Marriott hotels in Atlanta cover a wide spread: JW Marriott in both Buckhead and Downtown, a full-service Westin and Renaissance, Aloft and Moxy at the lifestyle end, and Element for extended stays. The appeal here is consistency across price tiers: you can stay in Buckhead one night and Downtown the next without leaving Marriott.
We couldn't confirm a formal sustainability certification for any hotel below; most participate in Marriott's Serve 360 program, which covers energy, water, and single-use plastic reduction.
How we verified Marriott hotels in Atlanta for 2026
We matched each hotel's name, brand and address to our booking data and to Marriott's listings. Walk times are routes from the hotel to the nearest MARTA station, measured on OpenStreetMap at 20 minutes per mile.
Marriott hotels in Atlanta: brand, neighborhood, and MARTA access at a glance
| Hotel | Brand | Neighborhood | Nearest MARTA Station | Walk (min) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Atlanta Marriott Marquis | Marriott Hotels | Downtown | Peachtree Center | 7 |
| JW Marriott Atlanta Buckhead | JW Marriott | Buckhead | Lenox | 3 |
| The Westin Peachtree Plaza, Atlanta | Westin Hotels & Resorts | Downtown | Peachtree Center | 2 |
| Renaissance Atlanta Midtown Hotel | Renaissance Hotels | Midtown | Midtown | 6 |
| JW Marriott Atlanta Downtown | JW Marriott | Downtown | North Avenue | 11 |
| Aloft by Marriott Atlanta Downtown | Aloft Hotels | Downtown | Peachtree Center | 11 |
| Element by Marriott Atlanta Buckhead | Element Hotels | Buckhead | Buckhead | 15 |
| Moxy Atlanta Midtown | Moxy Hotels | Midtown | Arts Center | 7 |
Marriott brands in Atlanta: what each tier gets you
JW Marriott is the top tier on this page, with one hotel at Lenox Square in Buckhead and one on Ivan Allen Jr. Boulevard Downtown. The Downtown one used to be the W Atlanta Downtown.
The Westin Peachtree Plaza is one of Atlanta's most recognizable buildings, a 73-story cylinder on Peachtree Street with the Sun Dial restaurant high above downtown. The Atlanta Marriott Marquis is the big convention choice, with 1,663 rooms. The Renaissance on West Peachtree Street is the full-service pick in Midtown.
For extended stays, look at Element Atlanta Buckhead. Aloft and Moxy are the more casual brands here, with Aloft Downtown near Centennial Olympic Park and Moxy in Midtown.
The former W Atlanta Midtown is now The Starling, a Hilton hotel, so you won't find it here.
Tips for booking Marriott hotels in Atlanta
- MARTA's Red Line connects Buckhead, Midtown, and Downtown in under 20 minutes, so proximity to a station matters more than proximity to a specific neighborhood if you plan to move around the city.
- Marriott Bonvoy credits points only on stays booked directly with Marriott, so a stay booked through Dyme earns none.
- Atlanta rates spike during SEC Championship weekend (early December), Dragon Con (Labor Day weekend), and large events at the Georgia World Congress Center. Book those dates early.
- If you are flying into Hartsfield-Jackson, none of the properties on this list are airport hotels. See our separate page for Atlanta airport hotels that covers properties with shuttle service to the terminals.
Choosing the right Marriott in Atlanta
With brands spread from Moxy and Aloft to JW Marriott and Westin, the right Marriott in Atlanta comes down to neighborhood and room style more than loyalty perks. Decide where you want to wake up first (Midtown, Buckhead, or Downtown near the rail), then match the brand to whether you need a kitchen, meeting space, or a full-service lobby.
The hotels
Atlanta Marriott Marquis
265 Peachtree Center Avenue, Atlanta
8.44,627 reviews
Atlanta Marriott Marquis: Marriott's 1,663-room hotel on Peachtree Center Avenue
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JW Marriott Atlanta Buckhead
3300 Lenox Road, Atlanta
8.8535 reviews
JW Marriott Atlanta Buckhead: Marriott's luxury tier, at Lenox Square
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The Westin Peachtree Plaza, Atlanta
210 Peachtree Street NorthWest, Atlanta
8.53,025 reviews
The Westin Peachtree Plaza: 73-story Marriott-family landmark downtown
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Renaissance Atlanta Midtown Hotel
866 West Peachtree Street North West, Atlanta
8.8486 reviews
Renaissance Atlanta Midtown: Marriott Renaissance brand on West Peachtree
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JW Marriott Atlanta Downtown
45 Ivan Allen Jr. Boulevard, Atlanta
8.0828 reviews
JW Marriott Atlanta Downtown: Marriott's luxury tier, the former W Atlanta Downtown
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Aloft by Marriott Atlanta Downtown
300 Ted Turner Drive NW, Atlanta
7.7982 reviews
Aloft Atlanta Downtown: Marriott Aloft brand near Centennial Park
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Element by Marriott Atlanta Buckhead
3491 Piedmont Road, Atlanta
9.4596 reviews
Element Atlanta Buckhead: Marriott extended-stay brand on Piedmont Road
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Moxy Atlanta Midtown
48 13th Street NE, Atlanta
8.6536 reviews
Moxy Atlanta Midtown: Marriott Moxy brand near Tech Square
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Frequently asked questions
How many Marriott International hotels are currently operating in Atlanta?＋
We have not counted every Marriott in Atlanta. The eight hotels on this page cover Marriott Hotels, JW Marriott, Westin, Renaissance, Aloft, Element and Moxy.
Which Marriott hotel in Atlanta is closest to a MARTA station?＋
The Westin Peachtree Plaza is the closest, about a 2-minute walk from Peachtree Center station on the Red and Gold lines. JW Marriott Atlanta Buckhead is about 3 minutes from Lenox station on the Gold line. Element Atlanta Buckhead has the longest walk here, about 15 minutes to Buckhead station.
Which Marriott brand in Atlanta is best for extended stays?＋
Element is Marriott's extended-stay brand on this page: Element Atlanta Buckhead on Piedmont Road.
Is the Sheraton Atlanta still a Marriott property?＋
No. The former Sheraton Atlanta on Courtland Street left the Marriott portfolio and is now a Wyndham hotel, so it isn't on this page. Atlanta Marriott Marquis on Peachtree Center Avenue remains an active Marriott property.
Which Marriott hotels in Atlanta are in Buckhead?＋
On this page, JW Marriott Atlanta Buckhead on Lenox Road and Element Atlanta Buckhead on Piedmont Road. The JW is about 3 minutes on foot from Lenox station and the Element about 15 from Buckhead station.
Do any Marriott hotels in Atlanta have sustainability certifications?＋
We could not confirm a LEED or similar certification for any hotel on this page. Most Marriott properties in Atlanta participate in the Serve 360 program, which covers energy management, water conservation, and single-use plastic reduction, but formal third-party certifications like LEED Gold are not widely held across the Atlanta portfolio as of 2026.
