I would never stay here again...thought I was getting a deal but then again you pay for what you get. The staff is ghetto and rude, the elevators are super slow, the hallways are smelly and dirty. The rooms are dirty and out dated despite and supposed renovation taking place. The beds are hard, the bathroom had mold in the ceiling corner, the floors in the room were disgusting, the comforters had stains and tje view sicked. There wasn't a list of channels or delivery menus and the staff was unhelpful. The ice machines were raggedy amd didn't work most of the time. I recommend paying the extra cash for one of the nicer hotels like the Glenn or the Hilton. I personally would NEVER stay here again and wouldn't recommend it to my worst enemy.

I stayed at this hotel three weeks ago for the IPPE at the GWCC. My trip was paid for by the university I attend and USPoultry. The hotel was outdated and disgusting. There was wood chipped off in the bathroom, and the power outlets were cracked. The availability of power outlets was low. (Please bring a surge protector.) There was dried gum on the stairway. Access to the porch was locked. (Why?)
Therefore, I declare this hotel five stars if it's free, and one star if you have to pay for it. It was AWFUL!!! Please stay at the Hyatt or something better in Downtown next time.

My week in Atlanta at the AmericasMart was the worst having stayed at this hotel. The rooms were filthy - we asked twice to have the floor vaccuumed before they even made an attempt. There was hair in the desk drawer where someone obviously had cut their hair - and it was not cleaned up. I had to clean the lamp/table before I could put my phone on it. We had to wait an hour before our rooms were supposedly ready. Well past 3 o'clock. The buffet was a joke - bread, cereal and large amounts of fruit flies. Two nights in a row I had to ask for soap. One night they didn't have any. The people running this hotel could of cared less about anyone in that hotel. Never, ever again.

I recently stayed here for a three night New Year's Eve concert run at The Tabernacle theatre which is about 4 blocks away.

A friend sarcasticly commented: "This place is going to be awesome -- once the remodeling is done." This hotel had previously been a Holiday Inn (as their free Wi-Fi is still labeled) and is open while being renovated. And that's a good thing because the hotel is rather run down.

The glass sliding door onto the room's patio wouldn't open. It appeared that the hotel may have purposely done that; but at the same time it wasn't fully shut either: the top of the the door didn't fully shut and left about a centimeter or two of "open window". Which in December lets a draft in the room.

This is a run down hotel in need of renovaitons; but they do appear to be remodeling parts of the hotel. That said, the location is fantastic. It's about four blocks away from The Tabernacle; two blocks from Coca-Cola and Olympic Park; three blocks from the subway station (which can bring you to to the airport); plus we could see the Georgia Dome in the distance.

The location really is great; but the hotel itself is kind-of-trashy and run down; so it is cheap.