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Intercontinental Buckhead Atlanta

3315 PEACHTREE ROAD NE, Atlanta, GA, United States, 30326

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more photos >>> The InterContinental Buckhead sets new standards of quality with international flair and southern hospitality. A Peachtree Road address puts you close to Buckhead®s thriving business and shopping districts and provides easy access to attractions such as the Georgia Aquarium, the High Museum of Art, the New World of Coca-Cola and the CNN Studio Tour. This hotel is committed to providing accessible facilities under the American Disabilities Act. Add Review
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Hotel facilities

General
Safe Deposit Box Breakfast Buffet Restaurant Pets Allowed Parking (fee required)	Wi-Fi/Wireless LAN Rooms/Facilities for Disabled Television Heating Air conditioning	Non-Smoking Rooms Luggage Storage Continental Breakfast 24-hour Reception
Activities
Spa & Wellness Centre Fitness Center	Indoor Swimming Pool	Bar
Services
Meeting/Banquet Facilities Fax/Photocopying Ironing Service Car Rental	Business Center Babysitting/Child Care Room Service Dry Cleaning	Airport Shuttle Laundry Currency Exchange

Hotel policies
Cancellation* If cancelled or modified up to 2 days before date of arrival, no penalty will be charged. In case of late cancellation or no-show, the first night will be charged. more

Attractions

Au Pied De Cochon

French Brasserie24hour restaurant

XO Bar

Cognac Bar

XO Bar

XO Bar knows cognac, as evidenced by its collection of more than 69 varieties?the largest of any bar in the United States. Even its name is taken from Hennessy eXtra Old, created in 1870 for the family?s personal use. When you?re ready to splurge, the bar

Hashiguchi Jr

Tip: Bring some friends and ask for the tatami room in the back. It's usually available. A favorite among the Japanese business crowd, this hotspot serves up some of the city's freshest sushi and tempura.

Himalayas Indian Reastaurant

Tip: An established Zagat rated Indian restaurant, Himalayas caters to a large Indian demographic. The budget-conscious should consider ordering "dinners" which will include your soup as ordering a la carte can add up. Located ab

La Grotta

As soon as you step into the Lobby Lounge, you feel the pace slow down and a sense of relaxation takes over. This quietly elegant gathering place is comfortable for informal business meetings, taking a break from shopping or getting in the

MF Buckhead

Nam Chun Hong

Tip: There are good lobster specials early in the week. This cozy Peachtree Hills beer garden provides the perfect balance of intimacy inside, with a local 'meet up after work' scene outside.

Nicola's

Tip: The shrimp po' boy is the best in the city, and don't forget to try the freshly baked cookies and cakes. Closed on Sundays. This small cafe located in front of Bacchanalia in Midtown offers gourmet sandwiches, salads and soups. This

Nuevo Laredo Cantina

Tip: Check out Friday Flight Nights' happy hour: three cocktails and a special bite prepared by chef/owner Linton Hopkins. This intimate and refined dining room, new to the Buckhead scene, presents seasonal New American at its finest and

Thai Chili

Tip: Great date spot and the late-night menu is served until 1am. This European-inspired bistro offers the tastiest shared plates and paninis.

Bacchanalia

Tip: Sit in on improvisation sets every Tuesday. A true jazz venue, this Midtown speakeasy is an elegant place to watch jazz maestros.

Blind Willie's

Tip: Tantric Tuesdays offer $5 sangria specials all night. This hip Euro lounge offers tasty global tapas and great DJ-spun tunes. It's the perfect option for drinks after the show at the Fox Theatre.

Bluepointe

Tip: The coffee drinks are their specialty, and the comfy chairs are in the back room. This Midtown coffeehouse/lounge is the perfect place to meet a friend for drinks and a light meal. A nightly DJ spins great downtempo sounds.

Buckhead Diner

Tip: Has a good selection of martinis. Nightly belly-dancing with fresh Greek favorites including ground hummus, all while the Ouzo flows. Opa!

Eclipse di Luna

Tip: Try the chef's seasonal three-course menu for $39. For the ideal French/Asian experience, try this sexy modernist dining room. It has a brilliantly innovative menu by Joel Antunes.

Hot Wok

Tip: 'Tenderfoots' beware - at Hot Wok, even mild is spicy. Chinese meets Indian cuisine at this extremely flavorful fusion locale, just a few miles north of Buckhead. It has a great vegetarian selection as well.

Joel

Tip: Closed on Mondays...probably because Sunday evenings offer 'bottomless' glasses of sangria. This festive and artsy setting offers live music nightly and award-winning specialty tapas.

Taverna Plaka

Tip: Everything here is a must, especially the desserts. A city staple, this upscale bistro consistently maintains its top-20 Atlanta restaurant status. The homemade meatloaf and chips with Maytag blue cheese is a must.

Apres Diem

Tip: Join the city's movers and shakers for apple martinis every Tuesday night. Ask for Marshall, who runs the night. This Asian-fusion seafood restaurant is tucked in the lobby of one of Atlanta's most striking structures, The Pinnacle

Bazzaar

Tip: Get there early because this joint fills up quickly. This down-home Blues hall has been host to some of the greats, from regional artists like Grady 'Fats' Jackson to national acts like Sunnyland Slim. Even the house band, The Shado

Churchill Grounds

Tip: A special-occasion destination. Set in a former factory, this inventive powerhouse consistently maintains its top-five status among Atlanta restaurants.

Ecco

With armies of devotees, this authentic Thai eatery doesn't disappoint. From Tom Kha Kai to coconut-and-ginger ice cream, this hideaway is never short on flavor.

Hal's

Tip: Try the molé - it's the best this side of Texas. This tucked-away cantina may be a bit of a trek (West Midtown), but the true-to-form flavors are worth the trip.

Restaurant Eugene

Tip: Nicola, the owner, leads the belly-dancing on weekends. This little Lebanese eatery with tatty but comfortable chairs and old Formica tables serves up the true flavors of the Mediterranean.

Star Provisions

Tip: Just ask and the kimchi keeps coming - gratis. For the ultimate in Korean noodle magic, take a trek up north to the multi-ethnic melting pot of Buford Highway. The open kitchen shows the chef at work.

Treehouse Pub

Tip: Don't be afraid to approach the "fleet" of posted sushi chefs at the sushi bar: they're well-trained and extremely accommodating. Touted as "Atlanta's premier sushi dining destination", this sophisticated sister to M

XO Bar

Tip: Being tucked away, this restaurant can be tricky to locate. Let the hotel driver take you there. Located beneath a row of four-story Buckhead townhomes, this old-school, upscale Italian eatery serves the classics.