Where to stay near Edgewood and Reynoldstown, Atlanta

Edgewood and Reynoldstown are two of Atlanta's most walkable intown neighborhoods, east of downtown along the BeltLine's Eastside Trail and DeKalb Avenue.

Hotel GuideDestinationsJun 18, 2026Dyme
The Atlanta Streetcar on Edgewood AvenuePhoto: Marc Merlin, Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Edgewood and Reynoldstown are two of Atlanta's most walkable intown neighborhoods, east of downtown along the BeltLine's Eastside Trail and DeKalb Avenue. There are very few hotels inside these neighborhood boundaries, so this list covers properties near Edgewood and Reynoldstown, verified open in 2026.

None of the four hotels here is inside either neighborhood, so check each address against your plans before you book. Sugar Magnolia in Inman Park is the closest, a 12-minute walk from Inman Park/Reynoldstown station.

How we ranked these hotels

We started with the closest hotels we can book to Edgewood and Reynoldstown, then applied a three-step ranking. Hotels with published sustainability programs rank above those without. Within the same sustainability tier, higher star ratings come first. MARTA access breaks any remaining ties.

We note the actual neighborhood of each property, because booking platforms often tag hotels in Old Fourth Ward or downtown as 'Edgewood' when they're a mile or more away. We only count published corporate programs or third-party certifications as sustainability claims.

Hotels near Edgewood / Reynoldstown at a glance

HotelStarsSustainabilityNearest MARTAWalk to MARTA
voco The Darwin - Atlanta Midtown by IHG4IHG Green EngageNorth Avenue19 min
Wylie Hotel Atlanta, Tapestry Collection by Hilton4Hilton Travel with PurposeNorth Avenue23 min
Hotel Clermont4None verifiedNorth Avenue31 min
Sugar Magnolia Bed and BreakfastNot ratedNone verifiedInman Park/Reynoldstown12 min

Getting around Edgewood and Reynoldstown

  • The Atlanta BeltLine's Eastside Trail runs along the western edge of Reynoldstown. You can walk to Krog Street Market from the Reynoldstown side of the trail.
  • MARTA's Blue and Green lines stop at Edgewood/Candler Park on DeKalb Avenue, which gets you to downtown in under 15 minutes.
  • Inman Park/Reynoldstown station on the Blue and Green lines is the closer MARTA stop if you're staying on the Reynoldstown side.
  • Parking is mostly on-street in both neighborhoods, so check whether your hotel has off-street parking before you book.

What to know about staying in Edgewood and Reynoldstown

Edgewood and Reynoldstown are east of downtown Atlanta, separated from each other by Moreland Avenue. Reynoldstown borders the BeltLine directly, which means you can walk to Krog Street Market or reach Ponce City Market on the trail. Edgewood runs along DeKalb Avenue with direct MARTA rail access downtown.

Both areas have shifted from light-industrial to mixed residential and commercial over the past decade. You get independent restaurants, breweries, and coffee shops within a few blocks, without the hotel-district pricing of Midtown or Buckhead.

The catch: almost no hotels are physically inside these boundaries. Most 'Edgewood hotels' on booking sites are in Old Fourth Ward, Poncey-Highland, or downtown. If you want to wake up in the neighborhood itself, short-term rentals are usually the only option. If you'd rather have a hotel within walking or short-MARTA distance, this page has the realistic picks.

The hotels

Frequently asked questions

Are there any hotels actually inside Edgewood or Reynoldstown?+

Not really. As of 2026 there's little to nothing inside the strict boundaries of Edgewood and Reynoldstown. Most 'Edgewood hotels' listed on booking platforms are in adjacent neighborhoods like Old Fourth Ward, Poncey-Highland, or downtown Atlanta. If you want to stay directly in the neighborhood, short-term rentals are typically the only option.

Which hotel is closest to the Atlanta BeltLine?+

Sugar Magnolia in Inman Park says the BeltLine is just over two blocks away, and Krog Street Market is about a 7-minute walk. The Wylie and Hotel Clermont are farther north on Ponce de Leon Avenue, about 6 and 9 minutes on foot from Ponce City Market and its Eastside Trail entrance.

Do any of these hotels have LEED certification?+

None of the hotels near Edgewood and Reynoldstown carry a confirmed LEED certification as of 2026. voco The Darwin and the Wylie fall under their brands' programs, IHG Green Engage and Hilton's Travel with Purpose, the closest thing to a formal eco credential here. If LEED certification matters, we have a separate page for LEED-certified hotels in Atlanta.

What is the best MARTA station for a stay near Edgewood and Reynoldstown?+

The Edgewood/Candler Park station on DeKalb Avenue serves the Blue and Green lines. Inman Park/Reynoldstown station is closer to Reynoldstown and reaches Five Points in under 10 minutes by rail.

Are there upscale hotels inside Edgewood or Reynoldstown?+

Not inside the neighborhood boundaries. The closest 4-star options are voco The Darwin, the Wylie, and Hotel Clermont, all more than a 30-minute walk from Inman Park/Reynoldstown station, so plan on a rideshare.

Which nearby hotels allow pets?+

Hotel Clermont accepts dogs but not cats. voco The Darwin and the Wylie also allow pets for a fee. Confirm current pet fees and size restrictions directly with the hotel before booking, as policies change.

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