Atlanta Marriott Northeast/Emory Area

The room was large and clean and the bed comfortable. However, this was offset by the negative aspects.

The hotel is very expensive. Breakfast was mediocre, more similar to a cheap American hotel breakfast than what could be expected at this price point. Weirdly, even though breakfast was included for me, I had to sign an 8 dollar invoice which was only brought out after I had already gotten food. It was clarified that this is not actually a charge, and it did not appear in my final invoice, but it was odd. My room faced several HVac structures, even though the hotel was not busy. The hotel also has a poor location, as you need a car to get any food outside the hotel. The hotel is taking advantage of this by selling 5 dollar small packs of chips and 8 dollar cup noodles. Lastly, they don‘t accept cash, which I think is an odd business practice for a hotel.

I am a regular at this hotel and I have nothing but great things to say about their staff and how accommodating they are. I specifically want to point out a member of their Restaurant, Helen. She is one of the best waitresses that I have ever encountered. She has a wonderful personality and is extremely professional. I appreciate her knowledge and positive attitude every time I come in for dinner.

The checkin and check out attendant was friendly and inviting. Both where helpful. Amazing location for our daughters graduation.

I would have loved if breakfast was included....we weren't informed unfortunately.

Property was cleaned

I’m traditionally a Hilton business traveler. My friends convinced me to come over to Marriott Bonvoy and I did. So happy I came up on this hotel. The room was lovely. The staff was great and especially Mareya in the bar and the restaurant. Really made business travel a pleasure.

Mareya truly made our visit special. Her kindness and attention made it feel like my family was her family, and that level of care does not go unnoticed. Our experience felt thoughtful and value-added from start to finish. Grateful for her energy and service