Best rooms ranked at Omni Atlanta Hotel at Centennial Park
Top pick: Executive Suite for space and separation between living and sleeping areas. Best for views and outdoor access: Premier Room, Balcony (Centennial Olympic Park View); best value for two to four travelers: Deluxe Double Room, 2 Double Beds.
In this guide
- 1) Executive Suite — best overall for space and meetings
- 2) Executive Suite, 2 Bedrooms and Executive Suite, 3 Bedrooms — best for larger groups
- 3) Suite, with Sofa bed (Georgia Aquarium) / (College Football) / (Coca Cola) — best for families
- 4) Premier Room, Balcony (Centennial Olympic Park View) and Premier Room (Centennial Olympic Park View) — best for views and outdoor access
- 5) Premier Room, Corner (Executive, Centennial Olympic Park Vw) — best corner view
- 6) Deluxe Double Room, 2 Double Beds and Deluxe Room / Deluxe Room (Premium) — best value for groups
- Practical booking tips and where each room makes sense
1) Executive Suite — best overall for space and meetings
Why choose it: The Executive Suite offers the largest dedicated living area and separate bedroom, making it the best choice for travelers who need space to work, meet, or relax off-site. It’s suited to business travelers, families who want separate sleeping and living areas, or small groups sharing a suite.
Layout and perks: These suites include a full living room with seating, a wet bar or small bar niche, and a separate bedroom with a King Bed. Expect more floor space and room to spread out compared with standard rooms.
- Sleeps: typically 2 adults comfortably (check specific suite bedding when booking)
- Separate living area for meetings or family time
- In-room workspace and multiple seating areas
| Feature | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Separate living room | Workspace and meeting area away from the bed |
| Wet bar / bar niche | Convenience for snacks or light entertaining |
| Larger square footage | More comfortable for longer stays or group travel |
2) Executive Suite, 2 Bedrooms and Executive Suite, 3 Bedrooms — best for larger groups
Why choose them: These multi-bedroom Executive Suites are the logical pick when you need multiple private bedrooms plus communal living space. They work for families traveling together, small corporate teams, or event organizers staying onsite for conferences.
Practical notes: The Executive Suite, 2 Bedrooms lists 2 King Beds and 1 Double Sofa Bed; the Executive Suite, 3 Bedrooms lists 1 King Bed (confirm exact bedding when booking). Confirm which bedroom configuration you receive when reserving.
- Room types: 2- and 3-bedroom layouts provide private sleeping rooms plus a shared living area
- Ideal for families or small groups needing beds and privacy
- Book early for event weekends—these suites are limited
| Suite type | Typical bedding |
|---|---|
| Executive Suite, 2 Bedrooms | 2 King Beds + 1 Double Sofa Bed |
| Executive Suite, 3 Bedrooms | 1 King Bed (verify other bedrooms when booking) |
3) Suite, with Sofa bed (Georgia Aquarium) / (College Football) / (Coca Cola) — best for families
Why choose them: These one-bedroom suites with a Double Sofa Bed pair a standard King Bed with extra sleeping capacity in the living room, which makes them convenient for parents with one or two children or guests who want a separate lounge space.
Themed names: The hotel lists several branded one-bedroom suites (Georgia Aquarium, College Football, Coca Cola). They share similar layouts (King Bed + Double Sofa Bed) but ask the hotel which themed suite you’ll receive if the theme matters to your stay.
- Sleeps: King Bed plus Double Sofa Bed — flexible for families
- Separate living area so adults and kids can have different spaces
- Good balance of space and value compared with full Executive Suites
| Suite name | Beds |
|---|---|
| Suite, with Sofa bed (Georgia Aquarium) | 1 King Bed + 1 Double Sofa Bed |
| Suite, with Sofa bed (College Football) | 1 King Bed + 1 Double Sofa Bed |
| Suite, with Sofa bed (Coca Cola) | 1 King Bed + 1 Double Sofa Bed |
4) Premier Room, Balcony (Centennial Olympic Park View) and Premier Room (Centennial Olympic Park View) — best for views and outdoor access
Why choose them: If a view of Centennial Olympic Park or direct balcony access matters, choose Premier Room, Balcony (Centennial Olympic Park View). Premier Room (Centennial Olympic Park View) offers similar park-facing windows without a balcony on some configurations.
