We just returned from Atlanta, GA, and enjoyed every minute of it. From the front staff, valet drivers, and other staff, we enjoyed Atlanta's Marriott Airport Hotel. Every day our beds were made, the pool and jacuzzi areas were great. We swam in very cool, clean water. Although we didn't eat in the hotel, one of our travelling partners did and she enjoyed the steak house. It was nice that the hotel had 4 restaurants inside of it. The only problem we had was our wireless internet was a little problematic, but once we informed the front office, they immediately sent staff up and help us set up the wireless (it was not the hotel's issues, it was user (my roommate's not understanding how to access it). We found the beds very comfortable (each bed had 5 pillows) and there were extra pillows and covers in the room. The bathroom amenities were great and the entire room was perfect. No cracks, no issues, every day it was heaven! We felt like we were in a resort and we only spent $89 / night. The valet drivers always were smiling and even though we keep going out for things and they had to drive around the car again, they never complained. We had no problem getting our luggage out of the room on the last day (it was an early check out like 3 AM) and we still had a staff member with a smile on her face. I found myself definitely book marking this one as a hotel to return to for my next trip back to Atlanta. You won't be disappointed.

Tucked into a park-like setting, the Marriott is just 1 1/2 miles from the airport but a world apart from most "airport" hotels.

We arrived near midnight, not realizing that the room we had booked through Priceline was a double. The friendly staff member switched us to a King without any hassle. She also offered us a late check-out for the next day. (Perhaps we looked tired?).

The room was spacious, comfortable and up to date with a flat-screen TV and upscale linens.

The only criticism we had was the parking fees.
Valet parking was $12, self-park $8.00. While we recognize that many hotels do charge for parking, it's one of those little pet peeves. Given the overall positive experience, paying for parking would not discourage us from staying there again.

My husband and I stayed overnight to attend a banquet on March 29, 2008. Upon arrival each employee we encountered was very courteous and went out of their way to speak to us and see if we needed any help. The check in was quick, friendly and painless - and our room was PLUSH ! We were on the 12th floor and our room was very nice. The bed was so soft and comfortable - I wanted to bring it home. It also had a huge flat screen tv we enjoyed. The room was clean and had everything we needed. It was pretty cool to lounge in your bed and see a huge jet fly close by your window but not have to hear the noise of it. We never heard any airplanes until we went outside.

The only complaint I had - upon waiting for the banquet to begin - we decided to go have a drink in the Southside lounge. Upon standing at the bar a few minutes - the bartender never acknowledged us but finally a waiter appeared and took our drink order. We ordered 2 Tom Collins (not a fancy drink by any means) - she did not go behind the bar - she actually left the bar and went somewhere else to obtain the drinks - have no idea where. When she came back, the drinks were probably just in a plain 6 ounce glass - WITH A $26.00 TAB !!!.. $26.00 for 2 drinks --- they ripped us off --- Our friends went down the hall after that and there were bars set up in the halls due to a couple of banquets going on.. He ordered two drinks for $7.00 a piece.

Like I said the hotel is very plush and I would definately stay there again - but I would never go into that Southside lounge AGAIN......

We volunteered to stay behind overnight for an overbooked flight. Nice modern rooms, and I did not hear the first airplane overhead.

Used a breakfast voucher at the Starbucks downstairs. Great shuttle service back to ATL. I noticed booking kiosks for business travelers in the lobby, and I will keep this one in mind if I need to be in ATL on business. XLNT!