Atlanta Marriott Downtown, Atlanta, Charge

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Atlanta Marriott Downtown	Average Price: $201 Check Rates

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160 SPRING STREET NorthWest

Atlanta, 30303 View map

3-Star Hotel Rank: 15 of 93
Average review rating: 4.07

OpinionWell Value Index: 3

Traveler reviews analyzed: BedBugRegistry (3) , Expedia (24) , MyTravelGuide (43) , Travelocity (22) , TripAdvisor (133) , YahooTravel (14)

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Noise:	No recent comments about noise were found.
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Parking Fees:	No recent comments about parking fees were found.
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1. I made a reservation for this hotel for my husbands birthday 3 months in advance, and none of my requests were met, we got there after 9pm on Friday night March 30th, they still decided to charge us $28 to park for 3 hours, even though I said we are coming in from Columbia, SC and my husband is military, can we please be charged a half of a day.

"Not sooooo fabulous " Read full review on TripAdvisor 4/5/2012 Vote

2. Location: there is ONLY valet parking, NO FREE PARKING and they automatically charge $28 per day for the service, this was a SHOCK to me being that I used priceline and there was no way i would preknow about the paid parking.

"NOT what I expected! " Read full review on TripAdvisor 5/30/2011 Vote

3. Perhaps I've stayed at a few too many places lately where I was either reaching behind the TV stand, crawling between the bed and the wall, or using the bathroom outlet to charge my phone, but this place had me covered for recharging all my gadgets.

"Phenomenal option in downtown Atlanta " Read full review on TripAdvisor 5/2/2011 Vote

4. Here, they wanted to charge us $9.99 EACH to get online.

"Do not stay here with more than 2 people! " Read full review on TripAdvisor 3/3/2011 Vote

5. There is a console with a bunch of electrical connections behind the TV, so I decided to charge up my laptop with one of the outlets.

"almost a great place " Read full review on TripAdvisor 9/18/2010 Vote

6. It is free in their Residence Inns and Fairfield Inns, I don't understand why they charge here.

"Not for light sleepers " Read full review on TripAdvisor 8/19/2010 Vote

7. I can't believe they wanted to charge for it.

"Room felt out of balance and dingy " Read full review on Expedia 6/23/2009 Vote

8. Also, the Omni CNN Center didn't charge for in-room Internet service, while the Marriott charges $14 a day; and breakfast was free at the Omni, while a basic room-service breakfast at the Marriott costs an astounding $17.

"Clean and nice with super-pleasant staff; a tad overpriced " Read full review on TripAdvisor 3/21/2009 Vote