Who they suit: Couples, solo travelers, or guests attending events at State Farm Arena who want a skyline or park-facing room and easy access to outdoor terraces.
- Outdoor access: Balcony rooms provide a private outdoor space (some rooms have balconies; ask when booking)
- Views: Park and skyline views—good for photos and letting in daylight
- Bedding options: Premier rooms offer King or two Queen/Double beds depending on the specific Premier variant
| Room | Common bedding options |
|---|---|
| Premier Room, Balcony (Centennial Olympic Park View) | 1 King Bed or 2 Double Beds |
| Premier Room (Centennial Olympic Park View) | 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds or 2 Double Beds |
| Premier Room, Corner (Executive, Centennial Olympic Park Vw) | 1 King Bed (corner, more windows) |
5) Premier Room, Corner (Executive, Centennial Olympic Park Vw) — best corner view
Why choose it: The corner Premier Room gives extra window exposure and usually more natural light and wider sightlines over the park or city. That makes it a good step up for guests who prioritize view without booking a full suite.
Who it suits: Travelers who spend most of the day out but want a nicer room to return to—good for business travelers or couples on a city break.
- Typically one King Bed
- Increased window exposure compared with mid-corridor rooms
- Often quieter than rooms facing busy streets
| Why pick corner | What to confirm when booking |
|---|---|
| More windows and light | Confirm which side of the building you’ll face (park vs. atrium vs. skyline) |
| Feels roomier due to sightlines | Ask about balcony availability if outdoor space matters |
| Good for photos and daylight work | Verify bedding and exact view with reservations |
6) Deluxe Double Room, 2 Double Beds and Deluxe Room / Deluxe Room (Premium) — best value for groups
Why choose them: The Deluxe Double Room, 2 Double Beds is the practical choice for budget-conscious families, friends, or event attendees who need two beds. Deluxe Room options with a King Bed or two Queen Beds are the straightforward pick for solo travelers or couples.
What to expect: These rooms are the hotel’s standard guest rooms—comfortable and functional with in-room amenities, but without the extra living space of suites or the balcony views of Premier rooms.
- Deluxe Double Room, 2 Double Beds — good for families who prefer separate beds
- Deluxe Room (Roll in Shower) — offers accessible bathroom features
- Deluxe Room (Premium) — lists 2 Queen Beds (confirm bedding at booking)
| Room type | Best for |
|---|---|
| Deluxe Double Room, 2 Double Beds | Families or friends sharing a room |
| Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed | Solo travelers or couples wanting a standard King |
| Deluxe Room (Roll in Shower) | Guests needing accessible bathroom features |
Practical booking tips and where each room makes sense
Confirm bedding and view at booking: Several room types list multiple bed configurations (King, Queen, or Double). If a specific bed type, balcony, or park/skyline view matters, request it when you reserve and reconfirm ahead of arrival.
Event and family considerations: The hotel connects internally to State Farm Arena and the Georgia World Congress Center, so for event weekends book early for larger suites and corner Premier rooms. Families may prefer suites with sofa beds or Deluxe Double Rooms to keep everyone together.
- In-room Wi‑Fi usually carries a nightly fee unless you’re an Omni Select Guest member
- Valet-only parking is available (the hotel lists daytime and overnight valet rates on its site)
- Pool, fitness center, and public-area Wi‑Fi are included with your stay
| Need | Best room choice |
|---|---|
| Lots of workspace or meetings | Executive Suite |
| Family with kids | Suite, with Sofa bed (Georgia Aquarium) or Deluxe Double Room |
| Best park or skyline view | Premier Room, Balcony (Centennial Olympic Park View) or Premier Room, Corner |
