Best for
Choose this Buckhead base for a shopping trip, with Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza both less than half a mile from the hotel.
Best for
Choose this Buckhead base for a shopping trip, with Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza both less than half a mile from the hotel.
What makes it special
Try The Americano's arancini, fried rice balls served only during daily Aperitivo Hour from 4 to 6 p.m., for a snack before dinner.
Room to consider
Consider the Presidential Suite if you prefer exercising privately; its in-room Peloton bike lets you ride without going to the shared fitness center.
Insider tip
Ask about paid daily access to the Club InterContinental Lounge if you want breakfast, daytime snacks and evening refreshments during your stay.
Free membership gives you access to preferred rates, exclusive benefits and current promotions for your stay.
InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta gives Peachtree Road a useful address for days that move between business, shopping, and dinner. Its scale is unmistakably that of a major city hotel, yet the Great Hall, Italian dining, spa, and outdoor pool give guests reasons to spend time on the property rather than simply pass through it. Buckhead is the right base when your plans lie in Atlanta's northern districts; it has a different rhythm from Midtown or Downtown.
King and Queen rates specify their bed setup. The generic Classic rate does not name a bed type.
Soft grey bedding and a deep green padded headboard set the colour palette, with white wall panels above. In the featured king layout, a curved sofa wraps around a small round table. This gives you a place for breakfast or reading beside the bed, while the queen layout arranges its furnishings differently.
A desk and patterned chair provide another place to settle with a laptop. Dark cupboards have gold-toned trim, and a pale counter runs above them. Floral artwork adds colour to the bedroom, with a large mirror beside the desk and full-length curtains at the window.
The bathroom pairs a deep soaking tub with a separate shower. Dark striped walls surround the bathing area, where a lit mirror rises above the basin. Pale stone around the tub brings contrast to the darker cabinetry.
Soft grey bedding and a deep green padded headboard set the colour palette, with white wall panels above. In the featured king layout, a curved...
A desk follows the window side of the room, with a chair facing the pale work surface. The pictured king layout has a green sofa near the glass, while the queen layout leaves a clear passage between the beds and desk. Both use grey fabrics against a tall, green padded headboard.
White wall panels and gold-toned lamps keep the bedroom bright in colour. A grey floral carpet runs beneath the furnishings, with full-length curtains framing the window. Darker bedside tables have open shelves below, and round lights sit close to the headboard for reading.
The bathroom has a deep soaking tub and a separate glass shower. A dark counter surrounds the basin beneath a tall mirror. Pale stone lines the tub, and abstract artwork brings orange and white accents into the darker bathing space.
A desk follows the window side of the room, with a chair facing the pale work surface. The pictured king layout has a green sofa...
The windows overlook Peachtree Road from an upper floor, with a work surface and chair placed beside them. A tall padded headboard runs behind the sleeping area. In the featured king room, a green sofa sits close to the glass, providing a seat away from the bed.
The interior combines white wall panels, grey fabrics and gold-toned details. Floral patterns run through the carpet, while bedside tables provide storage below their pale tops. Curtains extend from ceiling to floor, and small reading lights sit beside the pillows.
A separate shower accompanies the deep soaking tub in the marble bathroom. Dark cabinetry and striped walls contrast with pale stone around the bath. The basin stands beneath a broad mirror, with room beside it for toiletries. Abstract artwork adds a stronger splash of colour to this part of the room.
The windows overlook Peachtree Road from an upper floor, with a work surface and chair placed beside them. A tall padded headboard runs behind the...
Some rates offer a corner room or panoramic views. Other Club Premium rates have a city view.
Large windows bring the skyline into the bedroom, with a desk and upholstered chair beside the glass. The pictured king layout also has a curved sofa and a small round table. In the queen layout, a tall lamp stands between the beds, with a desk opposite them.
Grey and green fabrics sit against white panelled walls. A padded headboard extends behind the sleeping area, and floral cushions add a little colour. Gold-toned trim outlines the mirror and furniture, while the patterned carpet gives the room a softer finish underfoot.
The marble bathroom has a soaking tub and a separate shower. Beyond the room, the lounge on the 21st floor serves complimentary breakfast, evening refreshments and cocktails.
Large windows bring the skyline into the bedroom, with a desk and upholstered chair beside the glass. The pictured king layout also has a curved...
Connecting rooms can be requested for this suite. Rollaway beds are not available.
A separate parlor gives the suite a sitting area outside the bedroom. The pictured interior places a dark sofa beside the windows, facing a low rectangular table. Its chaise section offers space to put your feet up, with floral artwork above and a patterned rug below.
A desk stands beside another window, with a wooden chair and a lamp for evening work. Dark cupboards have gold-toned details that carry through the seating area. Full-length curtains frame the glass, and the pale walls complement the grey upholstery.
A marble foyer leads into the suite, and the bathroom has a deep soaking tub and separate shower. The parlor windows look across Atlanta. You can enjoy this outlook from the sitting and working areas.
A separate parlor gives the suite a sitting area outside the bedroom. The pictured interior places a dark sofa beside the windows, facing a low...
