I stayed here for a conference in Atlanta for six nights. The staff are beyond friendly. The room was not just comfortable, it was lovely. The bed had a feathertop mattress, the kitchen was sparkling and had all the tools I needed, and the bathroom vanity had plenty of drawers in which to stash my cosmetics. (I hate leaving all that stuff on the counter!)

Every morning there is a hot breakfast, and the food is decent and varies from day to day. Every evening they have a 2-hour "social hour" with free wine, beer and hot snacks.

The neighborhood is fairly quiet for being on a busy street- I could hear a little traffic from my 5th floor window, but it wasn't annoying. The neighborhood is nice- museums and restaurants pretty near by. There is a MARTA station about three blocks away.

Cons:
-It costs $19 per night to park a car there. Yikes! I know it's a small location and they don't have much parking space, but dang. On top of a tip for the valets, that's pricey.
-I witnessed a fistfight between a parking valet and someone who was trying to break into cars! A little unsettling, but other workers came out quickly and took care of it. So the neighborhood looks safe, but beware...
-There are no stores nearby, which makes the kitchenette a little useless. Although they are fine with you taking food from breakfast and social hour back to your room.

I'd definitely stay here again. This place was an oasis away from the bustle of the convention center. The staff went above and beyond to help me out!

We brought our two kids and a family friend for an Atlanta stay to see the new Georgia Aquarium and the Fernbank Museum. This hotel more than met our expectations. We reserved one of the three-room suites, giving us plenty of space for ourselves, the kids, and our friend. Everything was clean. The complimentary breakfast was more than sufficient for the entire family. And everyone we encountered was friendly and helpful. We would definitely go back again.

Make sure you go for a quick bite at The Varsity just down the road. Be warned that the Madison restaurant next to the hotel (which provides the Inn's room service) is a smoking establishment and doesn't allow children. A few blocks the other direction down Peachtree, however, you'll find numerous options for family-friendly dining.

We arrived at the hotel to check in which only one person was working at the desk. We waited about 20 minutes before we were actually waited on. As we arrived in a room I had the feeling someone was just in the room. There was a smell of incenses and a wet washcloth on the table in front of the tv. I started to look around because we were expected at a dinner party in a few hours so we began to freshen up a bit. Inspecting the bath room we found yet another wet washcloth in the shower with hair on it. By this point I called the front desk to speak with management to change rooms. We found a bottle of vodka in the freezer and condoms in the silverware drawer. I was just as appalled as the manager was when she came to do a walk through. She apologized and we were given a new room. We were late for our dinner engagement but I felt alot more comfortable in a cleanier room.

Great location - close to High Museum and Botanical Garden. We visited for 2 nights in a 2-bedroom suite that was very roomy - included Internet, a lovely breakfast each morning and fresh baked cookies one afternoon. Parking is the only drawback - but there is street parking and other lots available. We had no problems with the reservation made online and would stay here again!