Baymont by Wyndham Adairsville

The room was clean, and we felt safe. There was some black stuff on the bathroom caulking, though. We heard a little highway noise since it's so close to the exit, but rooms at the other end may be quieter. The hotel is easy to get to from I-75, with a side road leading to several restaurants and a BP very close by. Breakfast had bread, bagels, cereal, coffee, some fruit, and a burrito. I'd stay again.

We were charged an extra $15 for two washcloths we did not take. I called several times and was told only the manager could address it, but he wasn't in and never called back. On two more calls, staff still couldn't say when he'd be in. Corporate said they couldn't help because the hotel was locally owned. That was the last straw after a miserable stay, and this is the first time I've written a negative review. We arrived around 4:30 after reserving online, got a room key, then found housekeeping hadn't cleaned the room and we had to wait. My little Maltese and I went to the lobby while my husband moved the car, and we were yelled at because dogs aren't allowed in the lobby, which also serves as the breakfast area. When I asked where we could wait, they reassigned us. In that room, the toilet rocked and wouldn't flush. In the morning, breakfast was cold cereal, unrefrigerated OJ that was actually Tang, and burritos we had to ask for because the freezer was locked. Very disappointing.

Easy to find, and it worked well for an overnight stop on our trip. Breakfast was simple, with fruit, yogurt, little donuts and muffins, milk, juice, coffee, cereal, and a frozen burrito. I'd stop here again if I'm passing through.

A clean, quiet place with really good customer service. The continental breakfast was nicely balanced. I'd recommend it for an overnight while traveling through Georgia. Take Exit 306 for Adairsville.