The lounge opens towards a dining area, giving meals and conversation their own places outside the bedroom. In the pictured interior, a dark corner sofa faces a low coffee table, with a blue and cream rug beneath it. A wide window runs alongside the seating and looks south across Atlanta.
Upholstered chairs surround an oval dining table beside the windows. Floral artwork stands above a long cabinet, and pale walls keep the room's colours restrained. There is also a separate desk beside the window, with a chair positioned for working away from the dining table.
A marble foyer leads into the suite. The bathroom fittings include a deep soaking tub and a separate shower. Wood flooring extends through the main sitting area, with full-length curtains at the windows and darker furniture set against the pale walls.
The lounge opens towards a dining area, giving meals and conversation their own places outside the bedroom. In the pictured interior, a dark corner sofa...
There is a separate guest half bathroom in addition to the main bathroom.
An L-shaped sofa and two patterned stools gather around a glass coffee table in the lounge. The seating follows the windows, with Atlanta's northern skyline beyond them. In the pictured interior, a dining table and upholstered chairs stand behind the sofa beneath a hanging glass light.
Wood floors run between the main areas, with rugs marking the places to sit and dine. Dark cabinets have gold-toned edges, and floral artwork hangs above the dining furniture. A marble foyer leads into the suite, while the bedroom remains separate from the living and dining rooms.
The main bathroom includes a dual-head waterfall shower behind glass. A long dark counter holds the basins beneath a broad mirror, with pale stone around the bathing area. There is also a dressing surface and seat, providing space to get ready apart from the bedroom.
An L-shaped sofa and two patterned stools gather around a glass coffee table in the lounge. The seating follows the windows, with Atlanta's northern skyline...
There is a separate guest half bathroom in addition to the main bathroom.
The living room has windows on two sides, with a dark corner sofa facing a glass coffee table. Patterned stools add seats beside it. In the featured layout, a dining table stands behind the lounge beneath a glass pendant, with a long cabinet and floral artwork along the wall.
Pale rugs break up the wood flooring, defining places for a meal or a quiet conversation. A marble foyer and gold-toned furniture details give the interior a consistent finish. The northern Atlanta skyline provides the outlook, while the bedroom sits apart from the living and dining areas.
The bathroom contains a jetted tub and a separate dual-head waterfall shower. A wide mirror spans the basin counter, and an upholstered seat stands at the dressing surface. Dark striped walls contrast with the pale stone around the tub and shower.
The living room has windows on two sides, with a dark corner sofa facing a glass coffee table. Patterned stools add seats beside it. In...
An iron canopy frames the bed, with a seating area by the windows and original artwork on the walls. Honey-hued wood floors connect the main rooms. Rust-coloured chairs and gold-toned details add warmth to the interior. The lounge has a large corner sofa and low table, while upholstered chairs surround the dining table.
A Peloton bike and MIRROR by lululemon let you work out within the suite. The wardrobe has hanging rails, drawers and open shelves for your clothing. A refrigerator and microwave stand beside the sink and counter, giving you a place for refreshments or simple meal preparation.
An oval jetted tub sits near the bathroom window. The double basin counter stands beneath tall mirrors, and a separate glass shower has an overhead fitting and handheld spray. Club lounge access offers another place for refreshments. Within the suite, the dining and seating areas give you space to spend time together.
An iron canopy frames the bed, with a seating area by the windows and original artwork on the walls. Honey-hued wood floors connect the main...
The hotel stands at 3315 Peachtree Road NE, amid Buckhead's offices, restaurants, and retail. Lenox Square is farther along Peachtree Road, while Phipps Plaza adds another concentration of shops and dining nearby. Those landmarks make the location particularly practical for a visit built around Buckhead, whether there is a meeting to reach in the morning or a dinner reservation to keep in the evening.
Buckhead MARTA station offers a rail option for getting beyond the neighborhood. It is worth checking the route for a specific journey rather than assuming every Atlanta destination is close: the city's attractions are spread across several districts. A stay here places you near northern shopping and business addresses, not at the center of Downtown's museums and sports venues. That distinction matters more than a broad promise of easy access to all of Atlanta.
For time spent locally, the contrast is appealing. Peachtree Road is a busy urban corridor, but Buckhead also has tree-lined residential streets and places to linger over a meal. The hotel suits travelers who want both the workings of a full-service city property and a neighborhood with its own social life.
There are 422 rooms and suites across 22 floors. The guestrooms use calm tones, textured materials, and motifs inspired by Atlanta's architecture. They read as contemporary rather than themed, with proper work space and room to put the day away. The hotel's published Classic rooms measure 480 square feet and come with either one king bed or two queens, a useful distinction when two travelers do not want to share a bed.
Premium rooms offer a similar footprint, while the suites change the way you can use the stay. A Classic or Premier Suite is listed at 599 square feet; larger categories include the Grand, Royal, Ambassador, and Presidential suites. If a separate setting for conversation or unwinding matters, look at the layout of a specific suite instead of booking on its name alone. Room size and configuration are more useful guides than a vague promise of extra comfort.
