Savannah Suites - Atlanta

THE SAVANNAH SUITES PINE STREET,ATLANTA GEORGIA HAS THE MISFORTUNE OF BEING LOCATED IN A FAIRLY ROUGH NEIGHBORHOOD. MY HONEST OPINION IS THAT THE HOTEL MANAGEMENT AND STAFF ARE WORKING VERY HARD TO IMPROVE. THEY HAVE A SECURITY GUARD THAT MAKES SURE THAT YOU ARE ONE OF THE CHECKED-IN GUEST. THE ROOM WAS CLEAN ,THE AIR-CONDITIONER WORKED AND THE BEDS WERE NICE. WE RECEIVED GOOD VALUE FOR WHAT WE PAID AND IF WE EVER HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO GO BACK TO ATLANTA WE ARE SURE TO STAY THERE AGAIN. MY WIFE AND I WISH THE BEST FOR THE OWNERS,MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF THE SAVANNAH SUITES HOTEL. KEEP IMPROVING.

The room was furnished well when we first arrived with towels, etc., and microwave etc. , but room service never came. When we got there the A/C wasn't working but started on night #3 after finally being fixed. The bed sheets were old and torn, and the floor was so dirty and black we wore shoes or sandels at all times. But worst of all was the location. Directions were easy but instead of being in downtown it was more in the projects. There was a homeless shelter about 100 feet away and people asked you for money, a ride, food, or to buy drugs every time you walked out of the room. We had to stop by the front desk every time we left to show our ID and the same when we returned. I am so glad I don't have kids and took them on this vacation with us. Over all we were glad to leave this hotel. Our vacation was nice if you looked past the hotel room. Not family friendly nor great business amenities. I know you have to live and learn and we did with this one. Good try though.

It's was ok I guess the rooms were smaller than usual, but for the price its was nice. It's also in a bad area.

We were just passing through Atlanta this time and needed a place for the night. While everyone complains about the homeless shelter a block away, we had no problems. There are a lot of people at that shelter and it's not a dangerous area. The hotel itself has 24hour security, so it's definitely safe. The room was fine and had a kitchenette.

It's great for its price. Middle of Midtown & Downtown! Warning, there are a lot of homeless ppl hanging around Pine Street. I learned my way around, so I walk around them to get to my hotel. As far as the hotel is concern, they have a security guard that checks your ID. Your not going to get a 5-diamond quality, safety here, but it's not so bad either. Homeless ppl will leave u alone just like any other big city. Again, for $40 a night in Midtown. It's not bad. Hope this helps.

Lobby Hours are limited for security, so not a good place to arrive late. The place is quiet and has 24-hour patrols, but is just one block from large homeless shelter, so guests must cross paths with many unhappy people, on all available routes to nearby restaurants & transit.

It was a great price but it was in a scary part of town and was not very clean.

It was a cheap stay but you clearly get what you pay for. I would only recomend this hotel to broke college kids...

The neighborhood appeared very dangerous and scary because the surrounding elements hanging around the hotel. The smell outside the room was extremely awful, like vomit, hot garbage & feces mixed together. I coudn't wait to check out.

I called from the airport (Atlanta) to let them know I was on the way, but only got a voicemail system. They invite you to leave your phone number so they can call you right back. I left my cell phone number but never received a call. The office is only open during normal business hours. The rest of the time you have to check-in with the armed security guard. The phone was missing the handset. The ceiling smoke detector was missing. The bed was wornout. The air conditioning only worked as a fan. I only stayed 1 of the 3 nights. Also, the hotel called a cab for me, twice, 30 minutes apart. No cab ever showed (cab service claimed the cab drove by but saw no one waiting). I finally ended up paying an off duty guard $20 to get me to my convention! The staff was very nice but everything else was unacceptable.