I’m Barron Simmons — originally from Georgia, now splitting my time between Atlanta and the Caribbean. I’ve always enjoyed creating comfortable, well-located spaces for people who want an easy, stress-free stay while exploring the city. Hosting lets me share the neighborhoods I know best and make travel feel a little more personal. When I’m not managing properties, you’ll usually find me trying out new restaurants, catching local events, or hunting down good coffee spots. I keep my places simple, clean, and practical — the kind of setup I appreciate when I’m on the road myself. I’m always available if you need anything during your stay, and I want guests to feel like they can settle in and enjoy the city the moment they arrive. My goal is to give you a smooth, reliable experience every time you visit.

Stay in the heart of Atlanta’s Hotel District, surrounded by the city’s top hotels and attractions. This one-bedroom high-rise condo offers unbeatable walkability—just minutes from the Georgia Aquarium, World of Coca-Cola, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, and State Farm Arena. Inside, you’ll find a simple, comfortable home base ideal for business travelers, event guests, and weekend explorers. The building has authentic 1900s charm and some quirks—seasonal HVAC, city sounds, and an old-soul character—but

Stay right in the middle of Atlanta’s Hotel District, surrounded by landmarks, convention hotels, and restaurants. The Hyatt Regency sits directly across the street and the Marriott Marquis is just below it, while the Hilton, Westin Peachtree Plaza, and Americas Mart are all within a 3–5 minute walk. For quick food and coffee, there’s Panera Bread across the street, Starbucks one block over, and the Peachtree Center Food Court only half a block away with dozens of casual options. A CVS pharmacy is located inside Peachtree Center for last-minute items, and Publix Super Market is about 1.2 miles away on Piedmont Ave for full grocery runs. This area buzzes with life — business travelers, convention guests, concert-goers, and tourists mix throughout the day. You’ll also notice Atlanta’s urban realities: a visible homeless presence, steady foot traffic, and occasional downtown noise. If you want a true city-center experience where everything’s walkable, this is exactly it.