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'Real Housewives of Atlanta' Kick It in the ATL's W Hotels

October 6, 2009 at 9:03 AM | by | Comments (0)

The domestic divas on The Real Housewives of Atlanta hang out so much at the ATL's W Hotels they practically have become spokeswomen for the hotel brand. NeNe, Kim and the rest of the hair-pulling gang use the W Buckhead, W Midtown and W Perimeter as their personal playgrounds.

We can't wait to see if Sheree can pull of a real fashion show—with actual clothes this time—at the W Perimeter in an upcoming episode. According to Metromix Atlanta, Sheree arrived at the hotel in a horse-drawn carriage and when she opened the door, doves flew out. All of the housewives were there, as were celebs like singer Angie Stone, crooner Bobby Valentino and Project Runway favorite alum Mychael Knight. We won't be tardy for that party when it airs.

According to USA Today, the catty housewives regularly appear at the hotels:

· The show's season-two premiere party in July was held at the W Buckhead and filled the hotel to capacity, with about 1,000 attending. No word on whether Big Poppa was there.
· NeNe multitasked by doing an interview for her book tour with a local CBS reporter while having a pedi at the W Midtown's Bliss Spa.
· The lovely ladies worked it in a photo shoot for OK Magazine at the W Midtown.
· Sheree did a photo shoot at the W for a spread as the most eligible bachelorette for Jezebel, a local magazine.

If you are a fan of the smack-talking Southern belles—it's okay to admit it; Demi Moore, Ashton Kutcher, Gossip Girl actress Michelle Trachtenberg and even respected journalist Anderson Cooper love the ATL ladies—hang out at one of the W's and you'll surely spot a housewife there.

[Photo: Metromix Atlanta]

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