Atlanta Marriott Marquis

What a great hotel! Wonderful views from high floors, very clean, modern, with decent dining options on premises, good security. Walkable to many locations, including the aquarium and the coke museum. Had a minor issue with the bathroom, which was promptly addressed by maintenance. Highly recommended. I also love the app with which you can check in and out without involving reception altogether. You get the key embedded issued to your phone and you can open your room with your phone. How cool is that?

I recently stayed at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis and wanted to share my experience. First, I want to highlight that the staff were incredibly kind and respectful throughout my stay, and I truly appreciated their professionalism and patience. However, I did experience a few issues that made my stay less comfortable, especially as someone traveling alone. The first room I was given had several wet spots on the carpet that completely soaked my socks, along with odd red marks scattered throughout the room. I requested a new room, and the front desk was quick to accommodate me. Unfortunately, the second room appeared to still be occupied. The bed was unmade, there was a water bottle on the TV stand, and an iron was out. I immediately shut the door and returned to the front desk. The staff then upgraded me to a new room (which I really appreciated) but after the earlier mix-up, I couldn’t help but feel anxious for the rest of my stay, worrying that someone else might accidentally be given access to my room. On top of that, both nights I was woken up by emergency alarms, a loud beeping followed by a repeated announcement saying, “Can I have your attention please…” Each time it ended up being nothing, but being startled awake two nights in a row really disturbed my sleep and left me feeling exhausted for work the next morning. Overall, while the staff were wonderful and did their best to make things right, the experience left me feeling uneasy and sleep-deprived. For a hotel of this caliber, I expected a much smoother and more secure experience. I hope this feedback is taken seriously, as these are not minor inconveniences, they significantly impacted my ability to feel safe and get rest during my stay.

Just checked out and i must say this hotel is one of my new favorite places to be. Everything was absolutely amazing. The service and the staff were very nice. The rooms were clean and the views were amazing. The location was awesome and very convenient we were able to walk to different restaurants for breakfast lunch and dinner. This hotel was also attached to the peachtree center food court for fast food options. The pool was heated, loved it. The hotel was huge and beautiful me and my family definitely enjoyed everything about it and we will be back.

The lobby is impressive as you look up and see massive amount of rooms the hotel is able to occupy. Staff were courteous and valet were polite and friendly. Valet parking was very convenient, however costly. The rooms were not well maintained and were in desperate need of updating. The air conditioning varied in temperature from freezing to being stuffy and was noisy. The shower would have been better if there was a hand held unit and the floor of the shower was peeling . Elevator area was dark and needed some lighting. The hallways need to be updated as it felt like it was not the same caliber as the lobby area. Very dark and dirty. While we were there the elevator kept breaking down and we had to access the stairs- horrible smell of urine and so dirty. Major inconvenience!! I have been to Atlanta for other conferences and stayed in the Hilton, so figured the Marriott would be fine, but sadly I was not the individual who selected this establishment. I would not recommend staying here if I had been making the decision. The Starbucks in the lobby is a great perk as well as High Velocity as both were great service.

Our experience was great. Customer service was amazing & rooms were clean. We loved our room view! And the Hotel is HUGE! Our kids enjoyed the pool. The only downside is there no free parking, and need to use the vallet which is $60 per night. And room service for dinner did take an hour and a half. Other than that, I'd stay here again.

I had an amazing experience at the Marriott Marquis in Atlanta. Check-in was a breeze, and the staff was incredibly helpful and friendly. The hotel itself is fantastic, with a Starbucks and several restaurants to choose from. There was a convention going on during my stay, so it was quite lively, but that didn't detract from my experience at all. My room was spotless, comfortable, and had a great view. The pool was amazing. Plus, the hotel is connected to The Hub, a mall with even more food options. It's centrally located on Peachtree, so you're close to everything. You can even buy tickets for attractions at the front desk. And as a Marriott Bonvoy member, I got free late checkout! The whole experience was incredible. I'd highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Atlanta!

They don’t clean the bathroom good, I had to ask for mine to me cleaned again. I have hair still in the shower and on the floor. The toilet wasn’t clean . Room service was good the first night. The second night they brought me over cooked chicken wings. They gave me a two free dessert to make up for it. The water is complementary. I liked that .

This is prime location. It’s near the heart of everything. The food court is amazing. The high view room was amazing. Love the front desk service. Nice to be always greeted and assisted. I can’t believe it’s 47 floors with only one small pool. The pool was crowded with kids splashing and bugs in the water. I like the convenience of the hotel but did not like the parking situation. Parking is $60 a day. Find a parking elsewhere in a garage. Please go see Aaniyas. He is a was awesome. Great customer service.

