Atlanta Hotel Guide - offoffpeachtree theatre hotels in Atlanta, United States of America.

"Staff was super rude. Checked in after hours and the staff had me wait in the lobby for over 30 min until they came to the desk to check me in. Staff was reached multiple times by her supervisor but staff seemed unbothered and made excuses why they weren’t able to get to the front. And was very defensive that she was asked to come check people in. "

"Nice deluxe rooms, and great places to eat around. The hot tub was a big plus"

"Everything was fine it just takes forever on the return or refund for the incidental fee which needs to be included in the details for the check in process BEFORE arrival "

"Room was filth, cleaning crew doesn’t clean. Offered another room but busted window, very poor quality of business all around. Night guard needs a new gig. "

"The door did not lock at all, it was smelly Ike sewage, the ceiling was peeling and sagging. Floor was dirty & water made me break out all over my legs. Room was not as advertised at al"

"Great price. Great location "

"TV in bedroom not working and no hot water in shower "

"The friendliness and customer service was excellent. The young man who checked us in was so professional and quick checking us in. "

"I really wanted to enjoy my stay here. The location of the hotel is good and the outside aesthetics were nice. However my room accommodations were awful! The room was located near the highway and widows were not sound proof. Therefore I heard the noise from the highway ALL night. In addition to this, the hvac system was directly across from the bed, so you heard the LOUD sound when the system turned on and off. Between those two things I got little sleep and was exhausted. When I complained about these conditions I was only given a minimum amount of “points” added to my rewards. What would have been a fair exchange for my unpleasant stay is if I was given at least enough points for a future free stay at any Marriott hotel that was of equal value. But I guess that would be too good to be true that I the consumer would be treated with fairness by a large corporation. "