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Roswell, Georgia, is a place where laidback Southern roots dovetail with rich Antebellum history. The 640-acre Historic District features ghost walks, boutiques, restaurants, galleries and performing arts along with ample spaces to hike and bike in lush parks and along woodland trails. Covered bridges and marsh boardwalks stretch along the famed Chattahoochee River. Visitors stroll along Canton Street for cheery sidewalk cafes and craft beers. It’s all about that easygoing small-town warmth tailored to modern-day style.
Soon this will be the home of West Alley, a 2.5-acre mixed-use destination featuring a luxurious, full-service boutique hotel as the anchor. This one-of-a-kind experience combining the best of dining, entertainment, 6,500 square feet of retail and a 400-space parking deck will be nestled in the heart of Roswell, Georgia.
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With its exclusive offerings and modern conveniences, West Alley will be the ideal location for both local patrons and visitors.​
Southern Hospitality, Redefined
A curated selection of boutique shopping exists, amidst the charm of Historic Roswell.
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Located at the intersection of entertainment and vibrance.
DISCOVER THE ALLURE OF ROSWELL
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Roswell area hotels generated $22.5M in revenue in 2023.
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Local Restaurants Drove $250M in Revenue in the 2023 Fiscal Year.
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2,650,000 visitors came to roswell in fiscal year 2023.
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Many Roswell auto dealers specialize in rare, antique cars; $22.5M in auto-related tourism revenues recorded in fiscal year 2023.
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Alive in Roswell is a free, family-friendly festival held every third Thursday from April to October, featuring music, food trucks, and hundreds of interactive vendors.
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City of Roswell boasts 200 wedding venues, 23+ scenic trails, and diverse selection of restaurants.
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Roswell’s 2023 Restaurant Week included 45 restaurants, garnering 191,000 website page views during that time period.
Discover the beauty and charm of Roswell, where nature, history, and recreation come together. Roswell is home to over 1,000 acres of parkland and 22 parks, offering everything from peaceful green spaces to scenic trails and recreational bike paths. Whether exploring the area's heritage through historic sites like the Southern Trilogy Historic House Museums or enjoying interpretive walks along the old mill ruins, experiences unique to Roswell are plentiful.
Nature lovers will feel right at home here. Nestled along the Chattahoochee River, Roswell has seven miles of trails and parks perfect for hiking, mountain biking, and viewing wildlife. Roswell is also known for its dog-friendly spaces, ensuring furry friends can enjoy outdoor adventures too.
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