Excellent customer service from James, Kimberly, Claudia, and Lupe! They were kind, professional, friendly and helped enhance the experience. I had come here for a work conference and stayed for a week; the rooms were nice (no drawers though), but unfortunately the venue was average and forgettable. The venue checked all the boxes of "must haves" for a big conference, but I didn't feel like I was in a creative or unique space; I wish there some water fountains, better/more restaurants, additional amenities, etc. I had previously visited the Marriott Marquis in both San Diego and Nashville, and they were the gold standard in terms of ambience and vibe; this place was dull and uninspiring. Unfortunately, there is nothing about this location that would want me to return (outside the excellent service).

Allow me to start this out with an overview. I am the highest level of Marriott Client. I am a Titanium Elite member for Life. That is a lot of Marriott Stays. With that comes privileges and perks. All this for over 40 years staying almost exclusively in Marriott Properties. When I stay at a Marriott Marquis, it has always been special. Especially in New York City. Those were my expectations, and the Atlanta Marriott Marquis failed to come close. The hotel I found not to be clean. The rooms had no drawer space, the lights were crazy hard to figure out how to turn off. This was an upgrade to the Concierge level which made it even less impressive. The Front Desk Check-In Staff were not well trained. I stood in front of this woman for the longest time simply waiting to check in. Very unusual for a Marquis. My perks give access to the Concierge Level Lounge except it is closed on the weekends. This is not unusual. When this happens, they provide complimentary breakfast for all those in my room or other rooms I book under my name. I was told, only my room would receive the breakfast for my wife and myself. Not the second room I booked for my two adult children. I asked for the attendant to ask for a professional courtesy from the front desk manager. To call my room to let me know. She agreed and I never got a call. When you are at the pool which is lovely, you have to leave the pool area to get an adult beverage or food. No service at the pool however that was an unopened bar there. I went to the bar/restaurant on the same level as the pool and with no one at the bar, three folks working at the bar it took 10 minutes to get some help. They saw me and simply did not come to help me for 10 minutes. The drinks were expensive and good; the food was also expensive but good. The service was horrible. Not what I would expect from a Marriott Marque. Are you noticing a trend. Great facility, lacking great staffing and leadership. Finally, the valet parking. $60.00 a day. Ridiculous. This is Atlanta not New York City. But i choose to use this service, so I knew the cost. When I went to pick up my car, I was told to pick it up from the back of the building, down on P1 (Parking One). First time I heard this. Now I called from my room to have my car pulled around but it was NOT. I waited for an attendant to give me instructions and they did not. I finally looked behind me and their was a woman in a glass cashiers cage. OH, those are the rules. It would have been nice to know. Then to add insult to injury, when they came out to get the car for me, the attendant pointed to the car and said there it is. Not the service I expected and then hung around for a tip which I did not give. No service was rendered. The service was rude. Now, this place should have been much better. I gave them three stars because the price was excellent. However, in the future, I will go elsewhere even if it is not a Marriott. Personalized service is critical if you want to have a luxury brand.

Massive hotel where I attended a large conference. First off, this hotel has a wild futuristic look inside. Someone said they filmed a Hollywood sci-fi film in here. As you go up the escalator to the upper level, you can't help but to be captivated with the amazing architecture. It is a wide open interior space, with all room entry doors facing inward and down. The elevators are glass walled and you can get a bit disoriented as they jet upwards (be warned). The hotel has a separate check in line for elite members, which proved to be quite useful as there were quite a few folks checking in for the conference in the regular line. Elites get a free breakfast buffet in the Sear restaurant. Pretty impressive spread for a free breakfast. The Elite Lounge on the 42nd floor is a nice spot to head up to in the evening to enjoy some light snacks and desserts. The staff were so friendly and helpful up here. There is a bar, but you charge the costs to your room. Rooms are fantastic, roomy, and modern looking. The lights are a bit confusing and not too easy to figure out. I wish there was one central switch for them all. The views are fantastic! Pretty good sound proofing. Bathroom is nice, new, and clean, with a glass door shower. Only minor complaint is self-parking. It's across the street and super pricey. Just do valet so you get unlimited in/out privileges. Plenty of restaurants and places to get a quick bite within walking distance of the hotel for lunch and dinner. Housekeeping staff are quick and efficient. Appreciate how hard they work and always leave a tip for them. All in all, great hotel!

This review is for the interior and architecture of this hotel. I did not spend a night here, but thoroughly enjoyed this gem of a building. If this atrium doesn't excite your senses, you just need to look up. The lines and shapes are just gorgeous. Truly a masterpiece. If in Atlanta, definitely worth a stroll around inside and also a nice spot to sit, relax and use a restroom if needed.

