Hilton Atlanta

Staff was friendly and the location was very convenient and there were lots of restaurants around. Room decor is outdated and the showered switched between hot and cold. The Wallpaper in the bathroom came off on some edged And there were some black spots on the ceiling.

It was clean and the staff was extremely nice and helpful. There are computers and printers in the lobby if you need to print. Nice location. Parking is not included, it cost an extra $24 a day. There was no refrigerator or microwave in our room so we had to throw away all our our food, and wifi costs money in your room unless you are a Hilton rewards member. Beds are hard.

Very small for the $ No microwave no fridge Parking should be included for at least the guests No free wifi

That's the best thing this Hilton has going for it. It is right off the freeway downtown. Easy access to all major tourist and business destinations. I found it to be quite noisy. Executive Level doesn't start serving coffee until 8am on the weekends?? The meal at Nickolai on the rooftop was disappointing because it was overpriced and the service and food were average. Took 20 minutes for the Valet to retrieve my car on a Friday night at 8:30pm.

The resteraunts were nice and food was good Beds were very uncomfortable and didn't like that there wasn't a sofa bed in the room.

Staff was very friendly and helpful. Lady in the gift shop, and when our car battery died the man who jumped the car. Very helpful. For the price it was quite plain. No microwave or fridge in room. Beds were probably worst ever, didn't sleep at all! AC barely worked, it stayed hot and humid in the room and when we asked for a fan they said they had none because the rooms are cooled. Then we saw the concierge with a fan. Breakfast paid extra for not worth it and was accessible to anyone.

Pretty good location. Walking distance to aquarium and World of Coke, and MARTA station. Series of skywalks connecting hotels made it nice to walk around Atlanta out of the heat, and away from traffic. A little tricky finding how they all connect up inside each hotel, though. Elevator from parking deck came up into a construction area: there was no sign indicating this would be the case. That area was closed for entry from the hotel lobby. Other elevator to/from parking deck had a stop on the LL level which was a room slightly larger than the elevator, but with the exit doors chained shut. Seemed like a fire hazard or a claustrophobic nightmare. Every little thing was an extra fee, including the internet whose price didn't match what was on the reservation. The restaurant in the basement, Trader Vic's, doesn't know the difference between a "reservation" and a "wait list."

Clean comfortable room. Great location. Great facilities within the hotel. Room walls were very thin. I could hear every word of the conversation our neighbors were having in the next room. The same goes for the walls leading to the hallway- I could hear people's voices in the room across from us. Definitely the noisiest/lest private room I've stayed in.

Very Little, but they did have my room ready for me. Almost everything, not enough valet (it was full and the hotel wasnt), bed very uncomfortable, small old bathroom, unhelpful people at check in, do I need to go on?

Good location. Entrance was confusing. Tons of construction. Parking garage only has 6 foot clearance so if you have a truck or SUV you need to pay oversized valet @ $32. Beds were very soft, full-sized, not queen as written in description. No complimentary breakfast. No hot water. Our showers were luke-warm. Would not stay here again. The people who wrote good reviews must never stay in hotels. It's a step above camping, and a step below Holiday Inn.