the accommodations were great Tia the bartender is absolutely fantastic. I will definitely stay…read morehere again next time I'm in tow.

I am not sure what this hotels name really is. When we booked its called the peachtree hotel…read moremidtown atlanta by Marriott. Its also coming up crowne plaza wtf. If this is a Marriott it is a Marriott that Marriott forgot. Its disgusting inside and out. We were on the 19 floor. I felt like we were in a dispensary, the smell of dank weed as soon as you get of the elevator lets you know the usual quality of guests. Cant even go outisde to get high. Then the musty smell hits you when you walk into your filthy room. If i could give zero stars i would. Theres a kitchenette in the room soap or sponge to clean dishes. No paper-towel on the paper town dispenser. This place needs to be condemned.

As we walked we were greeted nicely by the staff and shown where to go to check. The hotel is in…read morethe perfect location downtown. Lots of restaurants within walking distance. There are a 3 restaurants in the hotel. Down side the upstairs could use some updates and toilet had to repaired twice.

The location is excellent but that's really the only draw, and likely how they've managed to stay…read morein business. There has been some upgrading to the lobby area over the past few years but the rooms are sorely in need of their own upgrades. Our room had significantly chipped furniture and the chair actually had holes in it. The whole thing felt very dated and drab. However, the worst part was that we were near the outside elevator, which ran constantly all night and was very, very loud. I travel very often and am pretty immune to the hubbub of regular hotel noises but this was really obnoxious. Since we were already unpacked by the time we realized how bad this was going to be, and only staying for one night we did not bother changing rooms but I'm shocked that they would even make/assign rooms next to this elevator. The way it sounded would not inspire any confidence in me riding that thing to the top of the hotel, either, it is obviously in need of some kind of mechanical repair.

This is my guest are coming from out of town so let's impress them by putting them in a room here…read more The place is massive and it's of course the site for Dragon Con. I've been here so many times-I've never actually stayed here but many of my out of town friends love staying here and have nothing but good things to say about this place. The staff here is wonderful and are the unoffical tour guide of Atlanta. One of the staff member here was giving me tips on how to get booked for a hotel room at Dragon Con. I'm definitely taking up some of the tips he gave me. Love this place!

This year, my experience with the Marriott Marquis was better than last year. Check in went…read moresmoothly and very fast in comparison to the previous year. We arrived around noon and our rooms were ready and we were able to access them immediately which was amazing. My room was on the 5th floor which is actually the 1st floor of hotel rooms which was great from me since I don't like heights. If you want a view, make sure to request a higher floor, probably something like 8 and above. My room was clean and spacious and everything was in working order. I like that the shower amenities are included: body wash, shampoo, and conditioner. There is a Starbucks on the Lobby Level and it was busy in the morning. They work fast and furiously to keep things moving. Use the mobile app if you can. The market next door has grab and go items as well. We enjoyed the two restaurants in the evening. We dined at both High Velocity and Sear. High Velocity is like nice sports bar and was very good. I had a fantastic smash burger for dinner. Sear is a higher end restaurant where you can get a steak dinner, salmon, halibut, short ribs, etc. we also had a wonderful meal there with fantastic service. It is also easy to grab a taxi upon your departure without needing to call ahead for an Uber. They are all there waiting upon your exit and the doorman will grab one for you.

Overall, I found this hotel to be very nice and accommodating. The employees were very friendly and…read morehelpful. The rooms were clean and the whole place smells amazing. The location is really good as well, I loved the neighborhood. Close to piedmont park and the High Museum. I enjoyed my stay very nice hotel.

Hyatt Centric Hotel @ this location is on 10th St. NE in the heart of Midtown Atlanta, Georgia…read more Currently longing for some warm weather, I thought about the enjoyable time we had in Atlanta. This prompted me to start this series of overdue Atlanta reviews - lol. What better review to start with than one on our hotel stay...we had a good experience. Hyatt Centric Midtown Atlanta is near Piedmont Park, Campagnolo (Italian Restaurant), Politan Row @ Colony Square, & other places. It a little further walking distance from the famous Fox Theatre as well as the Midtown Arts District. Staff provided pleasant customer service upon Check-In & Check-Out. The hotel has a cute lobby, & a clean fitness center & pool area. Our room & bathroom was clean, neat & organized. Good Shower / Water pressure along w/ comfortable beds made for a nice hotel stay. I would return to Hyatt Centric Midtown Atlanta in the future. atlantamidtown.hyatt.com @hyattcentricmidtownatl