Another wonderful stay! I love this hotel. I was in 4726, top floor! Easy check in and I get access to the M Club due to my status. This is a nicer M Club than normal and it is on the 42nd floor. They had a bar although it was not complimentary. Great food throughout the day and amazing views. The breakfast was at Sear and I LOVE SEAR! I am returning for that breakfast alone. I like the one at the Westin Peachtree, but I think this one is so much better. The room was super clean and in great shape. It smelled nice and was stocked. The last hotel I stayed at in Atlanta, the Starling? was missing items so this was a nice recoup. Parking is super expensive but so is that case everywhere, at least it is easy to get your car unlike the W. The atrium is pretty wicked and I love the elevators, although one of the three was done but that is life. I will be back in April and I hope I can get 4726 again. https://youtube.com/shorts/ZYMHk3lmCSw

Mixed feelings on this location. Staff is ok they were at times a little rude. I arrived at 1 pm and my room wasn't ready until almost 6:30 pm. Cant say thats the way I wanted to start my stay.

Check in went relatively fast. For faster service use the app the get in your room quicker. Use the app before you arrive:) The indoor /outdoor pool and hot tub are a nice feature. Elevators to floor was faster than most for our high corner room. Lots of choices for food. A market, a Starbucks, a nearly 24 hour restaurant. We opted to visit the Publix market off of Piedmont about a half mile away, the closest supermarket to our hotel. If you mind hotel prices for simple snacks then this is worth the walk.

This place is a really mixed experience. Pros: nice gym! Hot & cold water dispensers downstairs, apples & water at the front desk, city view from 41st floor was excellent, room was comfy, it's beautiful inside ( it's been in movies for a reason!) our room was very clean we saw housekeeping working hard every day. Toiletries were nice. Location is very convenient. Cons: $14.95 for Wi fi is outrageous. Parking fees absurd. Long lines checking in. The temperature control in our shower was whack always too hot or too cold. As other yelpers previously mentioned they need to staff better so folks aren't so overwhelmed. Driveway up front got ridiculously congested at times & jammed up. Lyft app can't seem to understand the location so be very careful triple checking your pin location it screwed up a lot.

Front desk staff is friendly Rooms are kind of beat up It's dated but not....if that makes sense I don't know what's up with my room but it has no desk but a weird corner couch with a table but no outlets(see pic ). Plus it's all vinyl and peeling. Room service was super slow and shitty. Got in late and wanted to order some food the QR code didn't work. Called down they seemed annoyed I was asking what's on the menu since I didn't have one. I ordered a burger ( since she couldn't tell me what veggie options they had besides salad) so i ordered it and they said 30 minutes. Well 60 minutes later and a luke warm burger with soggy crappy fries left me feeling a little annoyed. To be great you need to do the basics well if not flawlessly. I have hotels a pass 6-12 months ago bc of the worker shortage but when you are charging premium prices it's time to step up.

No issues, clean & busy place. Really great views, a lot of food locations nearby including a diner That was open when my flight got in super late at night (0100)..

Beautiful hotel with solid rooms and good service. Fantastic gym and nice indoor/outdoor pool. (Only problem with the pool is it closes weirdly early at 8pm.) Concierge Lounge and Elite Breakfast are also solid, plus they have in-hotel market, nice restaurants, and a Starbucks. Hotel is directly connected via indoor walkway to the Hilton and the Hyatt, and is a great location for business travelers. The area isn't particularly good for tourists though, as there's not much nearby in terms of culture, bars, restaurants, or activities. Would be 5-stars, except *both* elevators to our floor were broken for the entire 5-day stay, so we had to use the service elevators. Not the end of the world, which is why still giving a solid 4-stars, but couldn't give a perfect rating given that. Assuming the elevators are fixed, I'd definitely come back!

2-16/2-17-23 The sole reason I came here was that we had dinner reservations nearby. I truly hate big chain hotels especially the Marquis. Reminds me of business trips to NYC the one there centrally located they seem to have that in common but everything else is awful. We drove up and valet the car. Than we check in this was the chance we should have made a run for it as 1,800 kids running around the lobby. Kill me now please. We head up to our room and drop off our stuff and leave as it is after 10 pm and we need to eat. We head to High Velocity read separate Yelp review but the 1,800 kids are everywhere. So needless to say hotel is unprepared and I equipped to handle the crowd that they checked in to their hotel. Something's wrong with this picture. In the middle of the night as in all classic hotel chain fashion they turn off the air. Yikes it would be nice if I can sleep but that ain't happening. The next morning go to get hubby coffee but you guessed it lines everywhere. So coffee is out of the question. I go to take a shower but no blow dryer so forget washing my hair. No one will answer the phone because they are obviously baby sitting the 1,800 kids they checked in instead. Thankfully no check out just drop the keys in the box. That is where we are greeted with the last frying pan in the face. Valet for $55. Overnight parking doesn't really get you valet service no you have to take you and all your belongings to an elevator on the far backside of the hotel to the basement. There you give your ticket and wait a good twenty minutes for your car from this parking garage. Needless to say I should have followed my instincts and never stayed here.

