Tu alojamiento en Atlanta

El hotel está cerca de la autopista, pero hay un gran barrio con el centro MLK y buenos cafés en el otro lado de I-75. Estas habitaciones están limpias y, de alguien que es sensible al ruido, están limpias. El sonido de la autopista no es tan malo como algunas críticas afirman. El personal y la gestión del hotel son amables y profesionales, el gimnasio es grande, y hay muchos buenos lugares en cada piso para sentarse y relajarse. Recomendaría reservar a la tasa que vimos en Trip.com (más barato que otros sitios ofrecidos)

¡Fue a Atlanta para visitar el acuario! Estaba aquí en el Omni en la batería. ¡Qué puedo decir además de WOW! Manos abajo uno de los mejores hoteles que hemos estado en! Desde el momento en que nos dirigimos al valet, para comprobar en el lobby y la limpieza de todo el establecimiento es muy impresionante. Nosotros no somos grandes fans de béisbol, pero nos sorprendió agradablemente que se jugaran y la vista del bar de techo fue sorprendente. ¡Siempre sonríe y muy útil! ¡Hasta nos disfrutamos de correr al Director General del Hotel, Omar. ¡Extremamente amable y humilde, deseo que más altos directivos pudieran ser como él! Aparte del restaurante hay un montón de restaurantes y cosas que hacer.

El hotel está justo al lado de CNN. Ascensor hasta B1, puede subir las escaleras hasta el edificio de CNN, puede participar en el recorrido de CNN, hay algunas opciones de comida rápida y bebida, hay Starbucks y comida china. El hotel está a sólo tres minutos del Parque Olímpico y el Centro Coca-Cola, el acuario, etc. al otro lado del parque son muy convenientes. Pero no hay supermercado de comida o tienda de conveniencia alrededor del hotel, lo cual no es ideal.

En la Universidad de Tecnología de Georgia, el hotel es limpio y limpio, cómodo y hermoso, el restaurante tiene un tiempo limitado, la comida es buena, la lluvia es ligeramente caliente, el cuarto es muy amplio, el personal es profesionalmente amigable.

This hotel was fine. Not great, not bad, just fine. We were barely there, to be honest - we just slept there and were out and about all day. Location was fine, it was clean enough, beds were comfortable. There is a nice outdoor space that unfortunately we were not able to take advantage of (combo of schedule and some rainy weather).I'd stay there again if we were visiting Atlanta again. As far as I can tell, however, you really can't walk anywhere from there, it's on a very busy street/intersection.

I was greeted by the loveliest concierge woman, Summer! She checked me in without a problem and even informed me that I was upgraded, which was a pleasant surprise as I had already had a long day of traveling and I was also staying for 13 days. When Summer wasn't around since she's part-time AJ took great care of me in her absence throughout my stay. I then had the pleasure of meeting a few of the valet men that would be taking good care of me throughout my stay Terrance, Tyler, AB, Josh just to name a few. Most of the staff was warm and welcoming. Wesley made sure everything was setup and refilled on Wednesdays a the social hour. Dante was always extremely nice at the bar. The hotel is centrally situated in midtown Atlanta with views that overlook 85, so you can keep tabs on how traffic is looking. It was nice to have a kitchenette to curb some of the eating out costs. Whole foods and Publix are both within walking distance, but please note there are inclines either walking to or back from either. There are a fair amount of restaurants within walking distance and an array of cuisines to choose from. The hotel is only about 15 minutes from ATL airport. My room was very comfortable and spacious, it was definitely home away from home for two weeks. If I had to complain it would be two things that the bar closes between 9-10 and that is the only onsite restaurant as well and security, the front door never locks and there is not a requirement to swipe your hotel key to gain entry to floors. My stay was enjoyable and I will be returning the latter part of October and I can't wait to see my extended family when I return. Note that the hotel is handicap and differently abled persons accessible.

We had the pleasure of staying at the Epicurean Atlanta during the PGA Tour Championship, and it was truly one of the best decisions we made for our VIP clients. Our event is one of the most high profiles events of the year, with complex logistics and last-minute changes, but the Epicurean team handled everything with ease and professionalism. Adam Brown, their event manager, deserves special recognition. I’ve worked in the event industry for over 20 years, and Adam stands out as one of the best managers I’ve encountered. Our event is notorious for sudden room changes and last-minute VIP requests, yet Adam managed everything seamlessly. His clear communication and calm demeanor ensured everything ran smoothly, and he consistently went above and beyond to keep us on track with reminders about deadlines and managing our VIP amenities. It’s rare to find someone who can handle such high-pressure situations with grace, but Adam exceeded all our expectations. Shawna Ash was also fantastic in managing our Friday evening reception. We had a reception booked with a late increase in guests, doubling from 40 to 100, and Shawna handled the shift with expert precision recommending alternate options and quickly putting our mind at ease. ”The Office” was the perfect venue—elegant yet relaxed, beautifully designed allowing our guests to unwind after a long day at the tournament. The proximity to the guest rooms made it easy for attendees to freshen up and head straight to the reception, which was both convenient and comfortable. The Epicurean property itself is stunning. From the moment you step inside, the attention to detail is evident. The hotel’s design combines modern luxury with a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Every area, from the stylish foliage along the walkways to the chic pool bar, to the soft yet rugged touches feels thoughtfully crafted. The rooms are equally impressive, and the culinary theme that runs throughout the hotel adds a unique touch that makes the Epicurean stand out from other venues. One of the standout features of the Epicurean Atlanta is its walkability and safety. The hotel is situated in a vibrant, accessible area where everything is within a short, pleasant walk. Guests can easily explore local dining, entertainment, and shopping options without the need for a car, which greatly enhances the convenience of the stay. Additionally, the property’s commitment to guest safety is evident. The well-lit pathways and secure entry points ensure a sense of security at all hours, making it an ideal choice for both business travelers and leisure guests. This thoughtful attention to the safety and ease of movement within and around the hotel contributed significantly to our overall satisfaction. The food and beverage experience was exceptional. The reception menu was beautifully curated, and the cocktail options were unique and flavorful. One evening, when our team was too exhausted to make it to a dinner reservation, Brian, the sommelier, w

Este hotel está fuera de fecha y sucio. Toda la cantidad que pagas para quedarse aquí es demasiado. Primero tuvo una habitación alguien más ya estaba en. Las tarjetas clave tenían que ser resetadas constantemente. Las toallas son sucios y viejos. Debían ser sustituidas. Preguntado por más toallas 4 veces finalmente se le dio a un par. Usted recibe un pequeño bar de jabón y pequeño champú. Tenía que seguir pedindo por más. La habitación nunca limpiado lo que dijeron en frente. No dejaría toallas en la habitación si nos hubiéramos ido. Las camas son líquidas. La lámpara se mantuvo flicking cada vez que me mudé en la cama. Me di cuenta de que la salida estaba cerca de la matrícula, así que la matrícula se sacó un poco y “fijado”. La placa de la cara a la salida se desvaneció. Hotel terrible y horrible servicio. Conocí a un tipo en el ascensor sin papel higiénico y no podían encontrar más.