Residence Inn By Marriott Atlanta Peachtree City

Breakfast really stood out. There was a good range of meats, breads, scrambled eggs, omelets, and individual-sized mini quiches. We arrived near the end, around 9:40, and only two quiches were left. My son took them, but when he offered me one, Melissa, the breakfast attendant, kindly offered to make more. She brought them over when they were ready, and both she and the managers checked that we had everything we needed. I also loved that they use real plates and silverware instead of paper and plastic. The breakfast area was squeaky clean. We had a king room with a sleeper sofa and full kitchen. It was a nice size, though a little tight by the desk when the sofa was open. The beds were comfortable and just the right height, especially after four nights at a Holiday Inn Express with beds that were unpleasantly high. The grounds and facilities were nice, and the view of the lawn and woods out back was picturesque. We had a very pleasant stay and plan to make this our regular spot when we’re in the area.

Room 217 had a strange noise that got louder for 20 minutes, stopped for ten, then started up again. I had earplugs, so it was fine. They offered twice to move me, but I declined. I’m confident the techs will figure out the problem. The staff were exemplary, and the hotel gets everything right while looking great. These folks are next-level.

We came to Residence Inn for our first anniversary, and I wanted to plan something romantic. The place was super clean and everyone was friendly. It’s quiet and spacious for you and your loved ones, and the kitchen, furniture, bedroom, and bathroom were all nice.

It’s a brand new hotel in Peachtree City, with clean rooms and very friendly, helpful staff. The breakfast was very good, and the gym is one of the larger, better-equipped ones I’ve seen at a Residence Inn. Highly recommend.