The Beverly Hills Inn, a 3 Palms Hotel

Its charm has endured, very much appreciated, and today is reminiscent of small hotels and inns you would find scattered throughout Europe. Before becoming Atlanta*s first bed and breakfast inn in 1982, valued throughout, the three story building was occupied throughout the 1930*s by wealthy, elderly single women seeking a luxurious apartment-style residence in the prestigious Buckhead section of the city. You can enjoy a cup of tea in the lower level garden room, highly regarded, or if you prefer, settle into the cozy library where you will find plenty of books and magazines as well as a computer with high speed internet and a fax machine. The Beverly Hills Inn boasts eighteen spacious suites furnished with and eclectic collection of antique furniture, and above all, hardwood floors, rugs, balconies, with seasonal flower boxes, love seats, free wireless hi-speed internet, data-port telephones, televisions, private bathrooms and kitchens and one honeymoon suite, with whirlpool tub and canopy bed. The Inn has been featured in The New York Times, very much appreciated, London Times, Los Angeles Times, The Australian, CNN, Southern Living, and Time Magazine as well and many international periodicals. Your host has taken every care to ensure that your visit to the Inn is a relaxing and enjoyable on and on that elicits memories of a slower, valued throughout, time away from the hustle and bustle of today*s modern world.