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Residence Inn By Marriott - Augusta

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Joche' H.

We stayed at the Residence Inn by Marriott - Augusta last weekend. While we were dismayed to see the weekend rate double (see photo), we selected this hotel due to the wonderful experience that we had 5 years ago. We were in town for a family reunion and chose a 2-bedroom suite because I was traveling with four adults and a child. The 2-bedroom suite includes one king bed, one queen bed and one queen sleeper sofa bed. I called a few nights before to ask questions around amenities and post-Covid-19 updates and spoke with Anita. She was very helpful via phone and suggested a 1st floor room for our convenience. I informed her of our plan to cook nachos and use the room for leisure for our family trip. We arrived on Friday night around 9 PM (due to living 2+ hours away and leaving from work). Sara checked us in and was nice and helpful. She provided us keys for room 122. I unload our items and spend an hour cooking nachos. We eat dinner, play uno and begin to prep for homemade margaritas. My mother-in-law brought her own blender from home and goes to pull out the sofa bed for my son. There's a sign on the sofa bed that reads, "DO NOT USE SOFABED THANK YOU MGT." I immediately call the front desk and inform Sara. It was around 10:30 PM at this time and she lets us know that she can assign us another room but it will take a few minutes. At this time, I ask if it would be possible to have a separate room for my MOL for the night, since they were not sold out and it would be more convenient for us than moving everything to another suite, especially after cooking. Sara advises that she cannot do this. Ten minutes later, I come out to show her a photo of the sign and Sara lets me know that Ebony is about to be there (her shift was ending) and she would brief her on the situation. She also provided me with the card for the manager, Tristian, but said that he would not be in until Monday. I return to122 and my mother-in-law comes out with me to the lobby because it shouldn't take 30 minutes to reprogram a key for a new room. At this point, it is 11 PM, Ebony is in place and provides us two options to review. Room 108 (accessible room) and 222. Room 108 is clean, but did not have a tub on the side of the room that we were using. This is not ideal for travel with a child. We went to 222 and it appeared clean, had less chairs, and was warm. We decided to start moving our items there and as I am heading down to return the other keys to Ebony, my mother-in-law texts a photo of a water bug near the living room's sofa bed. Needless to say, we refused to remain in that room. Ebony was extremely apologetic and programmed a key to 228. That room had broken light fixtures and missing kitchen utensils. At this point it is after midnight & my family is tired and aggravated. I request to stay in our original room, 122 and ask that my mother-in-law have room 108 until the next morning. Ebony agreed, so we moved the items from 222 back to 122 & 108. The next morning, the front desk called our room before 9 AM. We were asleep. I ended up speaking to Anita after eating breakfast downstairs. The breakfast was pretty good. I liked the biscuits and appreciated the Quaker oatmeal, Greek yogurt and bottled juice. Mrs. Karen was very friendly and kept everything stocked up. Anita received a brief of what happened from Ebony, but I had to provide full context. I advised that we would like to be compensated for the inconvenience. She worked with Eddie (maintenance) to determine the best two-bedroom suite and advised that a manager would be there in the morning regarding compensation. Eddie apologized and advised that he would inspect our new room. Anita programmed a key for room 322. I explained that we would need more time to move our items again. The 108 key was deactivated, so I had to request it to get my mother in law's items out the room, because she left to help with the family reunion preparation. We moved our items into 322 around noon. Unfortunately, I found a dead water bug next to the toilet in our king room suite. I call the desk immediately, and Anita sends Eddie up to address it after letting me know that we would not be able to switch rooms again. Eddie removes the dead bug and apologizes. My son and I enjoy the pool for an hour and realize that our bathtub has a draining issue. I report this issue and head to the family reunion after. They resolve the issue while we were gone & we have no additional problems. Upon checkout Sunday, Tristian offers a 20% discount on our first night. This compensation was minimal for the inconveniences. What was supposed to be a relaxing weekend, turned into a major headache. The customer service was good, but the first night should have been waived completely. I would not return to this location again.

B H.

The beds were very comfortable the room was spacious. Large sitting area. Good lighting with USB & power plugs bedside. Kitchenette and walk-in closet. Free hot breakfast. Indoor pool and fitness room. Convenient to everything. Will definitely be back!

Same broken light

This was the dirtiest, filthy hotel I've ever stayed in: - Blood on the bathroom wall - multiple areas of stained carpet - stained chair - broken and missing light on wall mounted light unit in bedroom - flooring in kitchen area was so dirty shoes would stick to floor - the toilet was unbelievably filthy ( see photos) - paint spots on wall And we had the pleasure of paying $235 for one night - next is a phone call to Marriott customer service and a posting on Trip Advisor

Ladybug

The hotel is nice with great service but there were ladybugs in our room and it was barely clean. Plus the lamp was broken and they didn't fix it.

Cuey M.

