This is the first hotel I have ever switched out of because I did not feel safe. Not the typical Hampton Inn. I moved after the first night. Room was dirty, loud, outside doors that were right off of I-75. Atlanta DEA agents did a raid walked in in black ski masks etc.

This hotel is one of the worst ever - and unsafe as well. While in Atlanta for a trade show, we had our truck and trailer broken in to on the first night there. We moved it from the far end of the parking lot to a space right next to the building only to have the locks cut off of our trailer again four nights later. Worst of all was that the hotel staff did not seem to care at all. When talking with the police we were informed that this hotel has the highest reported crime rate in all of Atlanta. As for the hotel, it is obviously an old place with a new facade. The bed was uncomfortable and the pillows horrible. The noise off the street and from others staying there made it almost impossible to sleep. Maid service was OK but is it too much to ask for them to put the iron away? I travel a lot for business and always thought Hampton Inn was a good choice. It is very sad that they allow their name on this pitiful place.

Attending a family wedding in the midtown area led us to this Hampton Inn. Other choices would have been the Four Seasons or the Sheraton, both two or three times the price of the Hampton Inn.

At first sight, this appears to be a strange Hampton configuration. Later we learned it had been a Red Roof Inn and was converted to Hampton franchise.

The rooms are standard Hampton but the building has a tired look and feeling. Nothing is blatantly worn-out or in dire need of fixing, but nothing looks freah and loved. The pool is large and under-utilized.

Parking is free and there were no problems with security during our stay of 4 nights.

The breakfast room was attractive but there was never any butter (just a "spread") as they had run out and the next shipment was a week away. The help was rather non-responsive when questioned.

This venue is a case of getting what you pay for. The location is excellent. Midtown is a vibrant, fun part of town and downtown is a short drive away. Restaurants abound within walking distance of the Hampton Inn.

The rooms were adiquite, had to sit on the bed to use the table provided. made it dificult to get to a chair to sit at the tabel. The hi speed internet was great. The breckfast bufett was good.

Lots of road noise. Security was a big problem. Was in atlant for training with a rather large grope. There were two cars stolen from the parking lot and 3 attempted burgleries of autos from the lot. Our company moved us to a diffrent hotel because of the security problem.