Atlanta Hotel Guide - Hotels with WiFi in Atlanta, Georgia

"I recently stayed at this hotel and overall, my experience was just average — I would rate it around 3 stars. I was actually expecting much more because the interior of the hotel looks amazing and very well-designed, which initially gave a great impression. Unfortunately, the experience didn’t quite match the aesthetics. There were a few basic amenities missing that made the stay less comfortable than expected. For example, there was no drinking water provided in the room, which is something I usually consider standard. The hotel also didn’t provide slippers, which was a bit inconvenient. Cleanliness could definitely be improved. The bed sheets had visible stains, which was disappointing and not what you’d expect for the price. Breakfast was another letdown. While it was available, it didn’t feel worth the $40 per person price tag — the selection and quality didn’t match the cost. Overall, the hotel is okay for a short stay, but there are several areas that need improvement to justify the price and provide a better guest experience."

"The bathroom floor was not clean it was dirty and sticky. Staff were friendly. Breakfast was not that great, I expected more options. Compared to other hotel breakfast I felt the options were less for vegiterians."

"Young lady at the late night bartender was excellent . front desk staff was on point!! I learned something on this visit. Low rates for nice hotels., attract Hotel six clients."

"Nice breakfast but one elevator was broken and taking the stairs on the 5th floor was not great because of the smell of pot someone was smoking…… the place is nice but needs some attention on the building. The pool wasn’t open but on the website it said it was."

"Th air conditioner didn’t work and spent the weekend in an 80 degree room. Maintenance came and after an hour working on it they said the motor was bad. I’ve been trying to contact the front desk all day but that seems to be impossible. I will never stay here again. I’ll go back to my normal hotel in ATL the Hilton Inn. "

"Property was easy to find. Front desk was polite. There were lots of guests as the parking lot was full but we only saw a couple people on our floor. It was very quiet. Room was clean but bedding had a VERY strong bleach odor. Also there is a $10 per night charge to park in the parking lot which was a little strange to me since I already paid to stay there. "

"The Peachtree Hotel Midtown had all the makings of a very nice hotel, but a few issues just kept it from reaching its potential. Positives: The price and location, especially if you're visiting Georgia Tech or downtown Atlanta, is hard to beat. It was about half the price of most other Midtown hotels. It's got a beautiful lobby, big ballrooms, a restaurant, gym, coffee shop, etc. And the front desk staff was very nice. Negatives: Stains on the hallway carpeting, dirty box spring, clogged sink, regular smell of pot in the area, 4th floor outdoor pool and deck were not operational, and an interesting collection of guests was gathered in the lobby late one night. Also, I'd recommend a noise machine or ear plugs, as the racing engines up 75 in the middle of the night can really affect your sleep. "

"Building is run down worse than a motel"

"The stay was short. But I loved it very clean and great staff. "