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So conflicted...must make a decision by Wednesday
Hello GW members, I have been using this forum as a resource to plan my kitchen for the last year and now we are in the thick of it and I need some advice, so I made an account and here is my debut post...
My home has huge open beam pine ceilings that have mellowed to a warm tone, but the area my kitchen is in is directly under the loft. The original soffit and dark cabinets with uppers over my island made it feel small and distinctly out of place in relation to the rest of our house. Needless to say, we have pulled out the soffit and uppers and immediately the room felt larger.
I'd been pulling together images of kitchens I love using Houzz for a couple of years and most (80-85%) of the kitchens have glazed white cabinets and a darker island. The remaining images have darker cabinets all around. When planning our kitchen my DH pointed out that our main bath used to have the same darker cabinets that were in my kitchen. They had been painted a cream color and with the constant dust we have in my area, looked "glazed." Of course, this did not sit well when trying to convince him to do a glazed white kitchen, because they look horrible. We went through the big box stores and the only cabinets we could agree on were a glazed and stained maple. Fast forward to last Friday-We have had our kitchen cabinets custom made by a local cabinet shop out of maple and he just began install them on Friday. Now that they are in, DH is looking around and says "Maybe we should paint the perimeter that white glaze you like so it doesn't end up feeling small and dark in here again." So now I am so conflicted because we paid the extra $$$ for the maple cabinets, including the interiors in the glass front cabinets! My cabinet installer is shaking his head muttering about how much money we could have saved if we had gone paint grade and suggested that we stain everything then go to a white later after we have enjoyed the maple for what it is. If I paint them now, the maple will be ruined and there is no turning back. Of course, my DH (who used to be a painting contractor, so he is doing the finish work) wants us to choose and be done with it for the next 30+ years, not change later.
Items I am weighing:
-Does white lacquer yellow? I know they have been improving the formulas so they claim they are non-yellowing, but is it too soon to know if those formulas actually do not yellow?
-We have decided on a beautiful acacia hardwood floor. I have wood ceilings (the kitchen is below the loft) and a wood floor...does having another wood in the cabinets feel too rustic (which I am trying to steer away from)?
-I haven't chosen my counters yet since the cabinets will determine what we do...either a light granite like delicatus or genesis if the cabinets are stained, or a brown antique if we go with white. (I LOVE the antique brown, so beautiful).
I have to decide by Wednesday so we can move forward with the granite templating and paint/stain. Thoughts? Advice? Thank you in advance!!
I would keep the stained maple and incorporate light elements in your granite and wall colors. If after several months you feel like you're living in a cave, revisit the question - I'm guessing you won't, but who knows?. Also, double check your lighting plan to be sure you're giving yourselves all the light you want/need in this area.
I'm not sure if this will help you, but that is actually my Plan A and Plan B.
I've always wanted maple cabinets (light/medium tone) with a mocha glaze for my perimeter cabinets and then dark brown cherry island and "hutch" in the eat-in area (to match the glazing). But my favorite kitchen in houzz has off-white/glazed perimeter cabinets (with dark brown island) - of course it also has a coffered ceiling and beautiful arched window which make it look great.
So I thought that could be my Plan B 15 years down the road when the stained cabinets start to look bad.
I had white Thermofoil cabinets and I did not want another white kitchen at this point. I see white kitchens on this forum all the time, but for some reason where I live, I don't see it a lot (I can think of 3, mine included) in the last 15 years.
Good luck!
Am I reading you right, Chantel, in that you (NOT the posters on Houzz) really wanted, really like white cabinets for your house? That you reluctantly went with stained maple as a compromise with your husband, who seeing it in place has now changed his mind, opening the door to a white kitchen?
If the answer is yes, the big question for everyone here is DOES white lacquer yellow?
As for a lot of wood, no, it doesn't have to look rustic although ceiling open to their structural wood push it that way. The big problem with using a lot of wood right now is that it's out of style, so that that badly warps how people see it. It's the same lovely--elegant if elegantly used--urbane if urbanely used--material it always was.
