We stayed at this hotel on 4/21 after a drive from Florida and caught a flight to Central America the next morning. I thought the hotel appeared clean which is the most important thing to me when staying in a hotel. The desk clerk who checked us in was very pleasant and profesional. We chose the park and fly option and left the truck there for 7 nights without a problem. The shuttle to the airport was very convenient and runs frequently - I don't remember the schedule, but I think it was around $130 with tax. Make sure you know exactly where to pick up the shuttle when you return, that was the only glitch we had. There are many restaurants in the area. There is also a small indoor pool which is nice. The hotel breakfast was actually pretty good with things like hard boiled eggs, a waffle maker, yogurt, cereal, muffins, etc. I did not have a problem with airplane noise, but I also take earplugs and run the A/C in hotels.

It felt like home as soon as I walked into the lobby and smelled the chocolate chip cookies! The room is extremely clean and very comfortable. I felt very safe. The location was very convenient. I will definately come back next time I'm in Atlanta.

By far, the best hotel near the airport and I've stayed at them all.

Very close, but still very very quiet. The rooms are really fresh and new and the service is VERY efficient and friendly.

I will never stay at another place near the airport again besides The Country Inn. I've even had my entire firm change its Atlanta Hotel to this one for its great value and what it provides.

Loved it!

The hotel itself is quite nice, actually, so I kind of hate to give it a not so great review. BUT, I stay at hotels to sleep and if something interferes with that, the review will reflect that.

In this case, surprise, surprise, the AIRPORT was a significant problem for me. Yes, I stayed here because of its proximity to the airport, but I don't live in Atlanta and have no idea about traffic patterns. Sometimes you hear NOTHING at airport hotels. That's not the case here. I stopped over in Atlanta on my way back to Denver. Had just the one night and I had an early flight next day so wanted to go to bed early (like 9 PM). that was made impossible by all the noise of aircraft (taking off, I think). It was so noisy I could only assume I was hearing take-offs. The windows would vibrate, it was so loud. The roar of the planes was kind of unnerving and ended up really getting to me. By time the noise settled down, I was keyed up from all the noise.

Sometime around 11 PM or so it had quited down enough, I was finally able to get some sleep. Still, I didn't WANT to stay up that late and was pretty tired already.

NOTE: I don't think this problem can be unique just to this particular hotel. There were loads of other hotels in the immediate area (sorry, off the top of my head, I can't name them) that also must have noise problems. I say this, but I haven't stayed in any of them, so this is just an assumption.

On the other hand, if you don't mind the noise, it IS a perfectly nice, clean hotel with convenient airport shuttle service.

I won't stay there again, but ONLY because of the noise. If not for the noise, I certainly would stay there again.