Boutique Suites Hotel in the Heart of Atlanta

Atlanta has long been known as the "capital of the new South," a label that's stuck because of the city's proven ability to reinvent itself. It's transitioned from an antebellum-era railway town to a bustling metropolis. Today, skyscrapers sprawl over Midtown, one of the city's most cosmopolitan and culturally rich areas. Among the Midtown towers, the nine-story Regency Suites Hotel looks out on the surrounding museums, theaters, and nightclubs. It's also less than a block from the underground Midtown MARTA metro station, making other parts of Atlanta just as accessible from the hotel.

A stylish elegance pervades Regency Suites, visible in the common areas' wood furnishings and soft-hued gold accents. The complimentary breakfast features crispy belgian waffles and fresh fruit and scones. The luxe atmosphere extends to queen suites, which are outfitted with granite countertops in the kitchenettes and marble flooring in the bathrooms. Sunlight floods the comfortable sitting areas, and beds sport pillow-top mattress softer than a lamb wearing an angora sweater.

Atlanta: Urban Parks and Renowned Aquarium in Capital of the South

Named 1 of 50 Places of a Lifetime by National Geographic, Atlanta lies near the Chattahoochee River in Georgia's northwest region known for its famed trees: magnolias, pines, and dogwoods. Despite a metropolitan population of more than 5 million and what is considered the world's busiest airport by passenger count, Atlanta seems to always offer a relaxing escape. Stroll through the 185 acres of botanical gardens, hiking trails, and oaks at Piedmont Park, or study one of the country's largest Civil War exhibitions at the Atlanta History Center.

Anchored by historical Peachtree Street, the city's midtown area boasts a thriving arts and culture scene. Opened in 1929, the Fox Theatre features imposing Egyptian architecture and a custom-made organ with a network of 3,622 pipes. Tours take place on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. The High Museum of Art spotlights more than 12,000 pieces of contemporary and folk art, ranging from Renaissance paintings to photographs from the civil rights era. Kids might better enjoy the Georgia Aquarium, located downtown at Centennial Olympic Park. Considered the world's largest aquarium with more than 8 million gallons of fresh and marine water and more than 100,000 animals, the aquarium is home to beluga whales, lionfish, whale sharks, bottlenose dolphins, and more.

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