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"Good bed, spotless room convenient location"

"Staff very courteous rooms are a little small"

"Ebony at the front desk was wonderful!! Great personality and was very efficient checking us in. Only complaints would be the rooms and hallways are aged and quality of the rooms, i.e. the towels , bedding, window shade was tattered and torn, etc. were not the quality of any Hampton Inns I’ve stayed at. Just old. Very average hotel room. Room was clean."

"Clean/great location/amenities "

"The room was very nice and comfortable "

"I had an amazing stay at the InterContinental Hotel in Atlanta. From the moment I walked in, the staff made me feel welcomed and taken care of. Especially Ms. Kirsten. She went above and beyond the entire time. My room was so clean everything looked fresh, spotless, and ready for me. The whole hotel has this classy but comfortable feel that I really loved. I enjoyed their bar , I ordered a lychee martini and charcuterie board ,it was really good . "

"The hotel was clean and on first entry of the room it was clean. They did not come clean room daily had to call the front desk to request. They did clean right away. My stay was good will stay again. My concerns are with the price of parking and the conditions of the garage it is very tight, and dark need to reconstruct parking situation "

"Perfect location, free parking, very clean, very good breakfast."

"Absolutely spotless and very presentable"

"Very professional and responsive. "

"Was a great property for my business needs "

"This is a really nice boutique hotel in the north Buckhead area of Atlanta. It is certainly not your typical hotel/motel. The staff were excellent and very welcoming. I would definitely stay here on our next trip to ATL."

"Staff & Management are so great and kind!"

"Breakfast was good. At 8am, was out of dark roast coffee. By 830am, out of all coffee. By the time I finshed, around 845, no apparent effort to replenish it. Otherwise, very clean property, lots of construction on Piedmont, which limited access. Not their fault. "