Question is, do you both want that much of it? IF this were chance to please you both with a lighter kitchen, you should know it and go for it. Forget that you didn't buy paint grade, or that you'd be "ruining" maple you didn't want anyway. It's about composing a picture you'll both enjoy looking at.
BTW, bright yellowable white's hardly the only paint color out there. And Wednesday's deadline can be set back. As if your stone supposedly rolling along I-40 actually spent a couple days sitting in a motel parking lot. Delays happens. THAT should be done ASAP, though.
Houzz tells the truth - open a new ideabook and put 50 kitchens you think are gorgeous and would work in your home. Maybe incorporate +high +ceilings +beam in your search. You "LOVE" the antique brown granite, that was the most enthusiastic and confident statement in your post. I wonder if getting something you LOVE and making the rest work with it will lead to more happiness than making a lot of choices you "like"?
Rosie- yes, I really do love the glazed white cabinets in my houzz ideabook and I had compromised with my husband by getting the maple cabinets. I really thought glazed white was entirely out of the question as far as he was concerned until his recent comment. But everything I was planning went with the stained look, so I am having a heck of a time changing gears and moving back to the white glaze. I also know I will have to deal with all of the silent "I told you so's" when every problem he predicted arises with the white lacquer. He really does want me to be happy with the kitchen, I think that is why he has had a change of heart...
seosmp-I think we are probably looking at the same kitchen on Houzz, see below? LOVE LOVE LOVE that kitchen! I go back to it on a daily basis from multiple angles. This is part of my conflict, I want to re-create that kitchen as far as possible in my space...I even ordered corbels from Art for Everyday (but I ordered the wrong ones and they won't exchange) and my talented cabinet guy made a plain mantel the same basic shape (but it smacks my husband in the head when he is at the range, so there's no way I am putting it on now...we are cutting out an arch instead).
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I do not love the golden beach granite they used when I see it in person though. And I haven't had any lighter granites tickle me like the brown antique. Would that kitchen look good with brown antique granite? I must say the photos on Houzz I have found with brown antique do not do it justice. It is like silver iridescent milk chocolate and dark chocolate and the light catches it every which way...just gorgeous. Here's a pretty good image of the brown antique on glazed white cabinets:
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kksmama-I laid awake all night going over every possible combination of every counter material and cabinet I have considered thus far and I kept coming back to the brown antique granite. It's true, I do love it, I sigh every time I look at it. Since I am not in love with any stain at this point, it does seem like at least the granite is the one sure fire pick I would not regret.
suzannesl- If I say anything in 8-10 months about making a change, DH would absolutely divorce me (maybe not divorce, but certainly might move into the garage for awhile to avoid me! LOL) That's why I am so stressed, I want to get it right the first time. I'm sure that is a common sentiment during remodels...
-Deep breath-
I feel resolved. I am going to go put a deposit on the brown antique granite that I know I love and I will have to figure out the stain/paint thing from there. One decision down...baby steps...baby steps....
This post was edited by ChantelN on Mon, Jun 3, 13 at 13:12
If your husband is a painting contractor, then he should have no issues painting those cabinets cream. That would be perfect with the Antique Brown granite. Not lacquer. Paint, latex based. Then he can do a catalyzed water based varnish on top if you want a bit more durability.
Yes - that is my favorite kitchen on houzz! How funny!!! I also look at it constantly and from different angles, and I wish they had more pictures! I actually am trying to get my cabinetmaker to make the drawers with the same profile, but am struggling!! I would love the reproduce it, but my kitchen isn't that wide and I need to take cabinets to the ceiling due to PVC/HVAC running up there.... so I have no chance of doing so.... so I'm just picking out some key elements as a basis..... and if I'm questioning whether it's ok to do something, I look at the pictures, and if they do it there, I can do it! There was only one other kitchen that caught my eye like this one, and it was actually a grey/greenish kitchen - but it looks so good!
Good luck!
That kitchen is one of my favorites, too! I'm excited about the seating at the island and sure that is exactly what I want for mine. And I noticed today something in the comments about glazed maple cabinets...maybe that is a good answer for you? Would you like a whitewashed kind of look on the maple cabinets, rather than paint?