DID YOU KNOW? This hotel inspired Andrew Reams (DieselDucy) to start dreaming about filming the elevators in 1988. It became a reality in 1993, and that's what led to the start of elevator photography!

Well to say the least been here for three days on business TV has yet to work water pressure in bathroom is horrible! The room is hot even turned the thermostat down and still wake up hot!! Called three times about things and hey they say we will send someone right up! Stop telling people that if you can't follow through! Customer service is important!

Exceptional hospitality. Rooms nice. On 43 floor. Spectacular elevator. Very good food. Especially breakfast buffet. Love those grits!! Well stocked little store. Upscale food court adjacent to hotel. Good location Downtown.

Great rooms and a great downtown location. Walking distance to Mercedes Benz Field and Olympic Park.

The staff was excellent and were all working as hard as they could to give us a nice stay. The front desk staff was friendly, the valet was efficient, and you could tell they were trying hard. The building on the other hand has been allowed to dip way down in quality. It's been a while since the last time I stayed. The elevators (especially the parking elevator) and the elevator that leads to floor 36 where we stayed smell horrible. The carpets in our room were stained. The carpet was very old and hadn't been switched out in a long while. The couch in the room was covered in dust. These are not the failings of housekeeping. These are the responsibilities of upper management. The staff appeared to be running on a skeleton crew. Now that could be due to the fact that it was a Tuesday Night/Wednesday morning and maybe they have more staff reserved for the weekend. Keep in mind this is from the perspective of only staying there for a single night. I stopped in their side store which was very nice, clean, and they had a nice selection of quick eat items like snacks, sandwiches, cakes, and even cheesecake. The clerk at the store was also very nice: I would be willing to try it again, but they need to restructure some elements of their staff schedules or find ways to recruit more help. They definitely need massive renovations. I suspect that if the shower area (around the bottom corners stained and a slight bit of grim started forming and the carpet in our room has been allowed to fall in such disarray while carrying the banner of Marriott 4 Star Luxury... then many other rooms are most likely in similar or maybe even worse condition. If it's been a while since the hotel has done an audit on the property then it's definitely time. Looking at the reviews and the lack of management response... is very telling imo.

We arrived for a conference late on a Thursday. Many groups had booked blocks of rooms and there was an additional conference at the hotel BUT the front desk had only three people to handle the unbelievable line. We hurried to the restaurant still open and it was great. My colleague stayed with her friend because it was so late but the next day discovered her key didn't work. The elevators are not adequate for the volume of guests and you cannot access any floors you aren't staying on- a problem when the ice machines on my floor were broken and only 2 floors had ice. I called the front desk to basically be told tough luck. The internet was horrible. They don't inform you but I guess there's no housekeeping during your stay. Someone noticed a breakfast buffet but no communication about that so tough luck again??? We are Marriott Reward members but I definitely do not recommend this hotel.

Rooms are nice, view is great. The parking is an absolute nightmare. The valet parking was full. They directed to a parking deck. It was full. Had to pay to exit a full lot. Found another parking deck and parked. When we passed through, we shared that the first deck was full. The man grinned and said "I know." He wanted to put us out and create a situation where people were having to pay to exit a full parking deck. It was ridiculous. Check in was a long line, but move efficiently enough. I won't stay again unless no other option.

Wonderful experience a few days before Christmas. Beautiful hotel grounds and nicely decorated trees for photo opps. Several bar and restaurant options are available for you-Breakfastat Sear was excellent and accommodating for us havign children with us (Thanks Kevin and Carl). I found the staff to be very helpful and knowledgeable, especially Carlos at the front desk-He was the best!! Pros-great view of Atlanta, access to stores & restaurants on site, walking distance to mall, centennial park, and several well known chain restaurants. Special Marriott Rewards line. Mobile check in. Good to know-Parking is $50.

We stayed at Atlanta Marriott Marquis for 2 nights. We were impressed at the beginning, the hotel looked nice, check in was smooth, rooms were nice (we booked 2 rooms), and complimentary breakfast was nice and service was good. But it went downhill when we were ready to checkout. We had a car, so I called down to see if I needed to go down to P1 for the car, the front desk told me it was my choice either P1 or front entrance. I went down to the front, I was told only at P1, so I was walking that way then the front desk people told me I could have the car at the front entrance. I said I was given different instructions by different people. The front desk person Hayley called down to the garage, the first sentence she said was "the guest is confused ", I told her I was not confused, you guys gave me confusing information!!! Then my sister forgot her hat in the room after we checked out, called back and was told there was no hat in the room. We are sure the housekeeping people found it and kept it. It was brand new, she just got it. Not honest people!!! I was thinking we would come back to this hotel next time we are in Atlanta, since this hotel has good location, but will not now due to the bad experience about parking and theft by housekeeping.

