Best Western Plus Roswell/Alpharetta

Friendly staff and nice breakfast buffet

Our stay was short. The hotel was very clean. The breakfast was very nice and hot! Coffee was prefect. Everything went well, the rooms were just enough. We got in fast had everything we needed. Would make reservations again when we come into town.

would have liked more towels

Staff were friendly and breakfast was good

It is looking like the property is starting to need a lot of small maintenance jobs

Nice hotel for the price… it was clean.. the room was a nice size

The staff are incredibly helpful. Breakfast was delicious and I’d stay again!

Location

I still have not received my $50, security deposit after two weeks, hotel said they have nothing to do with it, but they are withholding it, but when time to put it back on the card no one knows anything

The hotel was very comfortable-amenities were good.

The room was well kept and the mattress was excellent. There ws only one ice machine working and it was located on the first floor. The second and third floor machines did not work. I was on the third floor. There was no soda vending machine. The morning breakfast was "Excellent"! The woman who managed that area was warm, friendly and very "Customer Focused"! I registered on Thursday afternoon and received no service re trash removal and clean towels. I went to the desk to get a towel set Saturday evening because I was checking out Sunday morning. The desk manager was very attentive and got me clean towels.

This property has very kind staff and it feels safe

I recently stayed at the Best Western. The hotel itself was clean, and I initially appreciated the quiet space it provided for focused study. However, my experience was significantly overshadowed by a disconcerting issue involving the loss—and eventual recovery—of my Apple AirPods. I had studied in my room using my AirPods for approximately 90 minutes before checking out. It wasn’t until the following day that I realized they were missing. I used Apple’s Find My tracking feature and was shocked to discover that my AirPods were no longer at the hotel. Instead, they appeared at a private residence approximately 1.5 miles away, where they were active intermittently over two days. I immediately contacted the hotel to report the situation and clearly informed the staff that I was tracking the AirPods in real time. I provided them with the exact address where the AirPods were showing activity, suggesting that they cross-reference that location with their employee roster. Despite this, I was told only that my report would be passed on and that management would follow up. That evening, I activated Lost Mode, which allows the finder to view my contact information. No one reached out. By the next morning, the devices were no longer traceable—indicating they had either been turned off or the battery had died. When I followed up with management the next day, I was told that my AirPods had miraculously been turned in to Lost and Found.