Mayfair Tower Condominiums

The guest parking situation in this building is ridiculous. The resident has to give you two pieces of paper where you fill out what’s practically a credit application — one goes in your windshield and the other you have to give to the concierge. On the one sheet of paper is a list of random parking spots 1 through 100 where you’re supposedly allowed to park. There’s no official guest parking. Why they don’t simply label these parking spots as «visitor parking» I don’t know. Instead you have to drive around the entire parking complex looking for one of the numbers that’s on the sheet. To make it even more complicated, some of the spots are very similar. For instance, you can park in spot 90 but not 90C. Why is there a 90 and a 90C? Good question. Unless you want your friends to hate you, I wouldn’t live here.

Lived here in the late ‘90s. Bought when the building converted from rentals to condos, sold before association fees went higher. Typical issues related to midtown condo living. Couldn’t buy a second parking place for my truck once extra space went away when development on the Mayfair Renaissance started, so I sold and moved. Super nice neighbors in the building and security staff, I really miss that part.

Beautiful place but beware! While visiting our daughter aftèr a Braves game, we overstayed our parking time (35 minutes, and I’m not kidding) and we were booted. Apparently your five hundred dollar association fee and 125.00 parking rent (A MONTH) doesn’t warrant a phone call from someone, especially when you fill out a slip with phone number, owners name, etc. and put it on the windshield. Bottom line, if you tell the concierge your guests are leaving at 11 pm and they stay till 11:35, BEWARE!!! It has really soured me on a beautiful place and that is a real shame.

I have lived here for about a year and couldn’t be any happier. The building is very secure which I prefer and the concierge staff is very helpful.
The location is just about as good as it gets in Atlanta. Right across from the W and half a block from Piedmont Park. The walkable nature of this place is what makes it so great. You can walk up to the High, over to Piedmont Park, over to Crescent Ave and further into midtown very easily. Some weekends I don’t touch my car at all.
The gym is being redone now and should be all finished in a few weeks with brand new equipment. I’ve heard talk of a pool on the roof, but there currently is not a pool for use.
Most of the people in this building are older. I’d say the average age is 45 or so. Means the building is more quiet than some of the new fancy buildings in the area.
Highly recommend buying or leasing in this building.

I guess the perils of guest parking come with living in a really pimped out high rise in midtown, huh?
I’ve been to the Mayfair for everything from birthday parties to salsa dancing parties (seriously), and the interior is quite nice. It’s a lovely, well located set of buildings (there’s the Mayfair Tower & Mayfair Renaissance, which can be confusing for first time visitors) that has been a sought after address well before all the new kids on the block condos came to town for the in-​town revitalization party.
Like Falicia G mentioned, this place is capital ‘S’ secure. Gate upon gate, and security guards seated at the entrance. A good thing if you’re a resident and what can be a stressful thing if you’re a visitor. The limited guest parking means a good chance that you’ll have to park far, far away on a weekend night.
I’m not sure of the full list of amenities, and I’ve been to a party in the downstairs ‘club room’ that guests can use. From my experience there are a good range of floor plans to meet whatever your need might be as a buyer.
So, verdict? Fewer stars for the parking situation. But more props for the actual building, security, location and units.

I always thought this place was a hotel because it’s just so pretty. It’s located a block away from Piedmont Park! Love it! I went to a birthday party here. The building is locked up like Fort Knox! Talk about security! The guards were so nice, though. I ended up parking in the alley because the underground lot was so full. When I got inside it was conservatively decorated in various shades of beige. When I arrived at my final destination, I was very pleased with the size of the condo and the great view! I didn’t know that you could see so much from there.
This is a great location. It’s surprisingly quiet for being right in the city but close to everything! Loved it! (Did I say that already?)