I never thought of myself as a hotel snob, until I stayed at this hotel. I came to Atlanta with my son, for a week vacation and loved the location of this hotel. The food is terrible. Our first night we grabbed a quick bite at the hotel restraunt and the crab cakes had been heated in a microwave and not made fresh. The pool is very small and ...

When Atlanta closed their runways, our plane was diverted, and it looked like I wasn't going to get to the airport until about midnight, and then would encounter hundreds of stranded travelers in a taxi line, I called the hotel and told them my predicament. They remembered and even tried to get me a taxi.

After arrival at about 1:309AM, from ...

This is an elegant hotel, and for the price I paid at $99 for a downtown hotel, I think I got a very good deal. The room was clean and quiet and the bed was very, very comfortable. The bathroom, although small, was completely tiled and sparkling clean. The shower head was great and had a "massager" on it. The staff was friendly and ...

Stayed 4 nights in this hotel to attend a conference. The neighborhood isn't one of the best in Atlanta. Room service isn't either. My room was not tended to after the first night; when I returned to my room in the evening, everything was as I had left it in the morning (bed unmade, no new coffee, towels to be changed, etc...). Contrarly to ...

this is the only place that i stay when in atl.

If you want to feel welcome, remembered and cared for, come to the Wyndham downtown. Every staff member I encountered-- from doormen to waitresses to front desk exuded warmth and professionalism. They are truly exemplary.

However, the air conditioners in the rooms leaked repeatedly. The pool is very small and not terribly inviting. The workout ...