My husband and I decided to take a weekend getaway. The Waverly is about 45 minutes from our home. This was our second stay. Mainly chose the Waverly for the Sunday brunch. We really splurged all the way. Used the valet for parking and using the bellhop for luggage delivery. The room was nice and clean. Staff was courteous and friendly. The Sunday Brunch is to die for. You can have anything you want - from oysters on the half shell to custom made omelets. Very very good! We will be going back.

Our family of four stayed here on March 16, 2008 on our way to Florida.

It is right off of I-75 so convenient for those looking for a quick stop. It has a very nice work out room and a nice pool. Generally we found the service to be pretty good. The room was clean with the exception of the phones which were absolutely filthy! I had to clean them myself before using them. The bathroom is small - the door swings all the way to the sink so you have to step in and out of the way before you can close it. This was a bit of a hassle with four of us. Bathroom was fairly clean, but there was mold in the shower.

We found the queen beds very comfortable and the hotel was not crowded so our stay was quiet..........BUT READ THIS>>>>>

On our way home from FL, we thought we would stay here again, so we hopped off I-75 on March 22 and thought we would have the same pleasant experience --- NOT TO BE! We drove around the parking lot for 45 minutes and there was not one spot to be had. I ran into the hotel to see what was going on and to find out where we could park and the employees just told me we were out of luck because they had several big events going on at the hotel (it appeared to be weddings and a religious group gathering). The told me they had plenty of rooms but they could not help me in terms of parking. My suggestion to hotel management is that they need to consider the people staying at the hotel and have adequate parking reserved for their paying guests! Needless to say, this was a very frustrating experience and they lost our business. We stayed at the Embassy Suites down the road (please see my review posted on that hotel).

When I called, they never mentioned all of these events going on. If you want to stay here I would inquire about any special events or conferences scheduled during your stay. Our first experience was very nice -- our second, a nightmare!

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.