We were going to participate in an exhibition. Although it was a bit far from the Convention and Exhibition Center and it took about 50 minutes on the road, the price was very cost-effective. Hotels in the Convention and Exhibition Center were relatively expensive. The subway is also relatively close, the breakfast is pretty good, and there are some restaurants to choose from nearby.
Road construction was terrible. They were full for the evening. When I got there they said my reservation was for next weekend? I made a copy of the email I received. Then she said only 1 room. I had 2. She finally found mine and eventually found my nieces in her name? But I paid for both rooms on my credit card???
Room was nice and updated but it was a little dusty. Needs a deep cleaning. Couch was not vacuumed and dust was coming out the air vents. The kicker is the small then pillows could not really get any sleep.
The service was pretty good overall. When I checked in, didn’t know I would be in a connecting room. They should let you know that. I stayed for 2 nights. After the 1st night I noticed I was double charged, contacted front desk and he admitted that I should not have been charged twice. Once I checked out I made sure once again and I was told by the same gentleman that I would not be charged, all the extra that was taken from my card would go back. He said give it a few days and if not come back up there….
I recently stayed at the Sheraton Atlanta Perimeter North Hotel for 11 nights. Overall, my stay was satisfactory, and I didn’t encounter any major issues during my time there. I was out of the hotel for most of the day, and everything seemed to be in order.
However, I had a highly disappointing experience on my last day. I requested a wake-up call for 5:30 AM, as I had an early flight to catch. Unfortunately, the hotel failed to provide the wake-up call as promised. This was a serious inconvenience, as timely reminders are crucial, especially when preparing for travel.
While my stay was mostly pleasant, this lapse in service left a negative impression. Attention to details like wake-up calls is essential in the hospitality industry, and I hope the hotel takes steps to improve.
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