We stayed here over the Oct 6-7 weekend. The good....They are nice for the price ($89 a night). Everything is clean, the staff is polite and prompt. The location is good. The parking is free.
The not so good... They are kinda small. They could use some retooling and new TV's etc
We would definately stay here again though.

My father recently had a coronary incident and had to go to Emory hospital. Fortunately, the Emory Inn was right down the road and offered a "discount" rate for hospital patient families (90). I will say that we came in very late and the hotel attendant was very nice to us. The room was adequate, but the air conditioner worked poorly and we were hot all night. We stayed two nights but left early each morning and arrived late at night. Unfortunately, upon arriving late the second night we discovered our beds were not even remade. After spending 90 dollars for a hotel room you expect the beds to at least be made. About those beds, they were hard as brick bats. There was no replacement soap, shampoo, the tv was dated, the ice maker was broken, the continental breakfast was better left in the cupboard, and the sheets were not even fitted so by the end of the night I was sleeping on a bare mattress. Overall, the room was initially clean and good in a pinch. However, this room was WAY overpriced.

We were there for one night and our stay was pleasant. The room was clean and we didn't have any complaints. The bed was comfortable along with the cable service. We'd really like to give this place a 3.5 - something between average and very good. We'll stay here again if the opportunity arises.

I stayed here with some friends for the Clemson-Auburn game during Labor Day weekend and had a great time. The hotel is in a safe location (hard to find in Atlanta...) right across the road from the CDC.

The continental breakfast was only coffee, orange juice and some crappy muffins, but for $69 a night I didn't expect anything.

Having a fridge in the room was nice!