4-Star Hotels in Fulton County

It was a very pleasant experience staying at Kimpton the Shane. Home keeping was done everyday. Nice toiletries were provided, replaced as requested/required. We were there to visit the city but it also could be a nice spot for staycation as they have a lot of options of room service along with a bar and restaurant attached!

The location is very good, midtown, not far from all kinds of restaurants around. It is very close to Georgia Tech and there is a light rail station in the middle, which is very suitable for tourists who do not drive.

Nice hotel apartment, across from Civic Center station with underground parking. Very good service from front desk staff. A lovely space with coloring area in the lobby, restaurant are precursor to the apartment: full kitchen, living room, dining area, two tvs, balcony and bedroom, kind of classic Marriott style. But unlike Marriott there were no extra towels, bathrobes, slippers or toiletries beyond soap and shower cap. The restaurant hours on the key are incorrect. The restaurant closes at 930pm although front desk said only the kitchen closes at 945pm. Anyway the mix up led to none of our interactions with the reticent restaurant's staff for room service. The restaurant takes a daily siesta too, though the key says weekends only. The 12 doesn't let Door Dash come to the apartment, only the lobby. However, 12 Staff will deliver if anyone's available; otherwise you have to go to the lobby. All in all, it was a very pleasant stay.

The hotel is located in Atlanta's Mid Town, with the nearest subway station being Art Center. I booked a double room, which was very clean and comfortable. The hotel staff were also very friendly. I forgot my wallet at the hotel, and they emailed me to let me know, which was very kind of me.

This is an older hotel, but the rooms are spacious and clean, which is great. The only downside is the lack of a swimming pool. It's super convenient for sightseeing, just a 10-15 minute walk to Olympic Park, the Aquarium, and Lotte World. The subway station is also only about 10 minutes away, making it easy to get to the airport. I think there's also a food court somewhere nearby for dining options!

Arriving in Atlanta this time, right during the World Cup, the hotel was incredibly busy. We waited about 20 minutes to check in. Because there were so many guests, calling room service was almost impossible; we could rarely get through to a real person. However, for an international city, this is understandable.

I can't say it was amazing because, for the price I was paying, I was definitely expecting more. Bathroom had minor stains, pool area floor had some dirt, gym (fitness centre) totally disappointing!!! Had half a dozen of equipment, apart from the cardio ones, the other two real weight lifting didn't work. Service was acceptable, but never anything better than strictly professional. It's a gorgeous hotel though and really well located

Clean and hygienic. The gym on the roof is spacious and bright. The staff are very welcoming. The restaurant on the first floor tastes average, but Atlanta is a food desert.

When I checked out they didn't tell me where the shuttle to got o the airport was and I waited at the wrong entrance and. missed it - I had to spend 11.00 for an uber＞＞ Lesson learned

Staying at this hotel meant paying $30 a night for outdoor parking. The main issue was the outdated payment system; you couldn't just scan and pay. You had to scan a QR code, then enter a US local phone number for verification, which I had to go to the front desk to sort out. The hotel itself is a bit run-down, with grimy glass curtain walls. Room soundproofing is mediocre, the ceiling height feels oppressive, and the facilities don't live up to the Westin brand image—I even had to ask a staff member for slippers. It's just about acceptable for a one-night stopover.