Hotels in Georgia

52 floors: 169 metres (554 ft)

A five-star luxury hotel in Midtown Atlanta, offering award-winning cuisine, indoor saline pool, sauna or steam room and much more.

Onsite spa offers facials, body scrubs, massages, hydrotherapy, body wraps, body treatments, reflexology, manicures and pedicures and aromatherapy.

Pets are allowed on request at an additional cost.

All 291 non-smoking guestrooms offer W signature beds with down duvets, flat-screen LCD TVs with pay movies, DVD players, clock radios with CD players and iPod docking stations.

Pets are allowed, up to 40 lb. The hotel provides food and water bowls, custom pet beds and other pet supplies.

Rande Gerber's Whiskey Blue Atlanta, situated at the 12th floor.

73 floors: 220 metres (723 ft)

The Marshall House first opened in 1851 and it was used as a hospital during the Civil War. During its renovation, human bones were discovered buried under its floorboards and it is said that they belong to the wounded soldiers who sought treatment in the building when it was a hospital. Apart from bones and the ghosts of the soldiers, guests have reported seeing eerie children running down the halls, while taps have been turning on and off on their own.

Jekyll Island Club Hotel is rumored to be haunted by the banker J. P. Morgan who during his stay at the hotel, was smoking his cigars every morning at 5 in the morning. Several guests say they have smelled cigar smoke the same hour of the day. Also the appearance of a ghost of a another former resident of the hotel who died in 1906 has been reported in the suite he once stayed.