Minute Suites ATL Concourse B, Near B16

My experience was great. I had no reservation so I had to wait for an hour which it wasnt bad. The private room was quiet, clean, and comfortable. I was given a pillow and a warm fluffy blanket. I fell asleep right away. The person who helped me, Amauri, was very friendly. I would definitely recommend this place if you are looking for a quiet place.

The experience here was subpar. I had a 3 hour layover and needed a place to take a rest, and I thought the convenience of having a space within the terminal was a good idea. There was no receptionist at the desk, and I had to wait around 10 minutes before getting assistance. I was then given a room that was clean, however, was only given a pillow with no blankets. I was disappointed as I paid $140 for a two hour slot, I would expect an amenity such as a blanket as other hotels in the area would provide. There is also no sound barriers between hallways and the other connecting suites so be prepared to hear a variety of conversations. It was an okay experience, but I would not use their services again for the lack of quality that did not measure with the price.

I didnt know this was a thing! The online reviews were mixed to poor so I didnt know what to expect but I was pleasantly surprised. I booked this somewhat last minute for an overnight missed connection. I would definitely recommend booking in advance if possible, as when I got here to check in someone else had arrived before me and was trying to book a suite in person and they didnt have one available, because I had made a reservation using the Delta inflight wifi. Its a little pricey for the size of the room and the tome spent but you can't beat waking up already in the terminal past TSA. A hotel room was a little cheaper but My layover was right around 8.5h and when you consider the time it takes to leave the airport and come back, it made more sense to do this. The room was dark, pre

Overpriced and inconvenient I would not recommend staying here, especially for an overnight layover. The price is much higher than what you’d pay at the Minute Suites in the E terminal, and yet the experience is worse. Here, you have to leave the facility to use a public restroom—no private bathroom or shower is available. At the Minute Suites, you get a clean, private space with your own bathroom and shower for less money. Definitely go there instead—it’s a much better value and far more comfortable.

While the guy at the front desk was nice. The room was super noisy. Heard the guy next to me take a conference call and then watch tv. No way I could rest. Room looked like it hadn’t been dusted in years. Carpet was nasty. Not worth the price. Will try another location next time.