The University Inn at Emory

Great neighborhood, friendly staff, good price, convenient location!

My husband had brain surgery at Emory University Hospital so the location was the most important factor. 0.4 mile & within walking distance for me.The hotel is 1960’s but room was clean, bed & pillows comfortable. Refrigerator & microwave so I brought my own food from home. Easy access to Publix & restaurants. However if you want new & fancy, this is not for you. After spending many hours at the hospital with my husband, I was able to unwind by taking a walk in the historic N Druid Hills Neighborhood, without ever leaving the hotel parking lot. The neighbors were friendly & I learned from them some local history. The homes were all about 100 years old, but perfectly maintained. Very uplifting.

Some towel bars would have been great!

CD Rey nice staff

The night staff person at check in was excellent but stay away. No soap in bathroom! Bathroom sink clogged! Entire room in rundown condition. Rusted lamp on night table. Chipped walls and doors, appears no upkeep in decades. Bed seemed clean. Less expensive but not worth the price.

Nice clean place

Check in was easy. Floors were sticky & dirty.

The furniture was cheap & beat up. All around the bottom of the dresser was water damaged & the veneer torn off. There was food left in the fridge from the previous people. Many of the buttons on the remote did not work, including the closed captioning button, which my husband needed. I am on oxygen & the local provider delivered a concentrator for me to use while sleeping. It is on wheels, but very heavy. My husband is disabled & uses a walker or scooter. The lady who checked us in brought it to our room from the office. I really appreciated that. I probably could have managed, it would have been difficult. We had to check out early (before the front desk opened) to be at Emory so I called them to let them know & that our card key would be on the dresser. I let them know the provider would be by to get the concentrator but we could not bring it to the office (the property inclined from our room to the office). The woman started getting very snippy to me, interrupting me when I was trying to explain, angrily telling me she was pregnant and she was not going to do it either. I nicely asked if housekeeping could do it when they got there and she said "no, put it outside the door". Outside the door was actually outside and in plain view of the parking lot & street. I said I wasn't comfortable leaving it out there. She just kept angrily repeating "put it outside the room." Will never stay there again. Not worth the $189. Wouldn't stay if it were free.