Artmore Hotel - Midtown

Great location on knock are the extremely small bathrooms and grumpy bar tender

All of Atlanta seems to be in a state of construction, and it unfortunate that across the street from the Artmore is a building under construction. I had flown in from Europe, and was already in a state of odd sleeping patterns, and when I heard a beeping at 4:30am, I assumed it was an alarm clock. I awoke to realize it was heavy equipment that continued to make beeping sounds until I departed for work that day at 10:30 am- 6 hours of beeping outside my window! To the credit of the hotel, they promised to find me a new room, on the side of the building without construction, and when I returned to the hotel in the evening my belongings had been moved to a wonderful, quiet new room. I enjoyed the rest of my stay. the hotel is walking distance to many restaurants, and museums. The buffet-style breakfast on the club level, though lacking daily variety (the same thing all 5 days), is filling and comparable to most hotels.

This was probably one of the nicest hotels I’ve ever stayed at. However me and my boyfriend had to get a 2 bed bedroom(it’s all that was left). I wish the bed would have been bigger more like a queen instead of a full size but over all it was a fantastic experience.

$24.00 mandatory valet plus $10.00 tips jacked up the price. Also a boutique hotel gin and tonic was $11.50 before tip. If that is not a problem then this is a good choice. Nice outside courtyard to relax in. Small but clean bar. Overall a good place. I paid $179.00 on a Saturday night including taxes but not valet parking.

The staff, from valet to front desk personnel, seemed unprepared for a days business and were disgruntled. There were multiple complications at check-in and nothing was done to remedy the delays, at fault of hotel staff, caused by these complications. The door to our room rattled every time air pressure changed or someone walked by. This hotel used to be a gem but now, it’s plastic.