I was recommended by a co-worker to stay here cause of their "Happy Hour". That's about as much information as I received since she has never actually stayed but rather has only heard from experiences. I took her advice and stayed here. Marriot has a program called "MIX" here which is Monday - Wednesday between the hours of 6pm and 8pm and offers beer and wine including some finger foods for their guests, all complimentary. It's intended for the guest to mingle, etc. I skipped night 1 and came down for night 2 which as mentioned above is true. However, the mingling is more for the friends that are staying in the hotel together as everyone was in their own little "click". The beers are for grab with a selection of Shock Top, Miller Lite, Budweiser and some other domestics, unsure of the wine selection. The beers should probably be cold prior to going into the ice bucket as my three beers were pretty lukewarm, yuck. The food was not worth getting full with in my opinion but I'm sure some of you finger food folks might disagree. I skipped night 3 with the food truck since I had some delicious ice cold Yingleung in the fridge. As for the hotel. It's modern and clean. The staff is nice. Amenities also includes a gym and outdoor basketball court, that's a cool touch. There's an indoor pool along with a hot tub. An outdoor chill area that has some lounge chairs along with a fire pit, however the week I was there the fire pit was out of commission. There's also a grill out there for use if you are still a Grill Master on work travels. The suite was nice, basically home away from home. The bed was comfortable, enough. I stayed on the side so every morning I get awaken by the dump truck emptying the dumper. Right between the SprillHill Suite next door. I brought my Xbox and was connected to their free WiFi which worked great as I was able to play online and not get kicked. They do have an option for "faster" internet if you are willing to pay a cool additional $5 per day. Overall I was happy with my stay and would book again. I'm not sure if breakfast was free or not as I don't do breakfast, sorry.

America R.

Stay at this hotel for 10 days with my husband, 3 year old son, and a miniature schnauzer. The hotel is very nice, I really loved the breakfast buffet, the evening snacks, the pool, laundry, the gym is tiny, the basketball court was great, and the outside lounging area was awesome. The room they gave us (411) was awesome. House keeping would not service my room because they were scared of my small dog. My husband requested an upgrade and was given a handicapped room (417). The room was dirty and it just felt allover like a downgrade. The manager kept calling us to remind us that a few people kept complaining about my dog barking during the day. My husband asked what were the quiet hours and the manager did not know. We left our dog in his crate for lunch and never longer than three hours alone. We will not be staying at this hotel again.

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We had a lovely stay and everything was clean and comfortable. For a quick roadtrip stop it was perfect.

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Anita was the best! She and her team took great care of my family. We had a great visit. The hotel was clean and the breakfast was good!

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Nice new digs. Clean updated and well situated near highway. Nice outside amenities.

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Came here prepared for the worst based on the other reviews, but ended up totally loving it. Yes…read moreit's an old hotel but it's been renovated to top standard. The area is really cool. There are 2 fancy restaurants - one is a bar with large southern style terrace, and a roof top with live music. And of course there is Emily, the ghost...

We decided to avoid the interstate motel roulette wheel and spend the night at the Partridge Inn…read more Pulling up, things looked promising. The valet folks were friendly, everybody smiled, and for a moment I thought we might have stumbled onto one of those places where Southern hospitality still gets practiced instead of just printed on brochures. The inn itself has that old-school charm. The front porch alone looks like it has stories to tell, and most of them are probably better than the ones you'll hear at the average chain hotel breakfast buffet. The room was nice enough, though getting to it felt a little like a low-impact obstacle course. After stepping off the elevator, there were three steps to negotiate before reaching the room. No big deal. I shuffled the luggage and carried on. Then I discovered the room itself was split-level, complete with three more steps. That arrangement seemed perfectly reasonable until the 3 a.m. trip to the bathroom, when those same steps suddenly became an adventure sport. One suggestion: every room ought to have a proper nightstand and a place to charge the electronic gadgets that have become attached to modern Americans like an extra limb. We may not all travel with a typewriter anymore, but most of us carry enough electronics to launch a small satellite. Things got a little more interesting when hunger arrived. We tried to make restaurant reservations through the Resy link on the hotel's website. No luck. The restaurant wasn't listed. Fine. Technology fails. It happens. So I called the restaurant. No answer. Turns out the restaurant number appears to be the same as the front desk. I left a message and waited about 45 minutes for a callback. Never got one. Again, no big deal. DoorDash and an Indian restaurant came to the rescue. While pondering the mystery of the missing callback, I found myself staring out the window. That's when I noticed the paint splatters and streaks all over the glass. Now, I don't know who handles maintenance around there, but somebody needs to explain that painting a window and cleaning a window are two entirely different activities. And that's really the story of the Partridge Inn. Nice people. Pleasant room. Plenty of charm. But charm can only carry you so far when attention to detail keeps missing the bus. The little things matter because they add up. The unanswered phone, the broken reservation link, the paint on the windows, the awkward room layout--they're all small by themselves. Together, they're enough to make me appreciate the stay but probably not enough to make me come back for another one.

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Clean & professionally staffed. When I walked in to check in, I was warmly greeted and received an…read moreupgrade for being a diamond elite member. The room was clean, no smell, or issues during my stay. Fairly quiet despite being near a major road. No issues with neighbors or other guests. Like most hotels, this location also had a small gym and their equipment is pretty modern, especially their treadmills. If you're a diamond elite member, there are designated parking spots available on the side outside to use. Among the top hotels in the area, I highly recommend this holiday inn express.

