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Was in town for wknd to attend a wedding for HS friend of our daughter. We are Marriot loyalist with wife being Rewards/Bonvoy for 35 years. This location was close to church/reception, so it worked for us. Now with all the challenges in hotel industry since Covid, we expected worse, but this hotel is still hummimg along. Maid service on every floor, one or two at front desk all the time.. rooms were clean, fresh towels aplenty (especially when in ATL in August), took alot of showers, and the pool was spotless. Shout out to James Williams and his front desk crew for working our bill as we used Bonvoy Rewards certs to pay for our stay..Now the really fun part, forget world of Coke, or 6 flags over ATL, Kids go watch mom/dad try to park their huge SUV/truck in the parking garage the hotel uses. Spots created for Smart cars/Prius, it's a demolition derby waiting to happen. We had sedan, but it's entertaining will put any Disney ride to shame. The most fun you will have for $10.

Perfect locations for a weekend get away. Customer service was excellent.

The hotel is conveniently located in the heart of Decatur, surrounded by restaurants and supermarkets. The hotel restaurant is small and the breakfast is not available. The last day of the breakfast is closed at 9:30.

This is our second stay at this property and that's a great review by itself. This is not a five star hotel and shouldn't be compared to one. It is a property that delivers what is expected. You get a clean room, free parking, a good location, super friendly helpful staff and a fair price. Also a good breakfast. After we checked in we realized that my 4' 11” wife with a hip replacement could really benefit from a small stool or step to help with getting into bed. I called the front desk and Quenton said he would check. Literally within minutes he was knocking on our door with the needed item. We will be back.

The website totally misrepresents the hotel. My room showed many signs of serious aging and neglect and looked nothing like the pictures on the website. The room was clean, but not at all inviting. The room had one small bottle of shampoo that was already half empty - clearly had not been restocked since the last guest. It was not even enough to wash my hair. I could also hear EVERY WORD from the occupants in the room next to mine. I could smell their food. It was impossible to sleep or work. I will not return and advise others to reconsider. This Inn has fallen on hard times for sure.

I stayed at this hotel for three nights with my daughter so that we could visit Emory. It’s a good looking hotel located super close to Emory, but the paper thin walls are a deal breaker for me. Here are some pros and cons: Pros Located a five minute drive from Emory Free shuttle within 1 mile radius makes it super easy to get to Emory. Or you can just walk. It’s 15 minutes walking and we did that a few times. Good looking lobby. Clean rooms with good housekeeping. Shower and bathroom were good as well. Cons Paper thin walls. Despite requesting a quiet room I was woken up by noise on both sides of me 2 out of 3 nights. One night I was fast asleep and was woken up at 1 am by a conversation about urine next door. I could hear every word. Unbelievable. Unhelpful front desk that doesn’t really understand customer service. I asked to move and they said they didn’t have any more double rooms left. I didn’t sense a real desire to help. I also asked for a smaller pillow since the ones provided in the rooms are all giant. Front desk said there weren’t any. I had to track down housekeeping myself to finally get a small pillow. There were random large paint marks on our room door. Normally I wouldn’t care overly much about the room door’s appearance, but in this case I think it’s symptomatic of a general lack of attention to detail at this hotel. Overall even though there some good qualities, the lack of sound proofing between rooms is a deal breaker for me. I’ll be back to the area visit my daughter at Emory, but I won’t be staying here.

My friend and I stayed three nights at Hotel Clermont while visiting Atlanta. Great experience! The hotel served as an intriguing backdrop to our visit, enhanced by its decor, history, and, most importantly, its staff. First, Patrick (cafe barista) greeted us every morning with a beautiful smile, great conversation, and much-welcomed, early morning exuberance. What a great way to start the day! We felt as though we had our own guide to Atlanta with informed recommendations he provided for breakfast (Home Grown Restaurant), nightlife, and caveats. Additionally, front desk personnel were welcoming and always willing to help. Finally, our cadre of valet attendants were always on hand to