Nasty hotel do not stay... Pay the extra money for a clean bed. It may be a cheap price but u get a very cheap room. Dirty carpet and paint hanging from ceiling. Tub has a crack in it. Don't stay.. Bed bugs on the sheets...

I was told it was a 3 star so I thought it would be in the middle. No it was far from a 3!!!!!maybe a -1. Staff was rude, had not pillow cases and the pillows had stains all over them, remote did not work had to ask staff for another one, carpet was nasty could not walk barefoot, the smell was horrible. I will never book an hotel without reading a review first even if it through Expedia!!!! Thought I could trust them on book the hotel!!!!! BEWARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Used to be the Days Inn. The hotel is convenient to the World Congress Center. We were traveling with a group, and the website looked ok....yuck...we were also suprprised we had to pay $15/night for parking. Our sliding glass door to the balcony was bolted shut.....Nasty experience overall, the comforters just smelled really dirty. The front desk was very courteous, and the towels were new and clean, but otherwise this was a bad experience. Again, pay extra to stay elsewhere.

We just spent two nights at The Hotel ATL. The hotel is in dire need of renovations. The carpets throughout the hallways needed vaccuming, it looked like they hadn't been cleaned in weeks. The room was generally grotty & outdated. The light fixtures in the room were broken. The wallpaper and carpets were stained. The doorframe of the bathroom was rotted away. The bathroom was not clean as there were other people's hairs left on the walls of the shower. The bottom of the shower was all damaged and torn. We did not have maid service on the saturday, the beds were not made and towels not replaced. No-one had been into our room that day. We had to ask to get fresh towels for Sunday morning, and had to go downstairs to collect them. We did not even bother to get the free breakfast as we knew it would be awful given the general bad state of the hotel. As we vacated on the Sunday we saw a massive cockroach by the window. We paid $90 a night for the room (including taxes). The last time I stayed in Atlanta (3months ago) I booked a room through hotwire for $100 a night (including taxes). Do yourself a favor and pay just a few bucks more for a much nicer hotel e.g The Sheraton.