Homewood Suites by Hilton Atlanta Midtown, GA

nothing but lies in games, and supervisor with nothing but excuses and attitude. The absolute worst hotel experience I have had in the last decade, thinking of switching to Hyatt, hilton has gone really downhill in the last couple of years. Diamond member that never gets an upgrade, and just put up with the worst hotel manager I could possibly imagine wrecking the only two days I get off to relax in the last three months. avoid this establishment at all costs. not to mention after eating the breakfast four hours on the toilet, stale food undercooked eggs horrible in every way||I should've gone out front and slept with all the homeless people it probably would've been a better staycation

Room cleaning to be improved, Room very large and comfortable

This is an excellent hotel. The whole place smells great, is very clean, and the staff are wonderful/accommodating/helpful/available. The rooms are well-furnished and equipped, comfortable, and very clean. The breakfast offerings are high quality (and included with stay). Parking on-site is pricey, but to be expected given the ideal location: central to midtown, bordering Georgia Tech Campus, right off the highway exits for quick and easy access. My only complaint would be that I couldn't get the room dark enough at night; there was a lot of ambient light coming through the windows and doors, and a nightlight that couldn't be turned off. Aside from that, I didn't want to leave!

Excellent stay from start to finish. The room was spacious and clean, and the bed was incredibly comfortable, perfect for a restful night. Breakfast had plenty of good options to choose from, and everything tasted fresh. The staff were friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. Five stars for comfort, service, and overall quality.

If I could give negative stars I would. We are Hilton Diamond members and have been for over a decade. We were in Atlanta for a cheer competition and valeted our vehicle. Unfortunately, in the morning we realized that a very pertinent item was missing from our vehicle. We immediately spoke with the valet who attempted to reach the employees that were working the night before. As the day went on, we had to initiate communication regarding the situation and consistently as for updates. At the end of the day, my husband spoke with the valet manager (Courtney). When he explained the situation, she began to act exasperated and inconvenienced by saying, “Ugh! I was about to go home…” That was the first red flag. Then my husband went inside and spoke to a young lady at the front desk asking for t