This was by far the worst experience I have ever had. When my flight out of ATL was cancelled due to weather I needed a place to stay until the early morning flight. This was one of the only hotels that I contacted that had rooms available (I now know why). I got to the hotel and paid the man... more

I was staying over for an unscheduled business deal in Atlanta, and went to the Microtel. The sign outside says $34.00 nightly, however that is only if you are staying for a week (which the sign does not say), the room all total cost me $59.00. For this I could have stayed at the Holiday Inn across the road, which... more

This was our first stay at a Microtel, and based on this visit, we will not be staying again. The room had a wierd smell-- not horrible, but just unpleasant. The room also had a damp feel to it--- I think the air conditioner was malfunctioning or something. The sheets were in bad need of being replaced--- completely worn out... more

Based on recommendations from TripAdvisor reviewers, I made a reservation through Travelocity for a one-night stay at Microtel for $49.99. I checked into the hotel and they charged me $59.99 stating that was the amount they received from Travelocity. Despite showing them my printout from Travelocity, they refused to honor the $49.99 quoted price. The clerk suggested I call the... more

I ended up here after weather made me miss my connecting flight. It was the only hotel in the city with availability. Although there was some initial confusion trying to secure the room, everything was straightened out once I got there. The free shuttle service was an added bonus. The rooms are basic. I had a double since that was... more

I stayed at this hotel after my plane was delayed by 3.5 hours. It's located about 10 minutes from the airport and they offer free shuttle service. Built 3 years ago, this hotel looks and is new. The room was somewhat small, but well worth for the price. A basic breakfast -- bagels, muffins, cereals, coffee and juices -- were... more