The Bad:
- They charge you $16 a day to park your car, and you have to park it yourself.
- No vent in bathroom, therefore there was mold. You could smell the mold when you walked into the room and there were big patches on the ceiling, and in the shower where they had replaced rotten drywall.
- The bed was as comfortable as sleeping on just a box spring.
- Not to nitpick, but the T.P. in the bathroom was about as cheap as you can buy. I think using #10 grit sandpaper would have been more comfortable.
- It’s a hop, skip, and a jump from some very bad neighborhoods. To get anywhere other than Turner field you have to drive. This hotel is not convenient to the MARTA station.
- Everyone I spoke with recommended we stay away from the restaurant. We never ate there because of several different folks saying that it was really bad.
- I asked for an early checkout and was assured that the receipt would be under my door at 3 am. At 6 am I went to front desk to get my receipt (it was not under my door) and they said they couldn’t give me one because they had not run the reports. The young man at the front desk assured me he would fax the receipt to me first thing and took my info. 24 hours later I still have not received a receipt for my stay.
The Good:
- The staff was friendly.
- The elevators worked well.
- The hotel was clean.
- The window A/C in my room was quiet.
Overall, it was not a bad experience, but there are many things wrong with how this hotel is marketed (upscale) and the reality. The reality is this is simply a tall version of a slightly below-average Holiday Inn. From mold problems, hidden and excessive parking charges for guests, to Waffle House bathroom quality toilet paper, make this hotel not worth the money and not worth a 3 star rating.