setting

At 110 Marietta Street NW, downtown Atlanta. CNN Center and Centennial Olympic Park are the walk. The hotel occupies the 1923 Glenn office tower.

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