Hotel vicino a National Museum of Patriotism - Atlanta

“Great ”

“Personale gentile Pulizia”

“This is a very nice hotel in Midtown Atlanta. The Room, breakfast and location are all good. There are a couple of things that you should know. There is a $50 mandatory extra valet parking fee that was not disclosed until after the non refundable reservation on Expedia was made. Also the lobby is on the top, ie 20th floor and you have to have a room key to opérate the elevator so these were a bit inconvenient in unloading a vehicle.”

“The staff was attentive. I was surprised that the dining room was closed at 1.00 pm on Sunday but I was able to make other arrangements for lunch.”

“Great, clean, convenient”

“A beautiful hotel and wonderful stay. Very nice staff made it even more pleasant. Convenient area and close to everything.”

“Tutto ottimo; un piccolo remark sul servizio al tavolo per la cena che non è stato molto all'altezza di tutto il resto”

“Great experience love the close activities”

“Everything”

“Noticed a lot of repeat guests, which is a good sign. There is a nightly $45 parking charge and if something is going on at the Fox the parking deck gets busy. Overall a nice stay. Would visit again.”

“The hotel room was clean and spacious. I liked the location - close to restaurants, the High Museum and Piedmont Park. The staff was friendly and helpful. The only thing missing was a safe.”

“Clean rooms and great staff. My only complaint was that there was no fridge in my room when the picture showed one at booking.”

“Cody at the front desk was unhelpful, rude and I’ve come to expect better service from the Marriott hotel chain. We won’t be returning.”

“All was good except for parking. If you’re going to spend a lot of money for your stay, parking should be free. $54.00 per day for parking is extremely expensive.”

“Very nice hotel, great to walk around Atlantic Station. Do Not stay on the road side of the hotel (17th st). You will not sleep. Cars street race all night until around 3 or 4 am. The sound bounces between the buildings and is not ignorable. Stay higher up if possible.”