The drinks are pricey, but the view is priceless. When the landscape changes from mainly tall office buildings to apartments and lovely renovated homes, you'll know you are in Midtown. Unofficially it begins around 5th and Peachtree streets and continues north past the High Museum to Peachtree Road, meeting West Peachtree Street at a fork just opposite The Temple. In the east, Midtown crosses Piedmont Road and continues over until Ponce de Leon Avenue. It's bounded on the west by I-85.
Complimentary coffee is served each morning.
Cheshire Bridge also has more than its fair share of Thai restaurants. At this inn, you can drive your car right to your room and if you pick one toward the back end of the complex, when you go out your door you'll have a view of towering pines, kudzu, and the handsomely landscaped backyards of a few snazzy Morningside homes. The Midtown Courtyard is off 14th Street on the Georgia Tech side of the Downtown Connector. A lounge on the mezzanine serves cocktails and afternoon high tea. The Cafe is a sit-down, white tablecloth restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner from early morning until 11 PM every day.