Hotel Clermont in Atlanta hosts company retreats, team dinners, board meetings, rooftop receptions and wedding celebrations, with five bookable spaces and room for up to 200 guests at a full rooftop buyout. The hotel sits on Ponce de Leon Avenue in the Poncey-Highland neighborhood, with 93 guest rooms above its brasserie, lobby bar and rooftop.
Seminars and company events
For working sessions, the hotel offers three smaller rooms that suit different formats. The Study, a main-level space near the lobby bar, seats 20 around a boardroom table. A12 is a more secluded meeting room for 10, fitted with a wall-mounted screen and an HDMI connection. The Butterfly Room, tucked behind the lobby bar, has lounge seating for about 25 people mingling, and it can be combined with The Study for a meeting followed by drinks. Larger teams can take over Tiny Lou's for a private dinner or The Rooftop for an evening event. The hotel also arranges group room blocks, so an offsite of one or two days can keep everyone under one roof.
Weddings and receptions
The hotel lists weddings among the gatherings it hosts, together with room blocks for guests. The Rooftop, with its skyline view and full bar, suits a reception, a welcome party or a rehearsal evening, and Tiny Lou's can hold a dinner for up to 80. The site does not publish wedding packages, so the format is agreed with the events team.
Rooms and capacities
The Rooftop covers about 3,000 square feet and takes up to 200 guests at a full buyout, with semi-private and private options and seating at picnic tables or individual seats. Tiny Lou's, the brasserie downstairs, covers about 1,700 square feet and takes up to 80 guests at a buyout, plus a private dining room for 14. The Study covers about 600 square feet, The Butterfly Room about 450 and A12 about 350.
Accommodation
The hotel has 93 rooms. Categories include Grand King, Napoleon King, Queen Squared and Deluxe King rooms, two suites, the Ruby Suite and the larger Flossie Suite, with claw-foot tubs and a bar, accessible rooms, and bunk rooms, which helps when a group mixes budgets. Long stays can also be booked.
Catering
Food and drink come from the hotel's own outlets. Tiny Lou's is a French-American brasserie open daily with a full wine list, the lobby café serves coffee from 7 a.m., and the rooftop bar pours specialty cocktails, local beers and wine. Menus for private events are set with the hotel.
History and setting
The building is the former Clermont Motor Hotel, and the property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Tiny Lou's takes its name from a dancer who performed in the motor hotel's Gypsy Room in the 1950s. Today the hotel belongs to the By Oliver collection, and its rooftop looks out over the Atlanta skyline.
Getting there
The address is 789 Ponce de Leon Ave N.E., Atlanta, GA 30306. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport serves the city, and Ponce de Leon Avenue connects the hotel with Midtown and the neighborhoods to the east. Guests arriving for a day meeting can reach the hotel by car or rideshare from downtown in a short drive.
