Forth Hotel, Atlanta
More photosFORTH Hotel in Atlanta feels like the perfect mash-up of laid-back luxe and local soul. Nestled in the Old Fourth Ward right by the BeltLine, its 16 stories of glass and geometric concrete make for a seriously striking silhouette.
Inside, the design is warm but modern. Think floor-to-ceiling windows, floral wallpaper, rich wood, and vintage touches that make each room feel like it has its own personality.
But FORTH isn’t just about the rooms. There’s a dreamy rooftop bar called Moonlight that channels 1970s Italian disco style, plus a leafy pool deck, and several dining spots — from a chic Italian steakhouse (Il Premio) to a Mediterranean-inspired poolside restaurant (Elektra) and a cozy lobby café/bar (Bar Premio).
Add in a massive fitness and wellness center (steam rooms, cold plunges, yoga, you name it), and you’ve got a spot that’s more like a community hub than just a place to crash.
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Expert reviews
“The 16-floor hotel and social club has two key things going for it: luxury and location. If you prefer to do as little driving or (Ubering) as possible, Forth makes an excellent jumping off point to explore Atlanta’s buzziest neighborhood. It’s uniquely situated next to Historic Fourth Ward Park and the BeltLine, and its stunning design and amenities sets it apart from more casual options nearby.”
“Forth Atlanta, just off the Beltline Eastside Trail, opened in July, setting a marker for the style-conscious wave of revitalization roaring through the city’s historic Old Fourth Ward neighborhood. The 196-room hotel features a number of dining and drinking options, including a sunny ground-level bar tricked out in the midcentury Italian style.”
“Towering 16 stories above Historic Fourth Ward Park with 196 rooms, New City Properties’ latest hospitality venture brings boutique hotel luxury cool to one of the most historic neighborhoods in Atlanta.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Friendly staff
- Comfortable beds
- Swimming pool
Location
Recent guest reviews
12 July 2025
Mediocre and over priced
They obviously are going for a “Zen” feel. You can accomplish that without dimming the lights to almost off. Was VERY dark inside the lobby area. Also bars closing at 11pm why even bother! If you’re familiar with the series “White Lotus” so was the designer as they obviously tried to recreate that here. Was clean great towels,
The boy that was pool staff was terrible. It wasn’t busy and I ordered two cocktails. 15 minutes later I had to go up to bar and ask for drinks he was there talking to staff and didn’t even put the order in. Useless!!!
17 February 2025
Must visit hotel for the breakfast
Breakfast restaurant
Desk missing to work in room nor in lobby available - late hours for breakfast when travelling for work
22 January 2025
Staff and facilities were excellent better than anticipated.
1 January 2025
The Hotel and staff were wonderful!
Breakfast was good
We wanted to have dinner at the Italian restaurant but it was booked. Opted for the Mediterranean restaurant “Electra” we were very disappointed in the meal.
We had the Meze Platter which was very good.
Our entree Prawns and NY Strip were terrible;
They gave four Prawns and four Prawn heads which are not edible. The NY Strip Kabob had six pieces and was well done and asked for medium rare.
19 August 2024
Marlo assisted me with booking the reservation and he was very helpful and professional. I also had
Great
Hotel facilities
Food & Drink
- - Restaurant
- - Bar (additional charge)
Services
- - Room service
- - 24-hour front desk
Activities
- - Sauna
- - Fitness centre
- - Spa & wellness centre
Outdoors
- - Terrace
- - Outdoor pool
- - Outdoor pool (all year)
General
- - Non-smoking rooms
- - Facilities for disabled guests
- - Lift
- - Non-smoking throughout
- - Air conditioning
Parking
- - Electric vehicle charging station
Pool and wellness
- - Rooftop pool
- - Swimming pool
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We were in town for our nieces wedding so we had cosmetics, curling irons etc.