Inn at the Peachtrees, an Ascend Collection Hotel

This property is under a remodel. It should be closed while under construction. This shows management cares little for the safety and well being of guests.

Great location just a 10 minute walk from Centennial Park, Georgia Aquarium, World of Coca-Cola, and the National Center for Civil and Human Rights. Walking distance to Peachtree and Five Points Marta Transit Stations. Free hot breakfast in the lobby. Not the fanciest place, but the price was right, great location, and I felt safe travelling alone.

The Inn was in the midst of a remodel. Although our room was up next, it still was nicely decorated - just slightly worn. It waa clean, served a great breakfast and was in a convenient location. We walked to the Coca Cola museum and the Aquarium . Parking was extra but that appears to be the case in all of downtown Atlanta. We also enjoyed Ponce Market ( a 10 min drive)

La ubicación

Lo antiguo de la habitación. El desayuno demasiado sencillo

The beds were very comfortable, the breakfast was very good and very cool architecture

We arrived at night and it was hard to find and i also did not realize that there was an additional $25 parking fee. It is also currently under renovations.

Breakfast was good.

TV didn't work,couldn't turn it up or change the channels

The guy at the front desk was very professional

Everything met my expectations

The hotel is under construction and the hotel needs is badly I would not have booked that room in that location if I had known about all the construction going on

Breakfast was nice for people who eat animal products. I do not consider this a negative because it is a perfectly fine breakfast for a hotel of this rating. The woman catering breakfast was polite. The beds were comfortable with nice pillows of varying comfort.

Check in at 3pm. If I hadn't missed this detail I would have chosen this place. When I read "parking on site" there was no listing that it was for a fee and this was also a main reason I chose this location. So it was to my dismay that I learned that parking on site costs 25 dollars a night - a steal for downtown parking but unpleasant considering I just assumed "on site" parking entailed that it was free The guy who checked me was polite ,in principle, but seemed not entirely overjoyed to be there. The basket in the coffee maker in my room was missing and no one replaced it despite me being told they would. The courtyard looked not much like the picture and what's more they were in the process of renovations. Neither lamp next to the bed worked. One flickered in an eerie way.