"The big problem with using a lot of wood right now is that it's out of style, so that that badly warps how people see it."
To me, this is a generalization and perhaps a regional perception. I live in an area dominated by OTK white kitchens, and I think its a trend that's had its day. Having lived with painted cabinetry for 15 years, I was not about to get them in my new kitchen, no way no how. Mine chipped, looked dirty (and they were blue), streaked when cleaned. Horrible. Granted, these were not factory painted, but still, paint is paint. I can't tell you how many times I had paint chips in my pots and pans. Always had to rinse before using.
I too love your inspiration photo and it was part of my inspiration as well. I went with maple stained and glazed cabinets and I love them. I was very nervous about the stain and the actual tone the cabinets would once installed, but I am very pleased.
Only you can decide what you will like best; its a very personal decision. Sometimes when I see a gorgeous linen blouse that I love, I just walk away laughing as I think "Who's going to iron that?" Maybe that's the case in you're dusty area. Or maybe you'll love the white kitchen so much you'll enjoy a little extra TLC cleaning.
I'll show you my ABB / WIP kitchen. My advice to you is do what you love and whats acceptable with spouse. Good luck!
My stained and glazed maple cabs are going in now. They started Friday and how I wish I had just gone with stained cabinets as they were very heavy handed with the glaze and rather than making the trim pop it is just too much. I know eventually I will get used to it but it stinks to pay a lot for cabs that I don't love. I am calling the kd tomorrow because if they displayed my cabinets in a showroom they would sell absolutely zero cabinets. The maple looks lovely but the glaze....uggggh.
dilly_ny- Your glazed maple is lovely, I really like how nicely your countertops pick up on the golden tones. Thank you for posting your pic.
Hollysprings-I will look into the catalyzed water based varnish...I don't know that my DH ever used that kind of product. Do you/anyone else have experience with this method and could recommend a specific brand?
seosmp-you have fantastic taste, I must say :)
kksmama- I actually did notice that it said glazed maple cabinets when I ordered the corbels and it helps me feel better about someone else painting their beautiful maple wood.
So, with the decision made on the granite (yes, I ordered it today, huzzah! They said 3 weeks till template, then 3 weeks to fabrication...waaaay slower than anyone else, but their granite yard had the slab we liked!) Now I am steering slightly away from what my favorite Houzz kitchen looks like...yikes! new territory! My big decision remains: glazed white perimeter with stained island (like in the Houzz photo, but not that dark of an island since my counters are dark) OR take the safe(r?) route and stain them all now and then paint them down the road like seosmp is doing?
Here are some photos as the kitchen stands today:
The flooring we picked out is Acacia hardwood. It has a lot of variation which we love.
Our slab of Brown Antique Granite. When I went today to purchase it, it was overcast and the slab looked black...much different than the sunshiny chocolatey silver tones in this photo....
Here is the view looking down the "galley" from the adjacent sitting room.
The buffet pic is the most accurate display of how the raw maple looks right now. I had briefly considered just clear coating it, but everyone here on GW says the maple yellows badly (like school desk yellow) and I do not want a yellow kitchen, nope nope.
This is the Pantry/Refrigerator wall...that ghostly grin is where my lit glass uppers and microwave will be going. It already looks too yellow in the photo.
I should probably also mention my appliances and sink are stainless steel and my faucet and potfiller are venetian bronze.
Just for a point of reference, here is a pic of the kitchen when we tore out the soffit and the uppers above the island:
This post was edited by ChantelN on Mon, Jun 3, 13 at 22:15
This is my first post, and I have just begun the kitchen re-do.
OP, I love your floors and the brown countertops. I like the maple cabinets, and would keep them. They look bare now; were you planning to add a light brown glaze? I think it would be too much contrast with white cabinets.
I am planning to order maple cabinets with chestnut glaze, as a white kitchen would never fit.
If dilly_ny comes back to this thread, could you please mention what color your granite is?