Awesome place when it comes to location and view of the city. This hotel is beautiful built. The view taking the elevator to our room was awesome. Now that being said... For the price we payed, we expected concierge service that was prompt. The night we arrived we were very tired and decided to stay in to order room service. The menu was not available so we called concierge to send us one. Despite having to call numerous times, the menu never arrived. From 8 to 11 we were ignored or lied to about a menu being sent up. I don't play that shit since the rooms were booked under a Marriott VIP account so I called management and finally got a menu sent up and the meal comped .... It was a nice gesture but keep in mind we got our food at 12 in the morning and after hours of fighting to get a simple menu... I sensed that the issue at this place is that they are extremely understaffed. Assan (I believe) the bell man was beyond kind and helpful but could only do so much due to lack of staff. A huge hotel in the middle of such a beautiful city should be staffed accordingly to attend to the massive amount of rooms they host. Shout out to the staff for doing what they can But Thumbs down for the company for not staffing enough people 1 person for valet in a hotel that has 400+ rooms is nuts !!!

UGH - Marriott! I am an avid Bonvoy member and lately Marriott is sub par. There was a convention of teenage Future Business Leaders of America, running around the lobby with no respect of those around them. I was once a teen and I remember being excited; but, I respected those around me. Cons: One working elevator for the upper floors - really frustrating. Rude employees - the front desk needs training (check in and check out) No bottled water (even for $$) in the room Room wasn't ready, took my cell and I was never notified. No boy app doesn't work, so had to stand in line - AGAIN. Pros: Beautiful view out of my window Spacious room, albeit simple and retro furniture Refrig (no micro) Beware - the Hyatt has the same address, but they are Peachtree St, and Marriott is Peachtree Center Ave. NOT the best experience

When you think Marriott marquis, you think upscale, and elegant. Yes, this Marriott marquis is elegant. My room has an excellent view. However, there were four issues I had with my room and the hotel in general. 1. You're required to pay $15 per day to use Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi should be free as in other hotels. 2. There were no toiletries. Had to ask the cleaning lady to bring me some. 3. There was someone else's hair in the shower The cleaning lady kindly took care of this for me. 4. In the bathroom, there is a button you pull to change the flow of water from the spout to the shower head. This button was not working so the tub would fill with water while I showered. It was annoying. 5. There was no dedicated office space. Usually a hotel has a printer and computer for its guest. Not this one, which is surprising considering it is a marquis. Would I stay here again? Not for the money they are charging. Considering how expensive it is, I expected cleanliness, a functioning bathroom, and an office space for guests. This is the bare minimum. Hyatt is across the street. You may be better off there.

I stayed here for a conference and totally thought I had reviewed already. I haven't been in Atlanta in decades. Like before the Olympics. So I had no frame of reference. Uber from the freaking enormous airport was easy. It's a super tall hotel. I was on the 18th floor and that was low. Check in was easy and they held my bags until the room was ready. I worked out of the spacious lobby area. They've got a Starbucks and store. The architecture is very concrete chic. Like a lot of concrete. It's was certainly beautiful but need a facelift in places. Good WiFi throughout. My room was clean and spacious. Clearly updated. Had an amazing view from my room. Conference services did awesome with the food. Even the treat sent to my room from the organizer was awesome. Chocolates. Cheese. Fruit. I felt very swank. I even needed to use the laundry service. Concierge was very helpful. As for location, you are very close to centennial park. But there does not seem to be a lot around. I was expecting more bars and restaurants. Marriott does a great job.

Hotel needs a complete overhaul. Rooms are old and issues with its appearance and I can't fault housekeeping the rooms are old. The best part was the front desk customer service it exceeded my expectations when I had complaints but the people who answer the line for the hotel need training. Was given incorrect information multiple times and had to get maintenance to fix issues in my room. The workers were excellent but I wouldn't want to visit again.

A huge hotel in the downtown Atlanta area. It has over 40 floors and separate elevator banks that only travel to certain floors. The rooms are nice and I had a king bed and great views of the city. It's conveniently located near the Olympic park, the convention center, and the aquarium.

The service is either fantastic or not great at all. The place looks like it attempted some renovations but the quality of work is truly poor in the hotel rooms. All in all if you are going to the lobby bar in my picture you'll have a Fantastic time with the bartenders, also at the Pulse restaurant. If you have any basic level of service expectations I'd stay away from Sear. I enjoyed the hypoallergenic qualities of my "Stay Well Room" which seemed to be better all the way around than the standard guest rooms with cleanliness & quality bedding.

