The Georgian Terrace Hotel
The Georgian Terrace Hotel is a historic property in urban Atlanta with an elegant character and a declared wedding program.
The Georgian Terrace Hotel is a hotel destination wedding venue in Atlanta, United States, hosting 220 at dinner and 300 standing. Best months: June, August, September, October.
About The Georgian Terrace Hotel
The Georgian Terrace Hotel is a historic property in urban Atlanta with an elegant character and a declared wedding program.
Its meeting and banquet space seats 220 guests for a seated dinner or holds up to 300 standing, with in-house catering handled by the hotel.
Accommodation runs from one-bedroom suites and king rooms to two-level penthouses and three-bedroom apartments with kitchens sleeping up to six, with rates starting at 145 USD per night (we estimate the upper end at around 400 USD per night).
Parking is available on site, and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) is roughly 25 minutes away by our estimate.
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My stay at The Georgian Terrace Hotel was outstanding from start to finish. The room was absolutely immaculate and exceptionally clean, which is always one of the first things I look for when staying at a hotel.
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Capacity
- Seated dinner
- 220 guests
- Standing reception
- 300 guests
Staying over
- Room types
- 15 listed
Money
- Price
- US$150 to US$250 per headAisle estimate
Getting there
- Nearest airport
- ATL, 25 min by carAisle estimate
- Parking
- Yes
The spaces
- Event spaces
- Banquet room
- Setting
- Urban, historic, elegant
Food and drink
- In-house catering
- Yes
Venue highlights
- Seated dining for 220 guests, or up to 300 standing, in the hotel's meeting and banquet space
- In-house catering provided by the hotel
- 15 room types, including two-level penthouses and a three-bedroom apartment with kitchen for up to 6 guests
- Room rates from 145 USD per night
The wedding season
Costs and booking details
- Getting there
- ATL · about 25 min by carAisle estimate
Guests fly into ATL.
- Weather window
- August – October
The months the weather is kindest, with June mild too. Weather does not indicate whether a date is available.
- Direct line
- (404) 897-1991
Answered by the venue in local hours.
Questions about the venue
How many guests can the venue seat for a wedding dinner?+
The meeting and banquet space seats 220 guests for a seated dinner, and holds up to 300 guests for a standing reception.
Is catering provided by the hotel?+
Yes, catering is handled in-house by The Georgian Terrace Hotel.
What accommodation is available for our guests?+
There are 15 room types, including the One-Bedroom Suite, Premier Luxury King Room, Studio Suite and Solo Room (up to 2 guests each), Premier Luxury Room with Two Double Beds, Two Bedroom Apartment with Kitchen, Two-Bedroom Apartment, Two Bedroom, Two Bath Apartment with Kitchen, One Level Penthouse and Two Level Penthouse (up to 4 guests each), and a Three Bedroom Apartment with Kitchen for up to 6. An Accessible One Bedroom Apartment with Kitchen is also available for 2 guests.
Which airport should our guests fly into?+
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) is the nearest airport, an estimated 25 minutes from the hotel.
Where can we see wedding packages and pricing?+
Wedding information is at https://thegeorgianterrace.com/weddings and the 2025 wedding packages PDF is at https://thegeorgianterrace.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Georgian-Terrace-Wedding-Packages-2025_screen_reader_accessible.pdf. You can also call +1 844-650-8052. Rooms start at 145 USD per night.
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Sources and booking notes
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Sources for individual venue facts
Seated dinner: 220 guests
“SEATS UP TO 220 GUESTS”
Read the source for seated dinnerStanding reception: 300 guests
“| RECEPTION NO SEATING | 300 |”
Read the source for standing receptionRoom types: 15 listed
“One-Bedroom Suite”
Read the source for room typesIn-house catering: Yes
“Sophisticated meeting spaces paired with world-class chef-prepared banquet cuisine will leave all of your guests impressed, while the vibrant city of Atlanta will inspire them at every turn.”
Read the source for in-house cateringParking: Yes
“*Whether you’re enjoying a staycation, taking a road trip or stopping by on business, there is no need to stress about where to park while you’re in Atlanta.*”
Read the source for parkingEvent spaces: Banquet room
“Meeting/banquet facilities”
Read the source for event spacesSetting: Urban, historic, elegant
“At the Georgian Terrace, we look forward to working with you to host a beautiful celebration in the heart of Midtown Atlanta.”
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