Top Hotels Near Hunter Memorial Park in Atlanta from NZ$128

"The room felt clean but we had roaches in our room. Made me not want to eat breakfast so we went with packaged items. Otherwise a pleasant place to stay while passing through. "

"Pros: This hotel had a good breakfast, friendly staff, clost to everything you need as far as food and shopping. Cons: the room was fine but had a light smell like someone had a pet in it.( maybe they can designate certain rooms for guest with pets). Other than that this is our go to place to stay. We travel to the area once a month."

"Great all around hotel to stay"

"It was a good stay overall"

"Been here a month just moved to douglasville they are great"

"This home was very clean and easy to find. As you drive there you may second guess it due to the area you drive through to get there, but don't let that fool you. Nice neighborhood and also has a corner store a few steps from the house. The home is just as shoen in the pictures. Very comfortable and spacious. My family of three stayed for a weekend and everything was simply amazing. I had one question and had to reach out to the owner. I received a fast response. Will stay again "

"Nice home,nice location,host ok,"

"Was perfect for my team to stay comfortably and be cozy at the end of the day."

"The issue with our stay was being hosted by a Verbo host that wants hospitality industry money for short term rentals, but doesn't understand that listing a home on Verbo or means your guest are going to utilize the basic materials that you provide during there stay. The first red flag was that during our stay the thermostat had a lock on it, and we were not able to comfortably set the temperature through out the day given the fact it was approaching fall weather that fluctuate through out the day, we had to text the host to change the temperature ever time we needed the temperature adjusted. So out of frustration with that process, many days we just tried to deal with the temperature. Second red flag was the over communication and intrusive messages during our stay. We got another message basically telling us we would have "maintenance" visit once or twice a week, that the person would knock first and then let them selves in. That was just very uncomfortable and unwarranted demand, so we said No again. Days before it was time to check out, we informed the host that one of the bed frames had broken. She is mad saying that we ruined her linen, but her linens could be in better condition if she had a working washing machine. Bottom line is if you are going to be in the hospitality, then expect people to use your linens, so you should have functioning washing machine and sturdy furniture that people are going to utilize them.This host should reconsider being in hospitality. "