Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead Hotel

I stayed at the Grand Hyatt Buckhead for four nights to attend a business function in Atlanta, overall I was happy with the place, although it is very expensive. I got a good rate on hotwire for $169 a night compared to the normal rate of $299. Parking is $26 a day, the breakfast buffet in the morning is $25 per person, a long distance phone call to Florida for 20 mins was like $30. So this is not the place if you're on a budget, but if you're on an expense account, enjoy!

There are a few things travelers should know about this place before plunking down the money this place demands. First, they charge you $10 for Internet access, $17 to park your own car, and everything in the room has a price tag on it. It was like sleeping in a flea market. They nickel and dime you to death at this place. Buckhead has closed the local shops and everything that is still open, closes at 9PM so plan accordingly. I stayed in a higher priced room on the 23rd floor and the room was small compared to the price. I thought it was overpriced for what I got and left feeling like I had been cheated. You should consider staying at the Omni or the Westin for this kind of money.

It was adequate. The lighting was not bright enough to read by but it was ok.

The room and the furnishings were nice. The location was good. It was a very nice hotel. I attended a catered reception and the food and the service were good. The bar service was very poor and slow.

This hotel made me feel comfortable: Check in was quick and efficient. The room was comfortable. They provided the foam pillows I requested.

I was impressed from the first day. The doormen knew which our car was and had it within a few minutes from the time we went out the door. The staff was incredible.

This hotel made me feel pampered: Turning down the bed and adding mints and bringing you anything you needed made me feel pampered.