Aside from having one elevator down for repairs throughout my week-long stay, this place was great. Rate for 7 nights was $69/night. Fridge and micro included and still daily cleaning if wanted. Clean and smelled fresh in all areas - an incredibly welcome surprise since they accept pets. I brought my cat, but still expect a room to be as clean as I would keep it. The staff was really friendly & helpful. Free breakfast and a shuttle that will run you anywhere within a 3-mile radius which means the Marta, a huge upscale mall, grocery store, Target, Marshall's and any one of the many restaurants just around the hotel. Huge desk in my king room was great for working, but wish the little sofa-like thing at the foot of the bed could actually be comfortable enough to lounge on. (More like a bench suited to sitting just long enough to put shoes on.) bed was above avg but not a dream. I slept well and would recommend.

Our room was nice and the king bed very comfortable. The room was clean and well maintained. Liked the open area by the check-in. Seemed inviting and welcoming, It felt safe to walk to a nearby restaurant for dinner.

This pet friendly LaQuinta is in an excellent neighborhood northeast of downtown Atlanta, just off of the I-285 beltway Their king suites are true, two room suite separated by French doors. The spacious bathroom was accessible from the living room area. The "sofa" was really a daybed (twin size) with a bolster pillow at the back. There was a traditional chair, but no reading light near by. A long, counter type desk, with ergonomic chair, ran the width of the outside wall with a large picture window.

The hotel is located in a office park/retail area with numerous places to eat including a Cheesecake Factory and an upscale food court in the Perimeter Mall.

Breakfast was served in a dining room /living room area with table and sofa seating with flat screen TVs. There is a "bar" seating area with electrial outlets for charging phones or using laptops. Breakfast included pastries, cereals, waffles, coffee, tea and juices.

I showed up to check into the hotel that my insurance company had set up for me while my house was being renovated after some water damage. I was told that I couldn't check in because the paperwork needed to be filled out by my spouse. Ok, I figured that they would, I don't know, get off their lazy behinds and perhaps contact the company that sent them the paperwork so that I could check into my hotel. Nope, not the case. I absolutely love doing the job of lazy customer service people. I contacted the company myself and resolved the situation. The person operating the front desk and her manager really went the extra mile on this day. I will never stay at La Quinta again.