I had a great experience at several other Microtels in the Southeast, and assumed this hotel would similar. However, this was this hotel was DIRTY. The mattress on the bed was of very poor quality and was old and smelly on top of it. The carpet was old and needed replacement ages ago. I washed my hands in the bathroom and wiped my hands on a wash cloth I wasn't sure had even been washed - It was thin and had holes in it. The whole room had a peculiar smell. Lastly, and probably my main reason for leaving, is that I wasn't even sure we were safe staying there. It appeared there was only 2 other rooms occupied. The office was protected like a fort, but I didn't feel that way about the rest of the property. When I asked for a refund 10 minutes into my stay, the manager relunctantly gave it to me but scowled at me when she found out I used the nasty washcloth.

We recently stayed at this hotel and in a nut shell I would recommend if you looking for a quiet place to stay. This is a relatively small hotel with no pool, but it was quiet and inexpensive. We didn't spend much time in our room, but it was decent. Conveniently located near 85, and we happened to go down the street to "old Norcross" which is a great place for dinner.

Stayed here during a conference for 2 days, my flight was delayed and I checked in late. They were pretty accommodating and kept my room. In any event, my room was clean & quiet, I had a little trouble with my room key, but they reprogrammed it. The best part for me, was that it wasn't too far away from the expressway, was easy to find and was close to the conference center. The staff was really helpful in directing me to where I had to go and suggested some nice places to take new clients for lunch/dinner.

This was the worst experience I had in a hotel, as far as I can recall.

We choose the hotel due to the proximity to the church we visited and because we trusted the Microtel brand from past experiences

Hotel was very dirty, with rooms and isles not vacuumed.

But worst had yet to come.

At breakfast, noticing the bare minimum buffet offerings, we asked the manager on duty – I think his last name was Patel – if there was any Oatmeal available. He said there is not, and added “you get what you pay for”. When questioning his attitude towards clients, he stated clear and loud “ you are cheap”, meaning how cheap I was when I choose his hotel, and further added “ I select my clients” meaning his rates – still in the ballpark with other chain motel brands - would draw only “cheap” customers, as he would bluntly refer to his patrons.

I realize rates were affordable, but this should not empower hotel managers to treat patrons like crap.

I would strongly caution anybody else to avoid this place, or otherwise risking a similar service and experience.