Extended Stay America - Atlanta - Marietta - Interstate N. Pkwy

The employees and the distance from work

For around $70 a night, this hotel exceeded my expectations. No, it’s not the Ritz-Carlton, but if you’re looking for an affordable place to stay that’s not gross, I’d definitely recommend it. The location was great—only about a one-mile walk to Truist Park, which made getting to and from the stadium super easy. The room wasn’t spotless, but it honestly wasn’t nearly as dirty as some reviews made it sound. Bring a few Clorox wipes and a pair of shower shoes, and you’ll save yourself a couple hundred dollars compared to nearby hotels. One of the biggest perks was the full kitchen. These days, you’re lucky if a hotel gives you a mini fridge, so having a full kitchen was a huge plus. Overall, it’s a solid budget-friendly option, especially if you’re in town for a game or concert and just need a comfortable place to stay.

A little gross but who cares for the price.

Earl (receptionist) was really nice when checking in. Super funny guy!

The shower floor was a bit dirty

It was a cheaper alternative to the host hotel for a Bridge Tournament. The walk was short and pleasant. The room was clean, if we'll worn. The breakfast was, as advertised, a "grab and go" with coffee, muffin, and instant grits available. I liked being able to make tea in my room on the stove top, keeping food in the 'fridge, and reheating things in the small microwave. I would definitely stay here again if the tournament is held in the same place. But it is what it is: don't expect luxury.