This was by far the most disappointing stay I've ever had at ANY Hilton. Before I left the Front Desk, I checked to confirm that I had received my requested room-type and was told I had not. I understand that happens, but when I asked if a room with just one bed was available, I was given an abrupt "NO" without anyone ever actually bothering to look at a computer monitor or press a single key on a keyboard. No apology, and no effort - Nice start to the stay. Unfortunately, things did not improve from there. My room had a strong unpleasant smell of mold / mildew / ???, and the bathroom floor was so gross that I did not want to walk on it without shoes. Exec Lounge breakfast was minimal. On the plus-side, the gym was pretty descent, the restaurant downstairs served food late into the evening, and the staff there were very nice. Ultimately though I wouldn't recommend this hotel to anyone.

Rooms are well appointed, clean and comfortable beds. The lobby around the elevator is in need of a re-paint as it is looking a little tired. Repeated struggles with inoperable room key card, but these are minor concerns against an otherwise very clean hotel with great breakfast and dinner service.

The rooms were in very good condition and were attractive and clean. The service was very good and Starbucks (in the lobby) was open 24 hours a day and had free WiFi. The only negative was that the common areas, such as hallways, lobbies and lounges, looked a little out of date, especially compared to the Marriott across the street. However, I was able to book a room at the Hilton Atlanta for $100 less per night than at the Marriott, more than off-setting the slightly out-of-date common areas.

We stayed at this hotel after receiving a really good rate on Hotwire. When we arrived, we were pleased to find the room very clean and comfortable with high quality linens. No problems with the bathroom or the shower, and I thought that the water pressure was pretty good for a hotel. We tried to save money on parking by using a public lot and misread the expiration time on our ticket. As a result, we were booted, and had to pay $75. Just note: overnight hotel parking costs $14/day and expires at noon the next day (not midnight). We used an outside lot, and felt safe using it over the weekend as the area has a lot of foot traffic, even at night. There is a ton of public parking within easy walking distance of the hotel. There are plenty of restaurants, a food court and a 24h CVS within easy walking distance. The walk to the aquarium is a moderate one (but with an uphill stretch when you return to the hotel). I'd be happy to stay there again for a discounted rate, or if I were attending a conference.