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Step into the Pure Wellness Room at The Ritz-Carlton, Atlanta, a 330 sq. ft. sanctuary on the hotel’s wellness level that offers calming city views and PURE-certified air purification. The space blends hardwood and thin-carpeted areas with tile in the bathroom to create a clean, restorative atmosphere tailored for relaxation and focus.
Choose between 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds to accommodate up to 4 guests, each made up with premium bedding and blackout drapes for a restful night. The room features a private bathroom with a transfer shower, rainfall showerhead and height-adjustable showerhead, plus bathrobes, designer toiletries, a magnifying mirror and hair dryer. Accessibility features are built in throughout: transfer shower, grab bar by the toilet (34 inches high), lever door handles, low-height door lock, low-height bathroom electrical outlets, a low-height view port in the door and visual doorbell notification, ensuring comfort and ease of use for guests who require them.
Your stay includes in-room entertainment and comfort essentials such as a 55-inch flat-screen TV with premium channels and closed captioning, air conditioning and heating, turndown service and bed sheets changed on request. Wellness extras supplied on the wellness level include a yoga mat, foam roller and stability ball along with an iHome Zenergy light/sound therapy machine. Rollaway beds are available for a nightly surcharge. The Pure Wellness Room offers a thoughtfully appointed, accessible retreat in the heart of downtown Atlanta at The Ritz-Carlton, Atlanta.






























The Pure Wellness Room sits on the hotel's seventh-floor Wellness Level and offers PURE-certified air purification. It is also set up with a yoga mat, foam roller, stability ball and an iHome Zenergy light and sound therapy machine, so you can stretch, unwind and reset without leaving your room.
The room is on the wellness level and has calming city views over downtown Atlanta. The hotel stands at 181 Peachtree Street NE in the middle of the city, so the outlook is urban rather than a resort or beach scene.
You can choose 1 King or 2 Queen Beds. The room measures 330 sq. ft. and sleeps up to 4 guests. The beds have premium bedding and the windows have blackout drapes. A rollaway bed can be added for $35 per night, and cribs are provided free.
The private bathroom has tile flooring, a rainfall showerhead and a transfer shower with a height-adjustable showerhead. It also has bathrobes, designer toiletries, a hair dryer and a magnifying mirror. Accessibility features include a grab bar by the toilet (34 inches high), lever door handles, a low-height door lock, low-height bathroom outlets, a low-height view port in the door and visual doorbell notification.
The Ritz-Carlton, Atlanta has no on-site pool, hot tub or spa. Its wellness offering is the fitness center, which guests can use 24 hours a day. It has TechnoGym cardio and weight equipment, free weights, Peloton bikes and a yoga studio. The hotel's own site suggests Woodhouse Spa – Buckhead as a nearby spa option.
Centennial Olympic Park is roughly a 9-minute walk away, and the Georgia Aquarium is about 10 to 13 minutes on foot. The Peachtree Center MARTA station is about a minute's walk, and Hartsfield-Jackson Airport is about 8.4 miles (around 20 minutes) away.
With 2 Queen Beds and space for up to four guests, the room works for a family or a small group. The hotel's Ritz Kids program offers access to nearby attractions such as the Georgia Aquarium and the Children's Museum. Guests planning a longer stay should note that valet parking is $73 per day, in-room Wi-Fi carries a surcharge, and the garage clearance is 6 feet 5 inches.
Check-in is at 3:00 PM and check-out is at noon. The minimum check-in age is 18, and you will need photo ID and a card or cash deposit for incidentals. The front desk and concierge are staffed 24 hours. Service animals are welcome at no charge. Pets are welcome for a fee, with a 65 lb limit and one pet per room.
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