Find Hotels with a View in Alpharetta, GA

"The room was clean but the hard wood floor was missing pieces of flooring, which caused us to trip up on the floor a couple of time the room number was 810. "

"I didn’t get the opportunity to experience breakfast, but the room was clean. The staff was very pleasant and parking was good too $45 a night not too bad other properties were 55 to 75 a night."

"This hotel is so cute! The room was immaculate and spacious. I loved the decor. One thing I really loved it how quiet my room was when I was inside. There were several people everywhere and I could not hear them."

"Clean no issues friendly staff"

"Very clean , however needs remodeling and facelift real bad , the lobby is huge and very nice , but the rooms are super small and tight , hopefully they can fix that to match their lobby!"

"Great experience. I don’t like that isn’t any free breakfast. Bummer"

"location is nice but the room had smelled like bad odor and bed was not comfortable. parking spots are very limited also not as convenient as other hotels."

"I booked at this hotel because it said they had balconies. Being I’ve never been to Atlanta that was of interest to me so I could sit outside in the evening.However, when I got there, the balconies are not large enough to sit out on you can only stand. The first room we checked into had hand prints and fingerprints all over the window and a funny smell so I asked to move. We moved to a room without a balcony, but it had a view of the city. The young lady at the front desk was very nice and accommodating. The young lady at the breakfast counter was great! She made me one of the best bagels I’ve had in a long time! Everyone was very friendly, especially Brent in the housekeeping department. Housekeeping missed cleaning our room during the day. He was the swingshift person who came up and took care of bringing us towels, emptying the trash and changing sheets. Overall, a good experience."

"The staff was super nice and helpful. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. The bartender that made my kids a Shirley Temple was friendly."