Stayed for three nights while taking a class in town; chose the hotel due to a special they were running. There were some real pluses: The fitness facility was the best equipped of any I've encountered at a hotel, the in-room coffee and tea as well as the toiletries were of high quality, and the bedding was comfortable. Also, the location is somewhat removed from higher-traffic areas. The negatives: The room seemed very frayed at the edges, including a nonfunctional tub drain and a microwave that had seen better days. The cookies which others raved about were only available once during my entire stay. Parking seemed insufficient for a hotel of this size, and there is a sign asking people not to pull up to the lobby to load or unload their vehicles. Finally, the soundproofing left much to be desired, as I heard just about every activity and conversation from adjacent rooms. The price of my stay was a bargain due to the special, but IMHO, overall the stay would not have been worth the regular rates.

We stayed here as we were visiting family for thanksgiving. Points were used to pay for the room. Generally, I like Doubletree hotels as they all are very comparable in service and quality. So was this one. Nothing special, stay was ok.

Stay here frequently when have early morning appointments or a late arrival into ATL. Staff is excellent and the attached restaurant (Marlow's) has one of the best breakfasts you can find anywhere. Property is a little worn at the edges and the 285 traffic can be loud at times, but it is in a very convenient location and staff more than makes up for the small issues. Mark M. at front desk is always great to deal with and Netsuh at Marlow's is extremely nice in making sure you are taken care of. Definitely business traveler friendly.

Only stayed one night for a HS reunion. Room was very nice and front desk check in was exceptional although they did forget my cookies (pout), not that I need them. We had house keeping check on us 2x to make sure we had all the towels and other amenities we needed as well. The room and service was level 5.

The reunion itself was cramped and poorly ordered so that attendee flow was poor. Instead of stopping at the entrance door to stand in line at the bars placed on either side one would have thought that the bars would be within the ballroom at opposite corners. Getting in and out of that place was a nightmare with people spilling drinks all over some very nice outfits.

All in all, hotel services were fantastic. Banquet services were poorly organized.