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Ellis Hotel

Hotel

3.0

Dựa trên 10 đánh giá

Đánh giá

A. C

115 month ago

Central downtown. Free WiFi connection. Inexpensive. Really friendly staff. I was pretty happy during my stay.

Lauren S

120 month ago

Great location, we were able to walk to the aquarium with little trouble, valet parking takes awhile to get your car. Room was comfortable and affordable, clean room, and great happy hour for guests!

Brian H

124 month ago

Nice hotel, a bit annoying that you have to use a key to access the elevator though.

Jesse F

129 month ago

Anyone else notice a degradation in service and food quality? Used to love coming here, but my most recent visit has been...yeah.

News 95-5 and AM 750 WSB

129 month ago

It’s original name was the Winecoff and in 1946, a fire killed 119 people in the guaranteed “fireproof hotel.”

Sandy W

137 month ago

The restaurant is amazing - locally-sourced food, perfectly fresh and perfectly prepared. The food is better than the wine, and the service is best of all!

Vincent B

149 month ago

Staff is great. Free wine between 5:30-6:30 :) Chef Jon and his culinary staff out do themselves

Creative Loafing Atlanta

153 month ago

The new chef at the Terrace restaurant in Ellis Hotel, Jon Wolf, is turning out a menu that will look familiar to anyone well-versed in New Southern cuisine: Shrimp and grits, pork belly, pan-seared G

Oakland Cemetery

159 month ago

Originally the Winecoff Hotel & first opened its doors in 1913. It is best known for a fire that occurred on Dec 7, 1946, in which 119 people died (deadliest in US history). Renamed the Ellis in 2007.

John B

167 month ago

This hotel has a noteworthy history as the scene of America's deadliest hotel fire in 1946 when it was known as the Winecoff Hotel - it's now a nice boutique hotel complete with sprinklers..