United States, Georgia, Fulton County, Atlanta, 33.749, -84.38798Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation1960/2000From Axios (August 26, 2024) and PRNewswire (November 7, 2022): Originally opened in 1924 as the Granada Apartments, it was converted to hotel use in 1984 as the Artmore Hotel, and now renamed/rebranded as the Hotel Granada, stands as Midtown Atlanta’s only independent boutique hotel. In 2022, real estate firm Hodges Ward Elliott sold the property to New York-based Monomoy Property Ventures and Scarp Ridge Capital Partners who took charge of the top-to-bottom renovation of the building, which now includes a restaurant called Pom Court (short for pomegranate, which, in Spanish, is "granada"). Variant names include: Granada Suites Hotel (Atlanta, Ga.), Artmore Hotel (Atlanta, Ga.), Granada Apartments (Atlanta, Ga.), 1302 West Peachtree Street, Granada All Suite Hotel, Hotel Granada. See "First Look: Hotel Granada Is an Old-World Oasis in Midtown Atlanta," Garden and Gun, August 8, 2024; "Hotel Granada opens in Midtown after two-year renovation," Axios, August 26, 2024 ; and "The Artmore Hotel: A Beautiful New Incarnation of an Atlanta, Georgia Landmark," PR Newswire, November, 7, 2022.image/jp2enghttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/ArchitectureHistoric sites--Georgia--Fulton CountyHistoric buildings--Georgia--Fulton CountyArchitecture, Domestic--Georgia--Fulton CountyCultural property--ProtectionHistoric preservation--GeorgiaHistoric buildings--Conservation and restorationGranada ApartmentsStillImage