Great location. Very good and professional customer service. 47 floors. I had a suite on floor 46. It was very clean, modern, and spacious. Very large concierge lounge on floor 42. Nice location near many other prominent hotel brands. Lots of eateries close by.

Stayed here for one night, for a work meeting and the place is pretty amazing! Upon entering at the main entrance and looking up, it feels like you're either in a vacation hotel/resort or in a cruise ship! Plenty of signage to direct you to various places within the hotel and the check-in desk and staff were super helpful and friendly! There are over 30 floors and tons of rooms. My company was only one of numerous companies there for meetings, so it's definitely great for large business meetings. There was a variety of good food and drink while there. Inside there are plenty of restaurants, cafes and seating areas to relax and enjoy your time there. It's spaced out as well with plenty of room, so it doesn't feel confined either. The room was also very nice with modern conveniences, sleek lines and great views! Since all rooms are around the outside border of the building/floors, it appears that all rooms have a view of Downtown ATL. They have valet parking as well for a fee and that is also convenient. Many restaurants and shops around the area as well, if you want to get out and stroll around. I would definitely visit again for work or leisure for a great experience!

Nice hotel, but it's outdated and in need of a major room update. Showers are old (old water spout/handle, curtain, tub), room was musty due to water leak in corner of room, slow elevators during peak times. In room coffee maker and frigerator were a plus. Didn't try any restaurants but Starbucks line was super long in the AM.

Don't recommend staying here. The rooms are nice, but that's about the only positive thing about the place. Over half of the elevators to room floors are out of service, you have to pay extra if you want to access wifi, parking is valet and $60 a night, and they are the slowest people ever when it comes to retrieving your vehicle for you. Don't waste your time or money here.

My husband and I have stayed here several times over the last decade and always have a great time. The Marriott is in the heart of downtown so it's close to a number of restaurants, including it's own High Velocity. The atrium is the most stunning I have ever seen and several movies have been filmed in this iconic location. The hotel is also conveniently connected to both the Hilton and Hyatt hotels and the Peachtree Center Mall which makes getting around super easy once you orient yourself. Rooms and service are always great. Parking is expensive so I recommend parking in one of the nearby parking garages.

WHERE WAS THE SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY? Let's start when you arrive. No shuttle service. $33+ for a taxi, for a 25 minute ride each way. I was there for a weekend conference with 200 participants. When I arrived there were at least four employees waiting for cars & taxis but they offered no help to enter the lobby and check in. I was instructed where to go. Missed TIP. There is carpet on the floor and all throughout the common travel spaces. It makes it very difficult to roll your luggage even though I have 360 top-of-the-line luggage. Check in is great, friendly and helpful, they were very accommodating since I prefer a room near the elevator. BUT NO FREE WI-FI . $14/day! You are encouraged to sign up for the Marriott Bonvoy and get free Wi-Fi during your stay. No assistance to your room. MISSED TIP. Now we're in the room. Two queens. Only One ten inch mattress is on each bed with an inch platform with 6 inch legs. that is considerably low and I am only 5' 2" tall. No dresser or luggage racks. One chair. Your luggage is on a 6inch board raised about four (4)inches at the side of each bed, essentially your luggage is on the floor. So you must bend over to access your luggage once it's opened. They are very low on hangers like three or four and this is a room with two queen beds for two people.. Nonworking iron is leaking dripping all over your clothes. There is no tea just coffee in the small coffee service bar. No complementary water or water bottles available. You must purchase those downstairs or elsewhere. No microwave or mini bar in this room. A refrigerator. I called for various replacements or additional hangers, I am still waiting for them and I have been at home for two weeks. The bathroom has a barn door, the toilet is very very low and there is no fan consequently mirrors steam up during showers. The shower-tub is very deep and anyone with short legs or mobility issues will have a difficult time stepping in and out of the deep tub. There should be three grab bars in the shower, there is one- at the front of the shower. This hotel assumes everyone has a cell phone and requires you to scan in the restaurant and food information from the TV in your room. they should have written information for those people who do not have or use a cell phone. . The restaurants don't seem to have basic breakfast items. I.e. pancakes, waffles or hashbrowns. These are sports bars with those kinds of foods. Our meeting rooms were adequate but could have been quite nice, but there were not enough chairs for our group, the audio should have been set up ahead of time, but was set up during our meeting, and was difficult to hear because it kept going in and out. It was like we were an afterthought, and our group consisted of at least 200 people. The food was good, but it was not a saving grace. I was still looking for the southern hospitality as I paid for my taxi to return to the Atlanta airport for $45. The ATL airport is another whole novel in itself.

Cool lobby. The elevators aren't for the faint of heart. The rooms are standard, hotel.

