Stayed here on 11/10/12. King bed room was comfortable. The room was clean with wooden floor tile and a rug.instead of carpet. My wife liked that. There is free internet and a hot breakfast is included. Parking is free. There is are free business and fitness centers The location is in Buckhead an upscale area of Atlanta. There are lots of local restaurants and bars but most are pricy.

First let me start with the good things! The front desk staff was friendly, helpful, and efficient. The lobby and all of the commons areas were bright, attractive, and clean. Location was good...not quite in the heart of Buckhead, but good. It was quiet...no annoyances from either outside traffic nor 'hall sound'. The bed was very good and the bath had ample size vanity. The room was clean when we checked in...the cleanup the next day was another story!!! Without going into details..I would have fired the housekeeper! I had to go to the front desk to ask for (a few of the things the housekeeper left out), replacement coffee, ice bags, glasses (she simply took the used ones and left no replacement) . The gentleman at the front desk got them for me immediately (instead of having me wait on housekeeping to bring them up). There were 2 small issues with the room that I am sure they would have fixed had I asked (didn't want maintenance there for just a 2 day stay)...the ground fault plug in the bath didn't work so I had to dry and curl my hair in the bedroom...the lav in the bath drained very slowly and would fill up while you were running water (nasty). The wood laminate flooring was buckled up in quite a few places. The room layout was slightly inefficient...there was a big open 'seating area' but only 1 chair...all the rest open space (unusable......good place for a second chair or small sofa). There was no nightstand nor bedside table on one side ...since the bed was the only choice from which to watch t.v. (there was only one chair) there was nowhere to set a drink nor anything else except the floor. I might go back but would check other places first.

I stayed in a handicap room because I am in a motorized wheelchair. I realize looks matter in your business, but with handicaps, less is more.The oriental runner at the bottom of the beds should not be there.It is an invitation to fall for someone using a cane or a walker.My wheels got caught up in the rug.The desk chair prevents entry into the room.The amount of furniture in the room should be decreased. Leaving enough room for a wheelchair to navigate requires more openness.

When I told the front desk staff what I had needed to move to make the room navigable, they told me they would be to do those things before I arrived next time.