I was lucky enough to find this hotel after one I had booked (The Barclay) gave me really, really…read morebad vibes upon my arrival. (I should have checked Yelp.) I was willing to eat that prepaid charge if it meant I could go somewhere that felt safer and cleaner. So I booked the Hyatt, walked for 10 or 15 minutes, and was actually able to check in an hour and a half early! Right away, everything felt better. There was a spacious, well-lit and busy lobby. The elevator required my key card to even use it, and although my room was right across from the elevator, I never heard anything. There was a great view from the ninth floor. It was a tiny room, but I loved it! The only thing I would have changed was the shower water temperature. It didn't really get hot and actually went kind of cool after about two minutes, but I didn't think much of it. The next day, my shower temperature was fine. I didn't avail myself of any of the food options, but the lobby bar and restaurant looked busy and I should have eaten there, because the wait at a nearby restaurant I chose turned out to be too long. A bird in the hand, I guess. I ended up writing the staff a note afterward thanking them for making me feel so safe after visiting such a scary hotel earlier in my trip. I mentioned the water and they said that I should have said something, but obviously it didn't break my stay. This isn't exactly a luxury hotel, but it was certainly comfortable and convenient and I would be happy to stay there again if I'm ever in Atlanta.

Stayed at the Hyatt Regency Downtown Atlanta and it's honestly one of my favorite budget-friendly…read morehotel experiences when I travel. Super friendly staff, quick and easy check-in, and the building is massive. There are a couple restaurants on site plus a solid hotel bar, and they even have rooftop dining (didn't get to try it this time). For the price, under $200 a night , the room was surprisingly big, clean, and comfortable without needing any upgrades. Perfect option if you want to stay right in downtown Atlanta. The downtown area can feel a little quiet, but the hotel itself is awesome and a great value.

I travel for business every week, so a reliable hotel is essential. This property exceeded…read moreexpectations. It's centrally located in Midtown Atlanta, making it easy to get around. The staff were excellent--friendly, attentive, and very accommodating throughout my stay. The gym was solid and had everything I needed for a quick workout. Overall, an excellent choice for frequent business travelers.

Batteries…read more The Worst Hotel Experience I've Ever Had - Residence Inn Atlanta Midtown Peachtree on 17th Street As indicated by my past reviews, I typically only take the time to write when a hotel experience is either exceptional or horrendous. Unfortunately, this review falls squarely in the latter category. I'm making an exception today because this was, hands down, the worst hotel stay I've ever had--especially shocking coming from a Residence Inn. Where do I even begin? From the moment I arrived, the service was atrocious. There's a sign instructing guests to press a button for entry if they haven't checked in yet--fine, understandable. What's not acceptable is having to push that button ten times while watching the front desk rep blatantly ignore me. I could see them, and they simply refused to acknowledge my presence. When I was finally let in and checking in, I had to remind the front desk staff to give me the complimentary water I'm entitled to as an Elite member. You'd think loyalty would be met with at least basic courtesy. Think again. Now let's talk about the room: dirty. Plain and simple. The walls and doors were scuffed, stained, and screaming for a fresh coat of paint--clearly neglected. For a property carrying the Residence Inn name, this room was far below standard. Then there's the blatant parking scam. Valet is $40 a night--no self-parking available through the hotel. If you want to self-park, you're forced to use a lot across the building, where the sign (inexplicably) says "$18 up to 1440 minutes." 1440 minutes is 24 hours, so I parked at 3 PM Saturday and checked out before 11 AM Sunday--far less than 24 hours. Guess what? Still charged full price, but for two days (totaling $36). Who even posts parking rates by minutes? Absurd. When I called the front desk to speak to a manager, I was told there was no manager or supervisor available until the next day. Unacceptable. And when I brought up the parking issue, I was met with a shrug: "We're not responsible for that lot." Really? Here's a tip for Residence Inn management--if you force customers to use a specific parking option due to your lack of alternatives, you own that experience. Like it or not, perception is reality. And the reality is, this hotel is happy to charge like a premium brand but deliver like a discount motel. In summary: poor service, dirty room, price gouging, and a complete lack of accountability. I truly hope this review saves someone else the regret of staying here. I will never return to this location, and if this is any indication of how Residence Inn is run now, I may rethink my loyalty altogether. One star is too generous!

