Atlanta Hotel Guide - Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta hotels in Atlanta, United States of America.

"When you walk in, the lobby looks pretty good. The rooms, however, are outdated and need repair. We noticed a wet/moldy smell the moment we walked into our room. Turns out, the about a 10-foot area of carpet around the heating/cooling unit was soaked with water. It was likely this way for a long time because the wallpaper near the floor was also wet and wrinkled. There's no way you could overlook this issue in the room. On our second day (a Thursday), we decided to try the breakfast buffet downstairs. We walked in and were surprised to find out the restaurant was closed. It's was 9:30 a.m. Other issues: Only 2 elevators were operational, and the TV remote didn't work, even though the batteries seemed fine. Overall, we dealt with the issues because of the convenient location, a couple blocks from the Georgia Tech campus."

"We had to change rooms three times in order to get the room that we paid for. Also, the bed was so uncomfortable! I have never had a worst night sleep in a hotel and I usually love sleeping in hotels."

"My room's air conditioning didn't work for my entire stay of 4 nights. First day it was set on 59, when I complaint they turned the heat on and the AC ran on 79 all night. Later when I complaint, they told me to turn the AC off and open the curtains to maintain the temperature. I stayed without AC for next 2 days."

"Everything was good"

"Loved it "

"Beautiful historic hotel. Great location."

"Excellent "

"Good"

"The room was spacious and quiet. The elevators were very fast. "