I'm in town for a week, and I'm so glad I stayed at Atlanta Marriott Marquise. Truth be told, I first heard of this hotel because it was used as a location in the Loki movie - but objectively speaking, this is an absolute architectural marvel. Location Located centrally downtown, and a short drive to anywhere that you may want to visit within Atlanta. Since it's connected to a convention center, you can imagine longggg lines at times. During my November visit, I noticed 3 different conferences taking place, one of which involved a very, very loud party on the 11th floor that reverberated throughout the building. Rooms Are honestly a dated all across the board ... it looks like there has been no updates since this hotel was built in 1985, although my stay was by no means unpleasant. Reminds me of my dorm room during Freshmen year :) My favorite part? The fact that I got a higher floor room, and was able to see Atlanta's breathtaking sunrise every day. Hotel Facilities There is a Starbucks downstairs, yay! Parking Actually the parking ($50 / day) was too expensive for me... I actually parked at the city parking lot just a few steps away. Service That is the standout for this visit. Room service was excellent and I am so humbled by the kindness that the lady (I'm kicking myself for not getting her name) showed me. I was stuck in back-to-back meetings in my room, and asked if she could come back later. This lady came back 3 whole times before I asked her to just skip the cleaning for the day altogether. Thank you for being so nice! Overall, I would recommend as long as you know what you're getting into. Cheers!

Massive hotel in Atlanta. About a 20-25 min walk from statefarm arena and mercedes benz stadium. Really nice and clean. It's about 50 floors and has really cool elevators that allows you to see the hotel floors as you ride up. They have a cool hotel bar, nice gym, and apparently a pool as well.

This places is very ran down. The staff was rude from the moment upon check in and our room had no maid come during the two days we were there. The vending machines on our floor didn't work at all and when I called down to ask if they would be able to bring up water or soda they told me to go to another floor to find a working vending machine. We requested additional towels and they said they would be brought to the room and they never came. Our rooms were not even ready until after 4pm. They have no onsite parking and the valet will be booked most of the time resulting in you having to park blocks away. I do not recommend this place at all. The hotel bar was never open either. Our sheets had appeared not to have been changed in one of the beds as well.

Great hotel and very convenient to restaurants and downtown Atlanta. The hotel also has nice areas to sit, read or work. I recommend.

Ok place. Lots of employees standing around collectinga paycheck. The conference catering lunch was awesome. The rooms are average, there is no seating in the room, except for desk chair.

Hotel is in need of repair and upgrades. Pictures below show how we found the room. Carpet was wet; bathroom vent was hanging down: bathroom door would not close; large drying machine left in room.

We chose to stay with the Marriott chain because I have a bad back but this Marriott's beds were horrible and extremely hard! I guess they used all their money on the design of this place and not the comfort :{ On top of it the Wi-Fi/TV was down so we spent the whole night on my husband's tablet watching shows!

THE HOTEL STAY FROM HELL. My wife had to go to ATL on a business trip, so I tagged along. When we got to the hotel, they told my wife she was already checked in (which she wasn't) but they insisted. We go up to the room, open the door, and there are clothes and shoes there from someone else. Called down to the front desk and got hung up on. Schlepped down to the lobby and was treated like my wife was the one at fault. Ok, got another room - not as nice as the original one, but at this point we felt that we were begging for a decent place to sleep. About 1 AM someone opened our door - luckily we had the safety latch on - and said they were given the room. Now, we were not about to open the door, so we called down to the desk. This time, the person apologized and said it was "housekeeping making a mistake". It obviously wasn't based upon the actions of the person through the peephole and their opening of the door. The next morning, my wife goes off to her meetings and I decide to sign on to the free hotel wifi in the room. Except the wifi signon says bad name/room number. Back to calling the front desk again. This time, the person takes her time to "get it right" and assures me all is well. I said I want to make sure that the person in the first room we had is using THEIR credit card number on their room - and that my wife's credit card number is on OUR new room - and we are assured the credit card situation is fine. The next morning we go to check out and we notice a couple of things on the bill in error. First, a room charge for their M Store, which neither of us had made, and second, the room is charged to an Amex card while my wife's corporate card is a Visa. We point that out to them and it turns out the person in the first room had been charging things to my wife's reservation number - but it apparently was their Amex card on her reservation! So, we had to cool our heels for a while in order for them to correct their mistake. I once again received their assurance that the original room is not charging things to my wife's account, but we shall see. Look, I used to travel between 40-50 weeks a year for business and understand that mistakes can be made, but not only were they informed of the situation 4 times before it was fully corrected, but what do you think they offered my wife for the trouble of working with them to discover and fix THEIR mistakes as well as the inconvenience of things like, oh, people pounding on our door at 1AM and room charges being charged to the wrong cards? NOTHING. NADA. ZILCH. ZERO. How about at least an apology and maybe a few thousand points put on her Bonvoy account? I mean, that would have saved them having me informing the world of their total incompetence, wouldn't it?

