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Ellis Hotel Meetings Brochure LEGENDARY SOPHISTICATION As a 1913 Atlanta landmark and formerly the site of the historic Winecoff Hotel, The Ellis Hotel is a chic, eco-friendly boutique hotel located in Downtown Atlanta. The Ellis Hotel offers comfortable yet cultured surroundings and an atmosphere exuding southern sophistication. DOWNTOWN PROXIMITY Situated along Atlanta’s well-known Peachtree Street and Ellis Street, the hotel resides only 15-minutes away from the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Located in the heart of downtown Atlanta near prominent companies such as the World of Coca-Cola, Georgia Pacific, Bank of America and the American Cancer Society, The Ellis Hotel provides a convenient retreat for corporate guests. URBAN EXCELLENCE Atlanta boasts one the largest metropolitan areas in the United States and serves as the “Capital of the New South.” From thriving musicians and business savvy experts, to up- and-coming athletes and television executives, the melting pot of Atlanta mirrors the fast- pace of a New York City day coupled with a “take time to sip the sweet tea” atmosphere. Transitioning from the hustle and bustle of Peachtree Street to the lobby of The Ellis Hotel, guests are greeted with a soothing interior of modern American design. The fresh scent of “Sea Island Cotton” lingers in the lobby as the gracious staff offers a warm welcome at check-in, signifying travelers to officially relax and unwind. DYNAMIC DISTINCTIONS The Ellis Hotel has been awarded the reputable national Green Seal, Silver level. In sincere efforts to “go green” and improve the environment, The Ellis Hotel is one of only two hotel properties in the state of Georgia to earn this distinguished declaration of environmental awareness. As well, The Ellis Hotel was honored with the Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) Exceptional Merit Award for Historic Preservation, Atlanta’s Downtown Design Excellence award and Atlanta’s Urban Design Commission Award for historic preservation, 2008. Additionally, the Ellis Hotel proudly announced its inclusion in the National Registry of Historic Places. Ranked in the top 13 Excellent Business Hotels Around the World by Better Business Travel and rated number one hotel in Atlanta by Priceline.com guests, The Ellis Hotel has held its place among the top-five rated TripAdvisor properties for three years, recognized as the “#2 Business Hotel in Atlanta.” The Ellis Hotel was recently ranked among U.S. News’ “Top 10 Best Hotels in Atlanta” and “Top 20 Best Hotels in Georgia.” Private And Exclusive Meetings With only 127 guest rooms, our hotel can afford you the privacy that you require while meeting here at the Ellis Hotel. If you have a minimum of 40 attendees , we will guarantee that you will be the only, exclusive meeting at our hotel! Our meeting space offers floor-to-ceiling windows equipped with electronic blackout drapes, direct access to our outdoor terrace that overlooks Peachtree Street, complimentary Wi-Fi, complimentary business center, state-of-the-art audiovisual resources, and creative catering. Stoddard Room – 1205 ft2 Carnegie Room – 270 ft2 Classroom Capacity – 60 Classroom Capacity – 12 Theatre Capacity – 100 Theatre Capacity – 24 Banquet Capacity – 80 Banquet Capacity – 16 Reception Capacity – 125 Reception Capacity – 35 SUBTLY STYLISH ACCOMMODATIONS The Ellis Hotel features 127 guest rooms, 12 junior suites and an executive suite, all adorned with a palette of Georgia-inspired earth tones and sleek designs characteristic of boutique style while remaining comfy and functional. THE BASICS Each of the guest rooms and suites feature an espresso bamboo accent wall, pillow-top mattresses, 32" LCD Television and high- definition channels, natural lighting and ostrich leather headboards. High-speed wireless and wired Internet and an executive work area provide business travelers with the necessary tools to complete priorities before retiring to bed. Bathing beauties relish in the ambiance of white limestone floors and walls, Kohler® rain showerheads and hand-cut black granite counter tops. BEYOND THE BASICS The Ellis Hotel exudes a perfect blend of southeast sophistication and charm. All rooms include 32” LCD flat screens, plush king size beds with ostrich leather headboards and iPod docking stations. BUSINESS SAVVY EXPERTS Appealing to the discerning business traveler, The Ellis Hotel offers tools essential to today’s demanding work environment such as high-speed wireless Internet in public spaces, a modern business center, recently renovated stylish meeting space, voice mail and business support services. Equally appealing, the hotel is easily accessible from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport with a short MARTA ride into downtown and is conveniently located in the heart of Downtown Atlanta’s main business district. WOMEN ONLY Featuring a women’s only floor, The Ellis Hotel secures the safety of the solo female traveler with keyed entry, complete with ladies amenities of a hair straightener and curling iron, fluffy robe and slippers, soothing sleep mask, Gilchrist & Soames products such as face wash and lotion and an online kiss cam – a way to say good night face-to-face to sweeties at home. THE GREEN SCENE The Ellis Hotel adopted a number of eco-friendly requirements, including timed light systems installed in maintenance and housekeeping closets to save energy. From the surrounding landscape to the linens, the hotel has transformed to be an environmentally friendly operation, all supporting the Green Seal. THE NOSH The seasonally-driven Terrace Bistro restaurant offers quaint, southern-eclectic décor with an al fresco area and happy hour selections each night. The Lobby Bar, located street level along Peachtree Street, provides the perfect ambiance for “pre-dinner” cocktails and after dinner libations, such as Terrace Sangria or a Georgia tradition, sweet tea. SPA TIME Partnering with Favours Spa Services, The Ellis Hotel offers guests a variety of spa treatments in the comfort of their guestrooms with 30-60 minute services. From hot stone, head, neck, shoulder and chair massages to stretching and reflexology, tired and well- traveled muscles are relieved. Facials, manicures, footbath and mini-makeup applications are offered to help primp for the next big event while in Atlanta. NEARBY ATTRACTIONS Georgia Aquarium Centennial Olympic Park Fox Theatre High Museum of Art World of Coca-Cola The Martin Luther King Center CNN Center Underground Atlanta The Carter Center Fernbank Museum of Natural History Zoo Atlanta Atlanta Cyclorama & Civil War Museum Atlanta Ballet Turner Field Atlanta Botanical Garden Georgia Dome Atlanta History Center Phillips Arena TRAVEL Via MARTA, the Ellis Hotel offers direct, easy, and rapid access to Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. CLIMATE Atlanta enjoys a mild climate and experiences all four seasons, with an average annual temperature of 61 degrees. Spring 72°F Summer 88°F Fall 72°F Winter 55°F SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook – The Ellis Hotel Pinterest – Ellis Atlanta LET US SURPRISE YOU! CONTACT OUR SALES DEPARTMENT AND EXPERIENCE THE ELLIS CHARM. (404) 523.5155 [email protected] THE ELLIS HOTEL 176 PEACHTREE STREET, NW ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 WWW.ELLISHOTEL.COM .
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