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460 6448 Atlantaregency.Hyatt.Com HYATT REGENCY ATLANTA 265 HYATT REGENCY ATLANTA 265 Peachtree Street, N. E. Atlanta, GA 30303 USA T +1 (404) 577 1234 F +1 (404) 460 6448 atlantaregency.hyatt.com ACCOMMODATIONS SERVICES & FACILITIES 1,260 total guestrooms, including 58 suites / parlors, 527 kings, • Hyatt Express Check-In Kiosk • Assistive listening devices 596 double / doubles, 29 Regency Club,® 35 ADA accessible rooms • Hyatt Fast Board™ • Currency exchange and 15 Respire hypo-allergenic rooms • 1-800-CHECK-IN® • Safe deposit boxes at front desk All Accommodations Offer • Concierge • Laundry / Dry Cleaning • Hyatt Grand Bed™ • Business Center • Valet parking • High-speed Internet access • Regency Club® and Business Plan • Gift shop • LCD Flat Panel Television, cable movie channels, in-room pay movies • Meeting concierge • Soda and ice machines on each floor • Video account review, video checkout, express telephone checkout • Multilingual staff • Dedicated Meeting Planner office • Voicemail, telephone with message light, computer hookup • Electronic door lock and individual climate control MEETING & EVENT SPACE • Turndown service available upon request • Newly renovated public spaces, including atrium lobby, meeting space • Bathrobes for Regency Club® and hair dryer and prefunction areas • Coffeemaker • A total of 180,000 square feet of function space, 25,800 square feet • Iron / ironing board of prefunction space and 50,000 gross square feet of exhibit space • Three newly renovated ballrooms, including Georgia’s largest hotel • iHome® stereo and alarm clock ballroom, the 30,000-square-foot Centennial Ballroom, with a 26-foot ceiling height, accommodating up to 3,300 guests and divisible into four sections RECREATIONAL FACILITIES • Seasonal outdoor pool and sundeck • 40,000-square-foot Grand Hall features wall-to-wall carpeting, 15-foot finished ceilings and four break out rooms • 24-hour fitness center featuring StayFit® by Hyatt • 18,349-square-foot Atlanta Conference Center features 20 meeting rooms RESTAURANTS & BARS • 20,000 square feet of function space in the International Tower • Sway—Contemporary, seasonal Southern menu serving breakfast, • Four hospitality suites are ideal for conferences of up to 20 guests lunch and dinner and receptions of up to 50 guests • Twenty-Two Storys Lobby Bar—Full menu / specialty cocktails / local • 52 meeting rooms offer individual or master controls for heat / AC, sound, beer selection music, telephones, multiple electrical / microphone outlets, special lighting • Market®—24 hour coffee / snacks / gifts effects and 110V / 220V single-phase electricity • 22-story atrium lobby, an architectural first that revolutionized hotel design • High-speed Internet in every meeting room Future Site T S National Center for LOCATION POINTS OF INTEREST E Civil & Human Rights E R Hyatt Regency Atlanta, with its • Georgia Aquarium T I H - IVAN ALLEN JR BLVD 75 C / signature blue dome, has been a T I • Georgia World Congress M -8 E PEA 5 A Georgia World of landmark destination since its grand Center (GWCC) R RE Aquarium T I E Coca-Cola S opening in 1967. In 2012, the hotel T • Georgia Dome T A completed an historic $65 million S • Centennial Olympic Park T BAKER STREET Future Site R T E transformation that renewed Hyatt E ILLIAMS College Football T • High Museum of Art Centennial W Regency Atlanta’s look and feel, as well Hall of Fame Olympic HARRIS STREET as its dining experiences, technology • Martin Luther King Center Park Peachtree Center Georgia World MARTA Station and functionality • Stone Mountain Park Congress Center ANDREW YOUNG INTL BLVD • CNN Center PEACHTREE S VISITOR INFORMATION • Philips Arena CNN Center • Language: English • World of Coca-Cola • Currency: USD • Atlantic Station Georgia • Climate: humid subtropical, with • AmericasMart Dome Philips NORTHSIDE DRIVE hot humid summers and mild, Arena T • Turner Field E yet temperamental winters E R ACHTREE CENTER AVE R • Fox Theatre T E S P • Visa: Please refer to your local STREET COURTLAND • Piedmont Park & Botanical Gardens K D AVENUE PIEDMONT travel consultant for visa R Underground A information prior to travel • Zoo Atlanta SPRING Atlanta IC P Georgia State P M University TRANSPORTATION Y M L KING J OL D L ECAT • Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Int’l IA N R DRIVE U N R Airport– 12 miles / 17 min STR E ET CENTE 04.13 Hyatt Regency Atlanta DIRECTIONS From