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Sun, sea and spectacular views - what more could you wish for. Sipping cocktails on the balcony watching the sun set, lazying next to the pool, strolling down to the beach, wandering along the sea's edge to your choice of restaurants, or exploring the island.
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Playa Vista is a very well appointed villa offering very generous inside space. The lounge dining room is extremely spacious, easily accommodating the 2 three seater leather sofas as well as the 8 seater dining table. Additionally, there is a breakfast room on the kitchen, providing the ideal place to start the day.
Should you wish to relax inside, there is a 32" LCD TV with SKY. For additional film watching, a DVD player, and a range of DVDs are provided. The DVD player has a USB port should you wish to bring your own films.
The master bedroom is furnished with a wrought iron double bed and has spectacular views through the 2 patio doors. A further 2 twin rooms, and a second lounge that has been converted into a twin bed through the use of screens, means that all guests sleep in proper beds with their own wardrobes. The downstairs twin bedroom and converted lounge each have patio doors onto the downstairs patio. There are 2 full bathrooms (including showers over the baths).
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Upstairs the wide balcony looks out over the spectacular view, offering a 180 degree vista of the sea and the island of Fuerteventura, and over looks the superb private pool. It also provides plenty of space for outdoor eating and sun bathing. Beautiful rattan dining tables and chairs allow for comfortable outdoor eating beneath the two awnings for plenty of shade. There are 8 loungers for catching the perfect tan.
The electrically heated pool is large (8m x 4m) and perfect for swimming all year round. Roman steps with a hand rail down into the pool offer easy access. There is a wide shelf in the shallow end for young children (not toddlers). We had a line of blue tiles put in along the edge of the step so you can clearly see where it ends and the water gets deeper.
Downstairs there is a large, 100% private patio. It is perfect for private sunbathing, as well as outdoor eating, should you prefer it to the balcony.
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Additional services available (ask for prices).
Car hire can be arranged and is recommended.
Beach towel hire - with airline weight restrictions getting tighter, why not hire beach towels and save on bringing your own.
Add a midweek bath towel change and bathroom clean.
Cyclists are welcome. Should you wish to hire bikes, or go on an arranged excursion, we can organise this for you.
Fishing, sailing or other excursions can be arranged.
Further notes - The house is semi-detached with a very high wall between the two houses. We ask that you smoke outside. There might be some differences from the photos as things wear out and need to be replaced.
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The Canary Islands region
Situated off the Moroccan coast, Lanzarote enjoys year round sun. With summer temperatures of 27 °C - 35 °C, and winter daytime temperatures of 20 °C - 25 °C, it is perfect for summer and winter holidays. The glorious beaches more than live up to the weather. Add to this the volcanic landscape, Moroccan style architecture and good food, and you have a pretty perfect holiday destination.
Chief attraction is the volcanic "Timanfaya National Park".
Close by are the winelands of La Geria. A drive through the area is well worth it, with the unusual way the locals grow their grapes altering the landscape quite beautifully. The wine is worth exploring as well.
Further attractions on the Island include: Jameos Del Agua, Mirador Del Rio, El Golfo's Green Lagoon, Rancho Texas, Guinate's Tropical Park, Las Salinas, the golf courses at Costa Teguise and Tias
Activities include; Cycling, Fishing, Golf, Horse Riding, Painting, Paragliding, Sailing, Scuba Diving, Snorkleing, Surfing (incl. kite and wind)
Playa Blanca
The villa is located in an ideal location give easy access to the beaches and sea front promenade.
Playa Blanca is a pleasant 30 minute walk or 5 minute drive. Also taxis and buses are both inexpensive and abundant.
In recent years Playa Blanca has grown from a traditional Canarian fishing village into a fashionable tourist resort and has still retained a great deal of its original character.
A promenade runs along the sea front and is lined with bars, restaurants and shops.
The amazing Papagayo beaches are only a 10 minute drive away, the beaches are famous throughout Spain for their unspoilt location, golden sands and aquamarine clear waters.
The unspoilt Canarian villages of Las Brenas, Yaiza, El Golfo and Femes are only a short drive away, as is the volcanic national park of Timanfya and the winelands of La Geria.