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What a gem! This place is beautiful. My wife booked it and I had no idea what to expect. We pulled…read moreup to the address on my GPS and I said there is no way this is where we are staying. I thought it was a museum, which it kind of is. Our room was on the ground floor behind the main mansion. We arrived in the evening so they left us information on how to get into our room. The room was big and stunning. I loved the wood floors and everything inside the room. Everything was spotless. The beds were two queens and they were very comfortable. In the morning we went to the mansion for breakfast. The hosts were extremely friendly and made us feel at home while they cooked us some fresh eggs. The price was very reasonable and this was way better than staying at a hotel, it just was way more relaxing. I highly recommend the Lookaway Inn!

Recently stayed at the Lookaway Inn during a brief, two night stay in Augusta…read more The Inn itself is historical and beautiful. There's the main house (which I honestly don't know if there are guest rooms in the main house, but I would think so) and then there are additional rooms around the back. I stayed in one of the rooms out back. The room was on the ground floor and was spacious and beautifully appointed in period appropriate furnishings. The bathroom was also spacious and and a big and deep jetted tub, which was an unexpected bonus. The room was clean and quiet and the bed was comfortable. The inn is conveniently located to eateries etc. For my solo traveling girlies: + I don't believe the Inn is staffed all night. I was checking in around 5:30pm and the Innkeeper texted me to let me know they had a meeting and wouldn't be there upon arrival. They sent me instructions for how to do a self-check in and gain access to my room. My car was the only car in the parking lot all night. I didn't see anyone else--I believe I was the only one at the inn that night. + My room was accessed from the outside (ie: my room didn't lead to a hallway--it lead to the outdoors). And, there were two doors to access the room (both leading outside). They both did have deadbolts and one had a door chain at the top, +Parking is on site, well lit, and close to entrances +The inn appears to be in a nice area of town I don't know that I'd stay here solo again but would 100% stay with my partner.

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I passed through this hotel after a cross-country trip trying to make it to Hilton Head. I was…read moregetting tired and sore so I pulled over a few hours out from the hotel, pulled up my Marriott Bonvoy App (I'm platinum) and found them online. I actually called the front desk to advise them that I was making a late reservation but was fully intending to come. At NO time did she indicate they were under construction. I arrived at about 0200 and found that the entire lobby was a construction zone. Significantly, I am handicap. They were in the middle of renovating and it was litterally treacherous. I spoke to the front desk clerk (really the night auditor) and she offered to cancel my reservation so I could go elsewhere but I was a ZOMBIE and she assured me the floor in which she was assigning me (3rd floor) was newly renovated. I took the room. The floor/room was fine. The air quality and rest of the hotel was a construction nightmare. Dust, dangerous walking paths and by the time I woke up, I was having a hard time breathing and need to use my inhaler for the first time in almost 1 year. I am NOT a Karen. I used Marriott Bonvoy points (19k if I recall correctly) and was very disappointed with my stay. I wrote in to ask for a replenishment of my points at Bonvoy Customer Service and fully expected to be replenished. Shockingly, the hotel's response was that I was advised of the construction and basically flipped me the bird with a Caveat Emptor and refused to return my points. Suffice to say, I was pissed. I escalated the issue with Marriott Bonvoy and as one would expect from an awards program like Marriott, they immediately replenished my points. In the meantime, beware of this property. It is a franchise location and the owners seemingly lack the commitment to excellence and top customer service one usually associates with Marriott properties. Everyone I encountered while I was on property was kind, professional and highly apologetic. They had apparently been forced to master that behavior. Now that construction is done, I wanted to share this story and make sure that my Bonvoy colleagues realize that leopards never change there spots and that, if requiring accomodations in the Augusta airport area, give careful consideration about choosing another Marriott property.

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(78 reviews)

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I recently stayed here for one night, and overall it was a pleasant experience. The staff was very…read morewelcoming and provided our room right away at check-in. The lobby was clean and nicely maintained. We stayed on the 4th floor, and the room itself was quite spacious. However, it does feel dated, especially the bathroom and the heater/AC unit was fairly loud while running. Nice touches included complimentary water bottles and cookies at check-in, plus a coffee maker with free pods in the room. We also tried their breakfast, which was filling and reasonably priced at $19. Free parking was a big plus, and the hotel is conveniently located about 20 minutes from downtown. Overall, a comfortable stay with friendly service, though the rooms could use some updates.

I chose this hotel for my stay for my daughter's dance competition and it was a fun experience for…read moremy daughter. Two of my dance mom friends also booked there , and because I am a gold Hilton honors member, I was able to put all of our rooms on my account and get us a $30 credit for dinner or breakfast each day of our stay. Now I will say the bathrooms are rather small, idk if the fridge wasn't working or wasn't plugged in , and the faucet handle was hard to turn in the bathroom, but outside of that, the room was cozy. The staff was so amazing and so sweet. Definitely southern hospitality at its best. The front desk staff was always available and ready to assist and when we got breakfast, the lovely women were so kind especially to our girls, they engaged in conversation, and was great with service. I love staying anywhere Hilton and I recommend this place if you're in Augusta.

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