Hotels in de buurt van The Goat Farm Arts Center (Atlanta)

'Clean, friendly, convenient to GT'

'The hotel has a unique style and vibe, a remembrance to the 1900's spanish world'

'In the Midtown neighborhood of ATL. Walking distance to known spots and local restaurants and cafes range from 5 minutes to 12 minutes driving. 4 minutes to walk to the Savannah College of Art and Design. The rooms are very spacious. The living room and kitchen are a great size, so 2-3 people don't feel cramped. Very easy parking all day. Thanks for having us!'

'Nice big room with a good view'

'El hotel muy limpio y excelente servicio'

'The view was great from the 15th floor, but the pillows in the room were awful and there was a constant loud buzzing coming from the bathroom, that we weren't able to turn off. Tried calling reception, but the phone wasn't working either. Breakfast was mediocre for the $20 per person they were charging. '

'Mooi centraal gelegen hotel in Down Town Atlanta. Goede basis voor het verkennen van Atlanta. Tegenover het “Aquarium” en vlakbij “Coca Cola Word”. Ontbijt redelijk; geen föhn op de hotelkamer aangetroffen. Al en met al een prima hotel.'

'It was a very nice hotel. It was clean. The 2 queens bed room was very comfortable. They serve breakfast in the hotel for 25 dollars per person. So that is convenient..'

'Loved the kitchen and put it to good use. Plenty of parking. Room was clean just a lot of bugs at night due to it having trees behind it.'

'Great'

'Wish the restaurant was open Monday morning and offered room service'

'Although this was a Marriott property, the elevators were slow. The restaurant next door had wierd hours. Probably could have done a a different location. we picked it because we walked everywhere'

'The room is spacious. Breakfast was good. Having a kitchen is good. The location is perfect, 10 minutes walk to the Aquarium & Coke museum The only negative was they only have 1 elevator working, so long wait to get on to it. We stayed 3 nights & no repair was done.'

'Good place to stay. Furniture a bit outdated but this seems common in the U.S. '