I arrived in Atlanta 5 days after the tornado hit the downtown area. The street on which the hotel was located was blocked off to traffic, but a cop let me through. I wasn't allowed to park in the Hampton Inn parking lot b/c the Westin (which is right next door) still had falling glass. So they accomodated me with other parking arrangements 2 blocks away. I was alone at night and had to walk the 2 blocks by myself. But the area was well-lit and I felt safe. Although it may have been due to the fact that there were cops everywhere!

The girl at the front desk was extremely nice, friendly, and helpful. My room was clean and comfortable. Especially the bed! I LOVE Hampton Inn beds. I got a great night's sleep.

This Hampton Inn is next door to the Westin and across the street form the Marriott. It's tucked away in a little corner. Not a bad area. It was also a better price than the Marriott and the Westin.

Overall, my stay was a very pleasant one.

We stayed here March 6-8, 2008. This is a nice Hampton in downtown Atlanta. It is about 2 blocks from the Peachtree Center MARTA station and about 2 blocks from Olympic Centennial Park. There are restaurants in walking distance, but most are chain ones like Hard Rock and Hooters.

The rooms were comfortable and clean. The beds were comfortable and they had a variety of pillows. The breakfast room was very large and pleasant. The complimentary business center was nice. My major complaint was that the hotel was in a converted older building and they didn't replace the windows. So, lots of street noise came through the windows and cold drafts did, too. The hotel was quiet at night, but as the early morning rush hour started the street noise was quite loud.

Every afternoon the lobby had a tray of cookies on a table. They also handed out boxes of breath mints in the breakfast room.

We stayed here for 5 nights while attending a Tony Robbins seminar (which was excellent). The rooms are the usual Hampton Inn type, which I think are quite nice. The front desk staff was VERY, VERY helpful to us on several occasions. I have two complaints, though. We were on the third floor, and the street noise was too loud for me. The windows have no soundproofing. If you stay on a higher floor, you would probably avoid most of the noise. My other (minor) complaint is about the free breakfast. Though I don't expect much from this type of buffet, the one at this hotel was less than adequate. I had a stale bagel. The mixed fruit tasted like it had spoiled. I think the hotel could do better in this area. Would I stay here again? YES, but only if I could get a room on a high floor. This is a decent hotel if you are paying between $99 and $129. I'd look around a bit if it costs much more than this.

We stayed overnight at the Hampton Inn to attend a football game, and were very pleased with our hotel. Good location ( we walked to the CNN center, the Georgia Dome, the Coke Factory, and out for dinner and drinks in the evening).

Check in was fine - clerk barey noticed we were there but managed to get us in. The room was nicely appointed, and clean. Comfortable beds, large bathroom.

The clerk was not helpful at all when asked to recommend restaurants, but after giving a blank stare did manage to hand us a sheet of nearby restaurants.

Breakfast in the morning was ok - mostly just standard fare of pastries and muffins.

Overall a nice hotel, great location, and completely indifferent, uninterested staff.