First long haul work trip since COVID so I set my expectations accordingly! Atlanta Marriott Marquis is a classic ginormous hotel in downtown Atlanta. I say "ginormous" as it is a 40+ story tower. The hotel is well-located and a short walk from the Peachtree Center MARTA station, so I was able to skip renting a car and simply took the train from the airport for under four bucks. There are a number of other hotels and restaurants in the vicinity so this location was a good choice for the short trip I took. My room seemed very clean and had a nice skyline view. The hotel and the room are both very contemporary style. However, the room is showing some wear and tear (hence 4 stars). The small table in the seating area had very noticeable scratches and surface gouges; the leather or faux leather seating also had some mysterious minor discoloration spots. I'd still definitely recommend this property and would absolutely stay here again.

I'm staying here now for a conference that my association is having, and the service has been iffy. Event staff has been wonderful, but when I arrived I ad to struggle with my two suitcases as there is no baggage assistance. The person who checked me in was rude and didn't give me any information about the hotel. The young lady I spoke to when I came down to inquire about the workout facilities and pool searched Aron the desk until she found a sheet with that information and information for the restaurants. They don't give them out and it's nowhere in the room or on the tv. The tv page that speaks of room service tells you to scan the QR code and it takes you to a web page where you are supposed to click the link for the menu, only there is no link. A gentleman who brought amenities to my room brought me a menu. When I got to my room there was a sticky spot on the desk. I sent a request this evening to have someone clean it and to get some wash cloths since they only clean the room once every 4 days. I sent the request through the app and also called and waited on hold for 15 minutes. 3 hours later, nothing. I called back and was on hold a while again and finally someone brought up the wash cloths. I used a plastic knife and a wash cloth to get most of the sticky stuff off the desk. I get that hotels are short staffed, so I've tried to be patient, but this is ridiculous and I have five more nights here.

0 stars if I could. Stayed there for a convention a while ago, and aside from the awful elevator situation (spent over an hour in line for the elevators once), housekeeping is nonexistent. Called them over 30 times (yes, we started counting), first asking for housekeeping service, then begging for just some fresh towels. The entire 5 night stay, not even the towels ever appeared. It was frankly unsanitary. Couple that with some of the rudest staff you've ever met, and you'll definitely have a more comfortable stay just sleeping on the sidewalk.

The main building is phenomenal. Everything feels luxury the moment you arrive. That said, the rooms leave much to be desired. It's evident that for cleaning, they are short staffed, even a housekeeping employee admitted it to me. The first room I got (Room #3101) was in total disarray; the bed was pulled out away from the wall exposing the messed up wall, the ceiling was peeling down, the cables for the entire room were showing through the walls, the phone didn't work, and it looked like someone destroyed it and it was being in the process of renovation. The second room (forgot the number) smelled like booty mixed with cheap maple syrup. There was grease and sticky hand prints all over the furniture. The floor had crumbs. It was a really smelly room... The third room (Room #3406), it was clean enough that I didn't feel like changing rooms again, because it's obvious there is a staff issue and I didn't want to annoy the front desk. It had a great view and the room layout is one of the best I have seen. Be aware, there is NO MICROWAVE in the rooms. They don't tell you anything about it either. I figured out on my last day that there is microwaves somewhere by the pool area, wish I'd asked sooner. All things considered, this place was probably the epitome of luxury at some point, but right now, it is overpriced. It is situated smack dab in downtown, which sadly is surrounded by homeless and down-on-their-luck people. I guarantee you will be shouted or talked to in some way to get your attention. Once they have it, guaranteed they will ask for what they need. It's heartbreaking. I'm not a fan of the area. If you can afford it, stay in Midtown maybe. Still a lot of homeless, but the area seems a little bit nicer. Me personally, I probably won't select to stay here again, not sure.

Stayed here for work. It's outdated, dirty, and things don't work as they should. The ceiling in my room was cracked and crumbling. The first night I was there I didn't feel well so I went to the vending machine to get some water and it didn't work. The light switches were filthy, nothing looked wiped down or vacuumed. I had two beds and one of them had a visible stain on the sheet. I get that there are so many conferences that are held in the area so they have to turn rooms pretty fast, but this is just disgusting. All the other hotels in the area were sold out when we booked and this one still had availability which now makes sense. I'd stay somewhere else!

Was here on a business trip and had the best stay. Housekeeping consistently did an amazing job and everything was extremely clean and fully stocked. I also requested an early check in and late check out and the hotel staff was able to accommodate for me. A few things: there were multiple events going on in the hotel which made the lobby EXTREMELY busy - making there barely any space to walk despite the lobby being fairly large. The food at the hotel was very overpriced and did not taste good. If you stay here, don't spend your money at the market in the lobby.