Location. The Wyndham Midtown Atlanta sits amid early 20th century houses and contemporary office buildings in trendy Midtown Atlanta, a regional and national center for business, arts and nightlife. The Margaret Mitchell House, once occupied by the author of the novel Gone with the Wind, is across the street. Within a mile of the property are Fox Theatre, High Museum of Art and SciTrek Museum of Science. A complimentary shuttle is available for travel within two miles.

Hotel Features. The laid back Mojito Restaurant and Lounge serves Latin cuisine with a Cuban flair. Business services include wireless Internet access and complimentary newspapers. The Wyndham Midtown Atlanta features a health club with indoor lap pool.

Guestrooms. Rooms are decorated with contemporary furnishings and neutral fabrics and provide ergonomic office chairs and premium bedding including pillow top mattresses. Amenities include high speed Internet access. Rooms are equipped with coffeemakers. Baths supply designer toiletries.

Expert Tip. Piedmont Park is only two blocks away, offering tennis courts, jogging and walking paths, playing fields, a lake for fishing, and bicycle and in line skate rentals. ...more

The Georgia Aquarium opened in 2005 as one of the largest aquariums in the world. Located in downtown Atlanta, it is undoubtedly a breathtaking experience for all its visitors. A generous endowment from Bernard Marcus, the co-founder of Home Depot, makes this dynamic aquarium possible. It showcases exotic sea creatures such as giant groupers, beluga whales, and whale sharks (which have never been seen outside of Asia). With 500 species, you will see something new and different no matter when you visit. In addition, the Georgia Aquarium offers an expansive educational program for students of all ages. Check their website for tours, special events, extended hours notices, and group discounts.

Admission: Adults $21.06, Children age 3-12 $15.74, Seniors $18.06 ...more

Atlanta's most famous invention is also the world's most popular soft drink and nowhere is this more clear than at this unique downtown museum. The new 20-acre complex features a 4D cinematic experience, and the largest collection of Coke® memorabilia ever assembled, including a pop-culture gallery. The museum draws many visitors, and features an exhaustive look at the history, manufacture and distribution of Coca-Cola. Perhaps the most popular phase of the tour is the final stop, where guests are invited to sample vast and various recipes of Coke as it is marketed throughout the world. Tickets may be purchased through their website. ...more