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"Friendly staff, big clean rooms, beautiful lobby, good food in the restaurant. The restaurant only had one waiter, therefore, the service was slower than I would have liked. But I saw he was doing his best to keep up. "

"Great hotel"

"We really enjoyed our stay. A special thank you to the staff member who helped me when I couldn’t reach my mom by phone. Highly recommend!"

"Always clean and comfortable. Many updates in the 10+ years we've been going there. We can park our car there while we're on a trip, and never worry about it. Front desk staff is always helpful and welcoming. We'll be back!"

"Clean and huge room"

"Our stay was perfect since the moment we arrived. A very friendly lady helped us check in and was able to accommodate us with letting us check in earlier. The location is great, restaurants, Botanical Garden, parks...walking distance. Clean, spacious and friendly stuff 👌 "

"Very good"

"This hotel has quickly become one of my favorites. While it carries an older, classic charm, the rooms are spotless and the beds exceptionally cozy—I slept soundly even with a poolside room. Guests are welcomed with thoughtful perks: two complimentary water bottles and daily meal vouchers redeemable at three on‑site dining options. The property offers a plentiful breakfast buffet in the morning, a lively evening bar and restaurant, and a mini‑market with a coffee bar that stays open late. For added convenience, another market on the ground floor provides snacks and essentials if you’ve forgotten something while packing. The pool is a highlight, beautifully enclosed by lush greenery in a New Orleans–style setting. Lower‑level rooms feature balconies overlooking the pool, perfect for relaxing with a drink or simply enjoying the view. What truly sets this hotel apart is the staff—consistently friendly, welcoming, and always smiling. Their hospitality made me feel completely at ease. I’ll definitely be returning."

"Room was clean and spotless. Staff was very friendly and helpful with things to do and see while I was in Atlanta. "