It looks like you have just driven into a small apartment complex. The rooms are GREAT! Nice living room area with a door to the bedroom and bathroom and the kitchenette area...looked just like my first apartment in college! The only difference it came with dishes...lololol. I have been traveling for some days and they also had a laundry faciltiy which was perfect! This was such a nice homey experience! Ohhhhh and they grilled hamburgers for the guests, yummmmmm. I'll be back soon!!!!!

It was my first overseas trip, and my hotel stay there for 2 months was very good. Hotel is excellent on cleanliness part. It provided good options in breakfast too. Shuttle service provided by hotel is just excellent, a must have for people visiting atlanta for business purposes. Hotel is good too on Service part, however has some scope of improvement there.
Rooms are very good.

There are 2 Staybridge Suites in this area - this is the older property. The hotel is spread out among several buildings, and the rooms have exterior entries (I know this is a concern for some business travelers, especially ladies). Also, the hotel is 2 story - but there is no elevator?? I thought this violated the ADA, but apparently they just book handicap people downstairs - the rest of us schlep our bags up a narrow stairway, then have to go outside to access the room, which shares an external stairway with another room. Just kind of a dated setup, think of a cheap apartment complex. Front desk was prompt but not friendly, there was some type of "wheel" at the desk that looked like you get to spin for some free amenities, but there was never an explanation or an offer to use it - made me, a Platinum member, seem excluded (I know, it's probably chintzy anyway, but the principle is if it's offered AT all it should be offered TO all). The room itself was fine - very large room, I had a 2 bedroom even though I was travelling alone, it had a nice sitting area, a full kitchen, and enough room in the bedroom for an additional desk (queen bed). The breakfast was fine, ordinary free breakfast stuff, nothing special. A good location in a relatively quiet area, but it just can't be rated above average due to the setup and age of the property.

We have a disability with regards to mold exposure -- meaning if a place is moldy enough to cause physical illness and mental impacts, we cannot stay in that room.

The staff here comes off sweet when they take your money, but become absolute nightmares when you tell them you need to change rooms. They promised to allow us to change rooms, but then changed their minds, telling us they would remediate the room while we were in it.

The amount of visible black mold in the air conditioner was made worse by a mycotoxin component.

Regardless, their complete ignorance of this handicap was met with rude behavior, and when we had to check out early they charged us over $200 extra as a penalty.

If you do not mind getting sick, stay here. There's always room. Otherwise, go to the OTHER Staybridge in Perimeter.