Baymont by Wyndham Norcross Atlanta

The “Hot breakfast” is a brown sack with a mini bottle of water and mini bottle of juice, a miniature oatmeal cream pie and a granola bar. So everyone saying they got a piece of fruit……. You got better than us lol. I didn’t get coffee, it was there with powdered creamer and sugar and was just as appealing as the “hot breakfast”. Pubic hair in the bath tub and beat up furniture. You won’t get a hot shower or a hot breakfast……. But our beds were descent and the room aside from the bathroom seemed clean enough. In a pinch it can work but if your looking for a good hotel this isn’t it.

False advertising on the hot breakfast. Website says hot breakfast included. That’s a big old lie. The only thing they offer is a paper bag with 2 water bottles and some crackers. Lying

Positive: I have a complaint to make. Your website showed hot breakfast fast. One of the key reason to book it was hot breakfast. I woke up early to get to breakfast ans what I got was a grab to go items including two snacks, 1 juice and 1 water bottle. Negative: Don't miss represent what isbnot actual. In fact, I request for refunding amount i paid just for breakfast

Stayed here for a few nights, never again. Overall the room was dated but clean. Important things worth noting: 1. Warm breakfast is a brown paper bag consisting of…… nothing warm. 2. Pillows were uncomfortable and they don’t issue extras. 3. Bed was comfortable overall; Mattress more firm than soft. 4. Linens were clean but had some stains. 5. Fresh towels/cloths you have to trade in your old ones first… 5. Location is good right off highway. 6. Parking lot was clean except for the attached photo. Likely won’t stay here again. Will pay a little extra for better accommodations.

This hotel is absolutely horrible. Firstly, we pull up to the hotel and see these dirty, soiled mattresses piled up in the parking lot, where they remained for the rest of our stay. That would have been enough to turn around and go elsewhere right there; however, we had already paid for the hotel and were utterly exhausted after a long day on the road. I check us in, and the front desk lady asks for proof of my service dog (which is against federal law and the ADA, btw), after I tell her that my service dog is for my epilepsy and that he alerts me when I am about to have a seizure. Her manager had to tell her that I was correct…she is not supposed to ask. Train your people better! We then get to the room, which feels more like a freshman dorm: only 3 thin pillows, no spread (just sheets do