Required to stay here for a week long conference....one of the best appointed conferences in relation to the daily buffets, snacks between sessions, and comfort of lobby, session rooms, gardens, and breakout rooms; individual rooms (I stayed in East Tower) however are sadly sad....trying to be "southern hospitality" but falling short; of course, most of time not spent in room when at conference but I would like to have retired to a nicer room at end of day; bed was comfy and free wifi was speedy but bathroom was not clean (stain on toilet seat that housekeeping could not remove!) and carpet left me always wearing socks/slippers around. We had bowling nite which was fun and service staff were always pleasant and helpful. I had room "service" my first day of arrival but nothing on the in-room menu was available; albeit when the food arrived (after a lengthy discussion with the kitchen staff of what was/was not available) it was plentiful and tasty; I would come here again for conference but maybe ask for a remodeled room....if they are available...

We used the Emory Conference Center for a course we ran and can't say enough how good the facilities and staff are. The meetings rooms are great, the buffet breakfast and lunches are outstanding and if you ever need anything the staff is incredibly helpful. I would recommend the ECC for work or pleasure. The bowling alley for our reception was a huge hit!

My husband and I stayed at this hotel during a recent visit to Emory University. Based on previous Trip Advisor comments, we were expecting good things. While our expectations were mostly met, we do have a few gripes.

Starting with the negatives, I found our room to be dated and dusty. We had stained sheets and debris on the carpets. Even the carpets outside of our room was in dire need of vacuuming.

One thing we didn't notice on our floor: people/other hotel guests. We noticed right away how quiet it was on the 5th floor. Aside from us, no one entered or departed the elevator from the 5th floor. What a strange feeling to exit the elevator and walk past room after room, and later discover you are the only guest on the floor. The hotel was far from full. Go figure!

We both agreed that the food (restaurant, lounge and room service) was the best feature of this hotel. As an Emory Alumni, my husband really wanted to stay here. Needless to say, he was a bit disappointed.

I spent four years across the street from the Emory Conference Center, but it wasn't until I came back into town for a wedding that I had ever been to the Conference Center. It was more than I could have hoped for. Not only were the rooms large, well decorated, and comfortable, but the setting is beautiful. I was even able to borrow a bike to ride into the neighboring forest (Lullwater). Next time I'm in Atlanta, I'm definitely heading straight for the Conference Center and staying in one of their wonderful rooms. Oh yeah, it's also an environmentally responsible hotel earning LEED certification for its recent expansion.