We had reserved one night at this hotel while we were returning from Florida . Our son called us to tell us that the hotel manager had called and left a message on our home phone. On calling him back, he told us that the hotel had overbooked and that they had made " alternate" reservations for us and would take care of the room . . I was very dispponted and told him so. He then said that he would give me 20,000 Marriott points ( one night's stay in an equal hotel). . When we got to the Sheraton suites, the nice hotel that he had booked for us, we found that the Waverly paid for our night there. I thought that , although I was disappinted , the Waverly had handled the situation more than fairly and I will go back there again--but I will reconfirm several times.

We stayed at the Renaissance Waverly Hotel in Atlanta, GA., from 12/30/07 thru 1/2/08. It's a very nice hotel. The room was large and the bathroom was a nice size with good toiletries. Everything was kept very clean and the room was serviced promptly each day.
The rooms overlook a conservatory with a glass roof. We tried the steak house and the food is excellent. There is a mall across the street, accessed by a walkway. While we were in Atlanta, we saw the Jimmy Carter Museum, the Aquarium, and an old cemetary. All were excellent. I would certainly stay here again and recommend it to my friends and family.

Having stayed at the Renaissance Waverly Hotel several times 3 and 4 years ago, I was looking forward to staying there again on a stop in Atlanta. Once again I was greeted by the warm hospitality and helpfulness of the staff, including those at the front desk, concierge, and breakfast staff. The hotel is very well maintained, and was tastefully decorated for the holidays. The rooms are spacious and the beds are some of the best I've slept on in a hotel. They were covered in what seemed like a dozen different pillows. The TV is starting to seem a little dated, especially as more and more upper-range hotels are getting flat panels. The breakfast buffet was $14 and was very good with items including grits, eggs, pancakes, potatoes, and a omelet bar. The hotel is connected to the Galleria Mall, and has several covered walkways over to the Cumberland Mall. The 14 floor atrium offers a relaxing atmosphere, as long as there isn't a rowdy convention going on. The indoor pool and jacuzzi were a nice way to spend a cold December afternoon. I will deffenately stay here again.

Stayed on a business trip for two nights.

Parking is free as long as you park yourself. There is valet parking though.

Fron desk EXTREMELY efficient, i was checked in in under 3 minutes.

Room - adequate, nothing special, just like any other somewhat upscale hotel room. Has a very comfortable bed, desk, a rather old TV, but it worked just fine. For some weird reason I was not able to connect to wireless internet (it would not detect my room number), so the front desk gave me a code to punch in, and the internet ended up to be free.

Cofee shop downstairs - very nice touch, and very friendly service.

Overall, a reasonable business oriented hotel.