I am sure it is a lovely place. It looks like it and I was looking forward to staying there. My…read moredaughter lives in Atlanta and I was coming for her bridal shower, also in Ponce City Market. The lovely people at the front desk, especially Andrea, tried to help as much as they could. This property goes around third party companies and charges your card FULLY for the stay without your consent!!! First it happened through Booking.com and I thought it was Booking.com's fault and my card turned down the large transaction without my okay. Then I switched to Expedia. This time, I didn't realize it, but they charged me for the full amount again and when I became sick with 102.5 temperature and influenza A the night before the stay, it was past the 3pm deadline. I called and the front desk said they would try to make an exception of not refunding first night's stay. I wouldn't normally push for it but: 1. Catching the flu is way out of my control and 2. They already broke the contract by charging me the day I booked instead of when I arrived as promised by Expedia. It looks like a beautiful place to stay but please don't judge a book by its cover. Even if you are planning to pay for your stay all up front, I would be concerned about the deceitful practice of going around the third party companies and gathering personal information separately. ****And Booking.com and Expedia.com take note of this property because they are sending messages to gather credit card information and charge the full stay amount.

I can't say enough about this hotel concept and convenience. The location also makes it very…read moreconvenient and a great central location in Ponce City Market with a lot to do around. Booking was safe and easy and concierge response time was fast and responsive. I stayed one night. My room was clean, great temp and really enjoyed the view! The small rooms are intentionally designed with purposeful use of the space, from the seating, dining and bedroom..so quaint and just enough of what you need. I'd call this a minimalist modern hotel and I'm coming again for a staycation or cute weekend getaway for out of town friends.

Horrible conditions, small rooms, valet parking is a mess. They screwed me on my Marriott points,…read morecustomer service is non-existent. AVOID THIS PLACE!

Very cute boutique hotel with great hospitality. They have a coffee shop, bar, and even an amazing…read morespeakeasy downstairs! The courtyard was perfect to have coffee and a croissant. Location was amazing. Lots of restaurants, bars, cafes near by. Only a couple minutes away from the aquarium and Mercedes Benz stadium. Our only con was Valet wasn't the best and sometimes had us waiting a while before greeting us/getting the car. Some days, when we requested to have the car, we would go downstairs to find the valet guy on FaceTime and not even noticing us.

Definitely one of the nicer hotels I've stayed in. I liked the layout of the room. The bed was nice…read moreand plush with a soft comforter and 4 large pillows. Bathroom was clean, modern, and it came with vanity sets (cotton pads and swabs) and a shower cap. There are not many amenities, no pool or spa. They did have a coffee shop, restaurant, and bar. Staff were absolutely professional and very helpful. They were very knowledgeable and kind. They gave my baby a baby lion plush at check in. I loved how they had water and water bottles at the front, so no need to request. There is also a mini fridge in the room that we used to put my baby's milk and things that needed to be refrigerated, inside the fridge there was already mini bar stuff. I let the staff know we used it and did not take anything out of the mini bar which they understood and didn't charge us extra. Room service was quick. Just around 45 min with auto gratuity and $7 delivery fee. Presentation was nice as well. We ordered buffalo wings, fries, with extra ranch, steak quesadillas, and a fruit cobbler with ice cream. All for around $95 delivered. The food was delicious, we ate everything and was pleased. Checkout was great. Quick and easy. They charged the room service to my Amex card which we had $100 credit that was supposed to be applied. I called and they resolved it right away with no hassle. I would definitely stay again since it is steps away from our shop.

I wish I read the reviews. This is no Ritz. It's and 1980's hotel that was never renovated. Don't…read morewaste your money here. Staff if 5*. The rest is 2* at best.

Amazing trip to the Maldives!!! Accommodations A+++ Host Q…read morewas awesome. My husband was very impressed with this trip and he met some guys that he had a lot in common with. Money well spent. Looking forward to more trips with this group.

Paris 2024. A trip I will never forget. As a first-time traveler with Travel Divas to Paris, I was…read moreimpressed by their professionalism and sense of fun. I saw the Parisian sites that I had always wanted to see -- the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, the Palace of Versailles, the Moulin Rouge, and more!