Hartsfield-Jackson Int’l Airport (13 miles): Take 75 / 85 North to exit 248C (on right) and International Blvd. Turn left. Proceed to the third traffic light. Turn right on Peachtree Center Ave. Motor Lobby entrance is one block on left. EXHIBIT LEVEL 07.12 Hyatt Regency Atlanta INTERNATIONAL TOWER LEVEL 06.12 Hyatt Regency Atlanta BALLROOM LEVEL 06.12 Hyatt Regency Atlanta ATLANTA CONFERENCE LEVEL EXECUTIVE SUITES 06.12 Hyatt Regency Atlanta LOBBY LEVEL ESCALATOR TO SKYWAY BRIDGE MAIN ENTRANCE BALLROOM ATRIUM LOBBY LEVEL (LL1) ELEVATORS INTERNATIONAL TOWER TO RADIUS TOWER REGISTRATION & SKYWAY BRIDGE S TO R BALLROOM TO GIFT LEVEL A V SHOP E L LOBBY E TO ATRIUM LOBBY ESCALATOR TO INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM CENTENNIAL BALLROOM III III IV LOAD-IN VEHICLE BALLROOM LEVEL (LL1) ELEVATOR PRE-FUNCTION AREA ESCALATOR TO ATRIUM LOBBY POOL ESCALATOR TO POOL DECK THE EXHIBIT LEVEL LEARNING CENTER ELEVATORS REGENCY V TO TO LOBBY EXHIBIT LEVEL LEVEL VI INTERNATIONAL NORTH VII S OR T LOBBY VA BALLROOM LE E SOUTH ESCALATOR BALLROOM TO TO BALLROOM LEVEL EMBASSY LEVEL VEHICLE ABCD ELEVATOR TO BALLROOM LEVEL (LL1) WEST GRAND HALL EAST LOADING EXHIBIT LEVEL (LL2) DOCKS LOAD-IN VEHICLE RAMP ELEVATOR ESCALATOR A PRE-FUNCTION TO A B B AREA BALLROOM LEVEL C D ESCALATOR TO E ELEVATORS CONFERENCE LEVEL HANOVER C TO CONFERENCE LEVEL (LL3) F EMBASSY HALL CHICAGO D TO INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM G AB C E HALL G ORS LOBBY H AT ELEV FE D ESCALATOR TO CONFERENCE TO LEVEL EXHIBIT LEVEL (LL2) (LL3) ESCALATOR TO INMAN EXHIBIT LEVEL HARRIS GREENBRIAR FAIRLIE EDGEWOOD ATLANTA CONFERENCE CENTER ELEVATORS (LL3) KENNESAW TO EMBASSY HALL (LL2) LENOX COURTLAND DUNWOODY VININGS HERITAGE UNIVERSITY TECHWOOD SPRING BOARDROOM WILLIAMS ELEVATORS BAKERAUBURN INTERNATIONAL ROSWELL PIEDMONT MARIETTA ESCALATOR 07.09 In the event the Hyatt Regency sells out of rooms, there are options: Consider booking a room at any of the following 9 nearby hotels. Main Meeting Hotel is Hyatt Regency, 265 Peachtree St. NE, Atlanta, GA 30303, 404‐577‐1234. HYATT PLACE 330 Peachtree St. NE, Atlanta, GA 30308 Walking Distance from Hyatt: .15 mi (3 min) Room Rate: $142 (Govt. Rate May be Available Upon Request) Reservation phone #404‐577‐1980 Addtl Info: free wifi, fitness center ALOFT ATLANTA DOWNTOWN 300 Spring St. NW, Atlanta, GA 30308 Walking Distance from Hyatt: .18 mi (4 min) Room Rate: $183 (Govt. Rate May be Available Upon Request) Reservation phone # 678‐515‐0300 Addtl Info: fitness center, pool, free wifi BEST WESTERN PLUS INN 330 W. Peachtree St. NW, Atlanta, GA 30308 Walking Distance from Hyatt: .2 mi (4 min) Room Rate: $159 (Govt. Rate May be Available Upon Request) Reservation phone # 404‐577‐6970 Addtl Info: fitness center, business center, free internet, free breakfast ELLIS HOTEL 176 Peachtree St. NW, Atlanta, GA 30303 Walking Distance from Hyatt: .22 mi (5 min) Room Rate: $204 (Govt. Rate NOT AVAILABLE) Reservation phone # 404‐523‐5155 Addtl Info: luxury boutique hotel, fitness center, business center, free morning coffee, free wifi, 127 rooms HILTON DOUBLE TREE 160 Spring Street NW, Atlanta, GA 30303 Walking Distance from Hyatt: .25 mi (6 min) Room Rate: $189 (Govt. Rate May be Available Upon Request) Reservation phone #404‐688‐8600 Addtl Info: fitness center, business center, outdoor pool HOLIDAY INN 101 Andrew Young Int’l Blvd, Atlanta, GA 30303 Walking Distance from Hyatt: .28 mi (6 min) Room Rate: $129 (Govt. Rate May be Available Upon Request) Reservation phone # 404‐524‐5555 / 800‐972‐2404 Addtl Info: fitness center, business center, 260 rooms HAMPTON INN 161 Spring St. NW, Atlanta, GA 30303 (near Peachtree Center where MARTA station is) Walking Distance from Hyatt: .28 mi (6 min) Room Rate: $149 (Govt. Rate May be Available Upon Request) Reservation phone # 404‐589‐1111 Addtl Info: free wifi, fitness center, 119 rooms HILTON GARDEN INN 275 Baker St., Atlanta, GA 30313 (near streetcar line ‐ free to ride in 2015) Walking Distance from Hyatt: .52 mi (12 min) Room Rate: $149 (Govt. Rate May be Available Upon Request) Reservation phone # 404‐577‐2001 Addtl Info: free wifi EMBASSY SUITES 267 Marietta St., Atlanta, GA 30313 (near streetcar line – free to ride in 2015) Walking Distance from Hyatt: .63 mi (15 min) Room Rate: $179 (Govt. Rate May be Available Upon Request) Reservation phone # 404‐223‐2300 Addtl Info: free wifi, fitness center, 321 rooms .
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