Across the room range, IHG lists a work space, coffee maker, safe, and daily housekeeping. The bathroom and bed arrangement deserve a closer look when selecting a category, especially for families or colleagues sharing a room. Connecting rooms and cribs are available by request, so those needs should be raised before arrival rather than assumed.
The Americano is the hotel's clearest dining identity. Chef Scott Conant is associated with its contemporary Italian menu, where pasta, seafood, and steaks sit alongside an Italian-focused wine and cocktail program. It has enough of a restaurant personality to justify dinner even when guests have no other plans at the hotel. For those with a full day of meetings, that makes the return to Peachtree Road easier: dinner need not mean another trip across town.
The Americano bar is a place for a drink or a lighter stop before dinner. Breakfast is served through the Sorrento Room and the property's morning dining service, while in-room dining gives a quieter alternative. These options serve different moments rather than trying to make every meal an occasion. Check current service times and reserve a table when a particular evening matters, especially if the meal is part of a larger Atlanta itinerary.
Private dining is available at The Americano, with smaller rooms and other spaces for groups. It is a useful option for a business meal that should feel distinct from the conference floor, or for a celebration whose guests are already staying at the hotel. The restaurant's Italian focus is more specific than the all-purpose menus often expected at a large business hotel.
Spa InterContinental gives the hotel a genuine place to slow down. Treatments and a relaxation room sit alongside an adjacent fitness center, so a guest can arrange a more deliberate break than a quick visit to the gym. The spa is best treated as a planned part of the stay: appointments and the details of access should be confirmed with the property.
Peachtree Pool is a heated outdoor saltwater pool with a sun terrace. It changes the character of this city address, particularly when Atlanta's weather makes an outdoor afternoon inviting. The pool is not a substitute for a resort landscape, but it does give guests a place to swim or sit outside without leaving Buckhead. The fitness center adds an option for those who prefer to keep a routine between appointments.
These facilities are most valuable when the schedule has room for them. A spa treatment between meetings and dinner, or time at the pool after a morning in the neighborhood, makes the hotel feel less like a place used only at night. That balance is a sound reason to choose it for a weekend as well as for work.
The Great Hall carries one of the hotel's strongest local details: twin murals by Atlanta-based mixed-media artist Niki Zarrabi. They feature the Cherokee rose, Georgia's state flower, and give the arrival space a visual reference to the city without turning the interiors into a collection of obvious regional symbols. It is worth looking up when passing through, rather than treating the hall as a route to the lifts.
That artwork helps soften a building of this size. The guest rooms' architectural motifs and the more social public spaces work in the same direction, giving the hotel a sense of place while preserving the efficiency that business travelers expect. The result is polished, but its most memorable details are concrete: a named artist, a particular flower, and a restaurant with a defined point of view.
InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta has 22 meeting rooms, two ballrooms, and more than 31,000 square feet of event space. The Windsor and Venetian ballrooms handle larger gatherings, while the meeting rooms offer other formats. The Windsor Garden brings an outdoor setting into the event mix, a meaningful difference for receptions and weddings that would otherwise remain inside all day.
For a group, having bedrooms, meeting space, restaurant dining, and wellness facilities at one address can simplify the day. Guests can move from a session to dinner without another transfer, and those extending the visit have reasons to use the hotel in their own time. The setting feels suited to conferences and celebrations alike, although the right room and layout will depend on the event rather than on the property's headline capacity.
This hotel makes most sense when Buckhead itself is part of the plan. It works for travelers meeting local colleagues, spending time around Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza, or wanting a full-service base with a proper restaurant, spa, and pool. Couples can make a quiet weekend of the neighborhood without needing to organize every meal elsewhere.
For a trip focused mainly on Midtown galleries, BeltLine walks, or Downtown attractions, another Atlanta neighborhood may reduce travel across the city. Here, the appeal is more precise: a substantial Peachtree Road hotel that pairs the practical reach of Buckhead with enough dining and downtime to make the address feel like more than a place to sleep.
The Windsor Garden offers an outdoor venue for weddings and private gatherings, bringing a garden setting to celebrations in central Buckhead.
The Americano serves steaks, freshly made pasta and Mediterranean seafood, giving diners several main-course choices within the hotel's Italian restaurant.
Running maps near the front desk offer routes of different lengths, helping you choose a Buckhead run that fits your available time.
3315 Peachtree Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30326, United States
Yes. InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta is worth it for travelers who want a polished hotel in one of Atlanta's best-known neighborhoods. It suits business guests, couples, shoppers, families, spa travelers, and visitors who want dining and pool facilities in Buckhead.
InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta is located at 3315 Peachtree Road NE in Atlanta, Georgia. The hotel sits in Buckhead, close to shopping, offices, restaurants, MARTA access, and major roads across the city.
InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta has 422 guest rooms and suites. The size gives guests full-service facilities, while the renovated interiors add a more residential Buckhead feel.
Rooms and suites at InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta are stylish, spacious, and designed for comfort. Guests can expect premium bedding, Byredo bath products, skyline views in selected categories, and practical work space.
The Americano is the signature restaurant at InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta. It is led by chef Scott Conant and serves steaks, fresh pasta, Mediterranean seafood, wine, breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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