Beautiful Home in Historic Downtown Norcross
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Rooms10.0
Service9.6
Facilities9.6
Cleanliness9.6
Surroundings9.2
Value7.5
Location7.5
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Room types · 1
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House
3 × Double bedup to 6
<p><strong>3 Double Beds</strong></p><p>Features a private balcony/patio</p><br/><p><b>Layout</b> - 3 bedrooms </p><p><b>Relax</b> - Fireplace</p><p><b>Internet</b> - Free WiFi </p><p><b>Entertainment</b> - Digital channels </p><p><b>Food & Drink</b> - Kitchen with refrigerator, stovetop, oven, and microwave</p><p><b>Sleep</b> - Bed sheets </p><p><b>Bathroom</b> - 3 bathrooms, bathtub, designer toiletries, and a hair dryer</p><p><b>Practical</b> - Washing machine, iron/ironing board, and laptop workspace</p><p><b>Comfort</b> - Air conditioning and heating</p><p><b>Need to Know</b> - No cribs (infant beds) or rollaway/extra beds available</p><p>Non-Smoking</p>
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Facilities · 8
All facilities & services listed by the hotel (aggregated across sources).
Free WiFiStreet parkingChildren's toysWheelchair accessible parkingWheelchair-accessible van parkingGarageFree self parkingWheelchair accessible
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DiningSights
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Masterpiece
Chinese, Sichuan · Bib
$$
A long-standing favorite for mouth-numbing Sichuan specialties, Masterpiece is a bit out of the way in Duluth in an unassuming strip mall but it's worth the drive. Inside, it's appointed with light tile floors, while creamy yellow walls are lined with red "leather" booths but make no mistake: You're here for the food not the feels. The hearty Sichuan food is served family style with care and focus shown in dishes like dong po pork, a square of meltingly tender pork belly in a dark brown sauce that is sweet and vibrant. Meanwhile, skinned eggplant sliced into thick matchsticks really showcases
7.1km
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Woo Nam Jeong
Korean
$$
Anchoring the corner of a shopping center along Buford Highway, this busy spot features an expansive Korean menu. With so many options, it may be difficult to pick just one but start with a seafood or kimchi pancake or their seared mandu and you won't go wrong. Then, plenty of specialties tempt but you're here for one in particular: the house specialty "stone bowl" bibimbap. Take a peek at the neighboring tables and nearly everyone is tucking into one of these signature dishes. Bulgogi, or tender beef, is the classic order, and it arrives in the stone bowl sizzling long after it is set atop th
4.7km
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Han Il Kwan
Korean
$$
Located on Buford Highway in Doraville, the setting stands out with its standalone structure and pagoda roof. The large dining area is bright and well maintained, and offers a variety of seating areas including a section with tabletop grills. Tiled flooring, wood furnishings and a beamed roof produce a pleasant arena.The menu covers the delights of Korean cuisine, from appetizers like haemul-pajeon, the crispy pancake studded with vegetables and seafood; to stimulating stews like the kimchi jjigae served bubbling hot with strips of pork belly and cubes of soft tofu. And then there's barbecue,
6.6km
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LanZhou Ramen
Chinese, Regional Cuisine
$$
Located on Buford Highway in a busy shopping center, LanZhou is both the name of a Chinese city and a type of hand-pulled noodle that just so happens to be this spot's main attraction. Those delicious noodles are available in hearty soups with a variety of proteins, and also come broth-less. From there, broad Sichuan-leaning dishes tempt diners. Fried pot stickers sport a beautiful crispy, lacy base and delight with a savory goodness. Roast duck hand-pulled noodle soup is pure, unadulterated satisfaction, slurp by glorious slurp. Served in a massive bowl bobbing with bouncy noodles, baby bok c
7.3km
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Kamayan ATL
Filipino
$$
You'll see the sign, but the crowd out front will signal that you've arrived at Kamayan ATL. Once a pop-up, this place from owners Mia Orino and Carlo Gan has a serious fan base, so reservations are a must. The tables are tight but it's homey, and the busy cadence, coupled with the tropical island decor, adds to the vibe. Tagalog for "by hand," kamayan is the traditional Filipino form of dining. Choose from a menu of family-style dishes, with a good dose of classics mixed with regional items. Lumpia are always a hit, while the sinigang, with tender pork ribs bobbing in a tamarind-based broth,
7.7km
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Pho House
Vietnamese
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Pho House in Duluth is the ultimate come-as-you-are spot. Grab a seat, order and settle up at the register when you're finished. It's all very friendly and laidback, the perfect setting for a place that dishes out traditional Vietnamese comfort food. Familiar favorites range from pho and bánh mì to vermicelli bowls and fried rice, plus several vegetarian-friendly dishes. Of course, don't even think of skipping pho, and the combination with filet mignon, flank steak, brisket and a meatball is a hearty bowl that will feed your soul. You'll also never go wrong with the mi thit nuong bánh mì, a ba
8.1km
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Food Terminal
Malaysian
$$
Chef/owner Amy Wong's Food Terminal may have multiple locations, but the Buford Highway original will always stand out from the rest. Located within a cavernous space that sports a contemporary feel (think exposed ducts, charcoal-gray walls and metal chairs), it's designed to resemble a night market. As for the food, it's Malaysian at its core. The massive menu is matched only by the portions, perfect for enjoying family style. It's a celebration of the cultural mash-up that is Malaysia with dishes like garlic noodles, made in house and tossed in a garlic sauce with spinach and mushrooms. It's
8.2km
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Snackboxe Bistro
Lao, Street Food
$$
Chef/owner Thip Athakhanh may have moved to the United States as a toddler, but her roots in western Laos come shining through at Snackboxe Bistro. The broad menu also overlaps with Thai and Vietnamese cuisine for a likeable selection of dishes that come piled so high you'll have leftovers for days (hint: bring a friend or three). Plates to not miss include wings coated in a funky-sweet jeow bong sauce with just a hint of spice, and nam khao, a classic crispy rice salad, that is a riot of flavors and textures. Made with fermented pork sausage, herbs, onions and peanuts with fish sauce, lime, r
8.3km
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