Red Roof Inn Atlanta Buckhead

Use to better at Red Roof at other locations. Room small, not enouth soap for a two day stay. No maid service for second day (no clean linen, soap, towel change and hung by staff). No coffee in room. Continenent breakfast was a laugh in value and location. No napkins, utensils available. It was like living primitive. Liked elevator so I did not have to climb stairs. Coffee was good but very small cups. Room was clean and available on arrival. Heating and air conditioning was great.

Seemed clean. Room was small. Comfortable bed. Good for the price

The hotel is under construction. someone was hammering early in the morning. The bed was hard. No clock in the room. Could'nt get the heat to come on.

My mother and I stayed for one night and were running out the door the next morning. We arrived at 4:30 the day before and were told by Kenya, the not too friendly but not overly rude, front desk person that they didn't have any rooms ready because they had sold out the night before. I told her I would have to wait. Another woman came in the office and I watched while they bantered and joked and she gave the woman 3 downstairs rooms after I had been told there were no more available. To top it all off, I watched her comp one of the rooms. When we did get a room, on the 2nd floor, I asked if they had any luggage carts and Kenya replied, "Yes, but I don't know where they are...." After hunting for a luggage cart and asking 3 different maids, who did not speak English, we tracked one down. I woke at night to check the time on my cell and could see small, mite-like bugs crawling on my phone. I still haven't stopped itching.... When we were leaving the room, I noticed something under the bed. To my suprise there were french fries and chicken nuggets under my bed, evidently left from previous guests. When I went in to the lobby to turn in my key, there was a used condom right in front of the office door. I told the very polite front desk gentleman about our problems and he apologized and went out to clean up immediately. He also gave me the general manager's card to call about my complaint. I called on Monday morning and left her a voicemail. When I didn't hear back by Wednesday morning, I called again and spoke with Kenya. She told me Ellen wasn't in this week. I asked if she had a number to the corporate office and she told me there wasn't one. I think I have visited Red Roof Inn for the first and last time.

THE BOX SPRINGS ON THE BED WERE VERY, VERY DIRTY. WE HAD A NON-SMOKING ROOM BUT WE SMELLED SMOKE OUR ENTIRE STAY. I HAD TO GO TO THE FRONT OFFICE EVERYDAY TO GET A NEW KEY BECAUSE MY KEYS DIDN'T WORK EFFECIENTLY.HOUSE-KEEPING ONLY CLEANED OUR ROOM ONE DAY(WE WERE THERE FROM THURSDAY TO FRIDAY)! THE KICKER OUT OF EVERYTHING IS THAT A STRANGER OPENED OUR DOOR AT 4:00 A.M. BECAUSE THEY HAD BEEN GIVEN A KEY TO OUR ROOM FROM ONE OF THE STAFF MEMBERS THERE WHO DIDN'T EVEN KEY ME IN THEIR SYSTEM. BASED UPON THEIR RECORDS, I WASN'T EVEN THERE!!!!!!!!! I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THIS HOTEL TO ANYONE!!!! I WAS DISGUSTED!!!!!:(

visited with friends old and new. tv didn't work to well and I didn't really need it so not a big deal to me.

not bad, no bugs, staff good, no breakfast maybe coffee or tea, location, location, location, car helpful, quiet with no illegal activity noticeable. no frige or microwave! maybe that's why no bugs! stayed 4 nights over weekend. (thr-mon) no change in rates, that i noticed.

not bad, compared to others off i85n. staff great....clean...no bugs...quiet even on weekends....location, location, location....15 min. to hartsfield...5 min, to midtown...7 min to downtown...need car thought! no breakfast that i know of, maybe coffee and tea. no fitness that i was aware of. overall compare price and stay here!!!

Just a place for sleep; served purpose well once in correct room.

I liked the location and the staff was nice. The first thing I didn't like was our room was a non-smoking room. But the moment I opened the door you could smell the smoke. Had to cut on the ac fan to get the smell out of the room. Next was all the noise. You could hear everything from traffic to water running in the other rooms.