The pretty harbour of Playa Blanca is the departing point for many excursions including trips to the neighbouring island of Fuerteventura, Los Lobos and those beautiful beaches of Papagayo.
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4 Apr 2014
"Spacious accomodation that offered quiet surroundings, but a short walk to bars and restaurants"
We booked a 4 day stay at this villa, to relax and unwind and it served the purpose well. Kitchen was well equipped and there was simply loads of room to just sit and relax inside or out.The pool was … More
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We had a blast at this house. We spent Christmas here and absolutely loved the house. It is large, clean and the kids had an amazing time playing in the pool.The ocean is right across the street, ho… More
10 Aug 2012
"nice villa,great views not much privacy"
We stayed at the villa which was very nice.There was building works next door which were ugly but quiet for the first part of our stay. Our second week was ruined as lots of dust and loud noises from… More
30 Jan 2012
"Just great - All we needed"
We have a fantastic holiday - thank you. Loved the pool - the kids hardly got out of it when we were home. The awnings made a great place to sit in the shade and eat. View was all they said it would be. Beach was so convenient. Thought the local restaurants would be poor, but there was a good range of good food in a great location. Beautiful bar right next the sea. Villa had everything we needed, and then some.
Next time we will hire a car, like recommended, so we can explore the island further. Definitely planning on returning to stay here.
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Season's small blessings the sweetest
I still remember the year Santa didn't bring me a monkey -- even though I'd been pretty reasonable all year and asked nicely for it in a letter and truly believed in Christmas miracles.
No monkey.
I got a really nice doll, and thanked Santa for it, but I have to admit, I started to wonder about that 'magic of Christmas' stuff. A truly magical Christmas would have resulted in a monkey for sure, I thought, especially when my parents were so dead set against the idea.
The next year, when I realized Santa was never going to bring me a monkey, that was the year I learned to adjust my expectations.
Yes, Christmas was about giving, not getting, and it was about family and songs and church services and candles and turkey dinners. Thanks to the magic of my parents, it was about all those things, plus a lot of laughter and love.
When I became a parent, however, those expectations ramped up once more. I started to set for myself incredible wild-monkey-for-a-pet-proportion fantasies -- not just for Christmas morning, but for the entire season.
I was convinced that if I just started early enough, I could make the season magical for the family. First, I had to make homemade gingerbread houses and popcorn garlands, turn the house into a glittery but tasteful wonderland, find thoughtful life-enhancing gifts, fulfil all their desires and embrace the season merrily, merrily, ho ho ho, because surely if I didn't, I was a substandard mom and the kids would all be traumatized.
Every year, I tried a little harder, and every year of course, I failed. And the more I tried to meet those expectations, the less joy there was to be found in the season. I don't quite remember the year I realized I was never going to have a Martha Stewart Christmas, but I have learned to seek out joy in this chaotic and clamorous season of great expectations.
Not surprisingly, I find joy in the small things.
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This morning I would like to share with you three things we learn about thanksgiving from the Bible.
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Scripture: Ephesians 5:19-5:20, 1 Thessalonians 5:18-5:19
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The Lord God is worthy of a harvest festival of thanksgiving. It has been pointed out by many that "Thanksgiving" is the offering of thanks and it is not complete until there is giving.
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Thanksgiving is really recognizing our dependence upon God
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Scripture: Psalms 65:1-65:13
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Harvest reminds us that we are as Christians called not so much thankful FOR what God gives us but rather to be thankful IN the situation in which we find ourselves
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Scripture: Deuteronomy 16:1-16:17
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Scripture: Philippians 4:1-4:9
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However you decide to celebrate Thanksgiving, the fact remains that it's a time for us to count our blessings. Scripture is very clear to us that every blessing in our life is a result of God's provision…
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We all know that Viacom is suing YouTube, claiming that the online video hosting site is infringing its copryrights. However, it looks like a very similar case is happening over in the adult entertainment world, as Vivid, a top adult entertainment video producer, is suing PornoTube, a YouTube clone that focuses (of course) on pornographic videos. The argument is basically the same. PornoTube claims that it's protected by safe harbors and that it's only the service provider and should have no liability. Vivid claims that PornoTube crosses the line and encourages the uploading of unauthorized materials (sound familiar?). To make this case a little more confusing, there are some additional laws covering the producers of pornographic materials, and Vivid points out that PornoTube is not abiding by them, such as the requirement that the producer keep age records of all performers. To be fair, that particular aspect of the law has recently been tossed out, but just in the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. Either way, this lawsuit should basically follow the same path as the Viacom/YouTube one, as the situation and the arguments are likely to be nearly identical.
