Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta Perimeter Center

Sam and Charles, our shuttle drivers, were the tops! They took us too and from the MARTA Medical Center station nearest to us, and Sam had a good recommendation for a nearby sushi restaurant and even chauffeured us there and back on Saturday night! Even though they do not expect a tip, we gave each of them $10 per day for their excellent service. The junior suite was very clean and well-kept, and everything we used (particularly the Keurig coffee/tea maker) was in good working order. The whirlpool in the spa/pool area was just right on Saturday night (we got back from dinner in the L5 too late Friday to use it). The hotel even allowed us to keep our car in its lot after checkout on Sunday so that we could visit Stone Mountain for the day, and Charles graciously shuttled us to and from the metro station again so that our packed car could remain safe in the hotel lot before we traveled the three hours home. This was the first time we had actually stayed overnight in Atlanta, believe it or not, because we live close enough to Atlanta that we usually drive down and back in a day. But we plan to do this again and hope to make Hilton Garden Inn Perimeter Center our regular home when we do. We are timeshare owners with Westgate Resorts, so we are used to getting pampered while traveling on leisure, and this hotel very much met what we have come to expect from our resort company.

At $18.95, breakfast was pricey. My wife did not care for her pancakes, although I found them to be average. Even without getting anything from the kitchen and taking just the continental breakfast, the price is $6.95, while many hotels offer such items complimentary. We ate there the first morning but not the second, as we didn't feel it was good value for the price.

Had to wait a short time to check in so was given a small gift. Food outstanding, service just as good

The breakfast buffet was awesome. The Service was good.

My king size bed was very uncomfortable. It was only until the following morning after a restless night sleep that me and my fiance discovered that one side of the bed was sunken it. The adjustable number control on the side of the bed only seem to work on one side. As a result, the sunken in side is a sure way to develop back problems. I was expecting some sort of compensation once we reported this to the front desk, but that did not happen. Hopefully, the next hotel guest(s) will not have to experience this as the hotel staff need to dispose of that faulty bed.