There are 2 hotels next to each other, the Emory Inn and the Emory Confernence Center. The Inn is small, simple and old-fashioned. The conference center is sophisticated, roomy and chic. The conference center has been one of the best Atlanta hotels for years but it seems to be loosing some of its charm. The prices do not include breakfast... more

The Emory Inn is not what I would have expected from a hotel that bears the name of Emory University. The room was tiny, with barely enough space for two people to pass each other on the way to the bathroom. The bathroom itself was so small that my legs were pushed to the side when the door was closed.... more

At the current prices (October 2008) for anything, a hotel room for between 110-150 per night should be a nice experience. The Emory Inn is not and is likely to be scraped in the not too distant future, no loss, according to friends here. Don't believe the website, this is a real bait and switch. The hotel is a motel... more

The property includes two distinct facilities: the Inn and the Conference Center. The Inn is an older hotel that would benefit from some renovations. The rooms, furnishing, and beds are showing their age. The area is relatively safe, though each room is entered from the street. Breakfast is fair at best. The Inn houses the Le Giverny Bistro, a rather... more

I stayed at the Emory Inn for a business trip with CDC. Convenience to the CDC facility is definitely a plus, BUT it isn't close to anything else and transportation to anywhere is pricey. I was not aware of any elevators, so anyone who has a large amount of luggage or is unable to climb stairs easily is out of... more

Went to Atlanta's CDC for a conference, stayed at the Emory Inn for 4 nights. On the average, a good value for money stay. The room is not huge and a bit dim. But it is neat, clean and well kept. There is cable TV, fridge, microwave and coffee making facilities. Free breakfast consists of bagels, muffins, crossiants and sometimes... more