Vind je ideale hotel in Atlanta

'Plenty of parking breakfast was good!'

'Clean spacious room close to town'

'Carbs for breakfast, cereal, bagels, waffles, but drink machine wasn't working. Staff was nice, gave us a blanwt so dog would mess up the bed. Convenient for what we were in Bath for. Bed was comfortable '

'4'

'Room was very clean. The bathroom was great. It is a very newly built hotel so our room didn't have a tub. It had a nice roomy shower that was a taller height. Hotel allows dogs which is nice. Close to Alfred State. Breakfast was very good with lots of options. '

'Outside of the hotel looked very rundown but the inside was very nice. There was a very shady person lurking outside by the door that made us feel unsafe. When I went to check in no one was there even after ringing the bell. Someone was there after I brought our luggage in though. The fourth floor smelled heavily like weed even though there were signs everywhere saying no smoking. Our room was very nice. Bed was uncomfortable for me personally but not for anyone else.'

'Juice machine did not work. Toilet running unless you rattled the handle the in walls very thin and could hear everything.'

'Easy parking, okay breakfast, need vending machine that except cash?'

'Great spot in a great, small New York town. '

'The room was not worth the cost. Thankfully we only needed it for 1 night for a wedding nearby but the bed was awful. Check in was confusing, it was at the bar. We could deal with it being less eye appealing if the price matched it. Would not recommend. '

'The "apartment" we had rented on the first floor was "unavailable" so they have us the whole upstairs. There was no way to secure the upstairs had anytime been in the apartment below. However, no one was on that apartment during our stay l, luckily. It was basically a frat house vibe upstairs, it was 10 degrees overnight and the heat couldn't keep up. We froze while we slept. Not to mention the scurrying in the attic I heard when I was using the bathroom. Should not be listed on hotels.com.'