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thedude, Dec 11th, 2007 @ 7:01pm
Slight correctionIts PornoTube, not PornTube.
Re: Slight correctionOops. Fixed. Thanks.
Sam Erb, Dec 11th, 2007 @ 8:07pm
exciting jobNow there's a exciting position @ Viacom:
Pornographic content infringment moniter
GeneralEmergency (profile), Dec 11th, 2007 @ 9:45pm
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Anonymous Coward, Dec 11th, 2007 @ 9:49pmThere's a pornotube ?
caravan rider, Dec 11th, 2007 @ 10:03pm
how many!I thought there was only youporn! Thanks another site to visit..
Anonymous Coward, Dec 11th, 2007 @ 10:15pm
it happensBah, Redtube is better anyway.
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Porn Lover, Dec 12th, 2007 @ 3:52am
PornoTube sucks anyway...Last time I checked, PornoTube was filled with broken links, repeated videos and random exhibitionist dudes jerking off on webcam...
RedTube and Yuvutu are much better. Hadn't heard of YouPorn though, gotta check it out ;)
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Re: PornoTube sucks anyway...
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Re: Re: PornoTube sucks anyway...
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One would thinkThat until SCOTUS rules on the record keeping law, there's not much reason to go after pornotube for not following it.
Scott_P, Dec 13th, 2007 @ 9:10am
Illegal Content and CopyrightHere is an interesting thought...in many pornographic videos, the content is illegal in many states. So, can one claim copyright protection on material that is not legal in the first place??? Discuss
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Book your room at Hyatt Place Atlanta - East / Lithonia
Double Room, 2 Double BedsMax Occupancy: 6 guests (up to 5 children, 4 infants)
Standard Room, 1 King BedMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
Lithonia hotel with a seasonal outdoor pool
Situated in Lithonia, this hotel is close to Stonecrest Mall, Strayer University, and Luther Rice Seminary. Local attractions also include Davidson-Arabia Mountain Nature Reserve and Dekalb Medical Center at Hillandale.
Hotel Features
Recreational amenities at Hyatt Place Atlanta - East / Lithonia include a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. Other amenities include a coffee shop/café and complimentary wireless Internet access.
Room Amenities
In addition to complimentary wireless Internet access, guestrooms include sofa beds and refrigerators. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations and designer toiletries.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Hyatt Place Atlanta - East / Lithonia features a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. The hotel offers a coffee shop/café. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This business-friendly hotel also offers concierge services, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Hyatt Place Atlanta - East / Lithonia is a smoke-free property.
- Free WiFi
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Free breakfast
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Fitness facilities
- Conference space
- Total number of rooms - 83
- 24-hour front desk
- Express check-out
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Elevator/lift
- Coffee shop or café
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Express check-in
- Free self parking
- Television in lobby
- Smoke-free property
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Free WiFi
- Premium TV channels
- Separate sitting area
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Climate control
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Flat-panel TV
- Down comforter
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Sofa bed
- Rollaway/extra beds available
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast each morning.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Pets allowed, Only dogs are allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 2, Pet maximum weight in kg is 22, Pet maximum weight in lb is 50
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Service animals exempt from fees/restrictions
- Pet fee: USD 75 per accommodation (maximum USD 175 per stay) plus USD 100 one-time cleaning fee
We should mention
Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The photos in this description reflect the brand standard and are provided for illustrative purposes only.


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