Hotels near Fernbank Museum of Natural History

"Clean & nice"

"Everything was great"

"The Clermont hotel is a classic boutique experience. They have my back and I have their back. Everything is set for whatever cultural, social, culinary or entertainment adventure you might have in mind. Great location and great vibe."

"Nice staff and easy access abs exit. "

"Super cute hotel. Front desk was so nice and they gave us a little paper crane to exchange for a free glass of champagne. "

"Beautiful, historic property in Midtown Atlanta, Excellent staff, friendly, helpful, super efficient. The room was spacious and comfortable, my suite had a separate kitchen, washer and dryer and living area, bathroom was roomy. Great on-site restaurant venues, walkable to many attractions and destination areas in midtown."

"I usually stay at another place close by. Decided "

"The staff is friendly, sympathetic, and accommodating. The hotel offers amazing shuttle service in demand that takes visitors from Conference Center to any point in a mile radius / Emory campus and medical facilities. Food at the restaurants is great, spaces are comfortable and thoughtful with plugs and WiFi, and rooms are modern and well laid out. The outdoor spaces are very zen, an oasis in an urban setting. Best option if visiting Emory. Best option "

"The Peachtree Hotel Midtown had all the makings of a very nice hotel, but a few issues just kept it from reaching its potential. Positives: The price and location, especially if you're visiting Georgia Tech or downtown Atlanta, is hard to beat. It was about half the price of most other Midtown hotels. It's got a beautiful lobby, big ballrooms, a restaurant, gym, coffee shop, etc. And the front desk staff was very nice. Negatives: Stains on the hallway carpeting, dirty box spring, clogged sink, regular smell of pot in the area, 4th floor outdoor pool and deck were not operational, and an interesting collection of guests was gathered in the lobby late one night. Also, I'd recommend a noise machine or ear plugs, as the racing engines up 75 in the middle of the night can really affect your sleep. "