Atlanta Marriott Suites Midtown

Hotel is great, close to awesome restaurants. Try Ra Sushi and/or Oceanaire Happy Hour (2 blocks away)! Breakfast was good at the hotel, although the buffet closed earlier than posted.

Clean and quiet, good location, good value. I just spent one night, but slept well in a comfortable room. The main bedroom separates from the other room by French doors, so not as much privacy if traveling with kids etc., but this allows a lot of natural light also.

What made it so special was the staff. Their obvious pride in what they do and concern to make sure our stay was perfect was the best I've ever seen. I wife and I felt wanted.

The Hotel was great, nice area, the only thing is there is no free wifi or free parking. I feel like as much as the rooms are those things should be free. I could have stayed at another hotel. The rooms are okay, not fancy. I could have gotten more for my money. But I did enjoy my stay.

My husband wasn't feeling well and having such a comfortable suit help him to rest and get better. Rest was what he was looking for and he got it. Staff was very kind and always helpful. We enjoy the attention we received during our breakfast time. Parking was very convenient. We loved the price. Thank you!

the bed was our favorite part. it felt like we were floating in a cloud... the most comfortable, heavenly bed we've ever slept in.

Absolutely pleasant, clean, inviting place to stay. Located close to art museum, Piedmont Park, and MARTA station. Staff was extraordinarily cordial and helpful.

I've stayed at this hotel many times for busines, my local office is across the street. The service here is generally impeccable. When I arrived from the airport with my collegue, the young man at the front desk not only didn't acknowledge us, but was completely unresonsive to greetings and didn't even speak once I handed him my credit card. One of the benefits of this hotel is that it is all suites with balconies. I arrived at my room and there wasn't a balcony and it was at eye level with the lowest roof. I returned to the front desk and asked for a room with a balcony. I was told my room had a balcony which it did not. I received a somewhat rude response from both the front desk people. But finally got my room after two tried.

Marriott Suites at Midtown is a great place to spend your time away from home. The staff is extremely friendly, willing to meet any needs, and the rooms are very clean and extremely comfortable.

The suites include: Carpeted sitting room with wet bar, coffee maker and mini-fridge (no microwave), armchair, couch, hassocks, desk and chair, and flatscreen TV; bedroom with a second TV atop the chest of drawers; separate vanity-closet room (a dozen hangers, bathrobe, iron and board); tiled bathroom with separate tub and shower. Hot water was almost immediate, even on the 16th floor. Furnishing downsides: Just a desk, no table; not enough bars in the bathroom from which to hang towels; shower door's ceiling clearance too little for a towel. The hotel has 19 stories (16 1/2 with lodging), conference rooms, three-meals restaurant, and four subsurface levels of valet parking. The fitness room (cardio, weight machines) and indoor-outdoor connecting pool (separate hot tub) are on the third floor; the men's and women's changing rooms have toilet, sink, shower and bench, but no lockers or sauna/steam room. Adjacent is the laundry room, with one pair of coin-op washer/dryer. Amenity downsides: No local shuttle; unlike value hotels, internet and the business center are pricey, and there's no free breakfast. The elevators were glitchy on Sunday -- apparently a recurring problem on heavy check-out days. Location: Midtown is a high-class area with major companies in high-rise buildings (no International-style glass boxes in Atlanta; everything is ornate). Within walking distance (10 minutes or less, all street-lit, many tree-lined) are the High Museum of Art, Atlanta Fed and its museum, Margaret Mitchell House, post office and many restaurants. (The Atlanta Botanical Gardens are about 25 minutes.) It's a five-minute/two-crossing stroll (no hills) to the Arts Center MARTA subway station, from which you can reach most places of interest, including the nearby Atlantic Center retail/residential complex.