Walkable to Truist Park and The Battery (approx. 1 mile)
Full kitchenettes in every room save money on dining out
Free parking in an area where that is increasingly rare
Quick Take: A budget-friendly dormitory for adults that trades housekeeping and luxury for a stove and a low nightly rate.
Reviewed by @asiaalyssaofficial: I stayed here with my dog and honestly, the peace of mind was immediate. The room was super clean, and seeing my pup happy on the carpet made the whole trip easier. It’s a solid, stress-free choice if you're in Marietta.
Guest Who Stayed Here Said
The hype
Great location for baseball fans and budget travelers, but the cleanliness is a gamble.
Reality check
Long-term residents create a community vibe that feels more like an apartment complex than a hotel, complete with hallway odors and noise.
You are going to a Braves game and just need a bed
You are relocating and need a cheap base for a month
You plan to cook your own meals to save cash
Cleanliness & Maintenance
4.5
Housekeeping: Non-existent for short stays. You are responsible for your own tidying.
Bathroom hygiene: Hit or miss. Grout often discolored; check drains for hair immediately upon entry.
Linens & towels: Thin and scratchy. Inspect sheets for stains before unpacking.
Odors & scents: Strong mix of stale cigarette smoke, curry, and industrial cleaning fluid.
Sleepability™
5.5MODERATE
MODERATE
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
Interstate 75 traffic noise (constant hum)
Footsteps from guests on the floor above
Hallway conversations from long-term residents
Before you book
Good to know
You must request dishes, pots, and silverware at the front desk; they are not left in the room
The 'pool' is seasonal and often closed for maintenance—call ahead if this matters
There is a $25/day pet fee (max $150/stay), which is reasonable for the area
What to pack
Clorox wipes (to sanitize the kitchen and bathroom surfaces yourself)
Slippers (carpets can feel sticky or worn)
Your own pillow (hotel ones are often flat and lumpy)
Room Genie
Best picks
Top floor (3rd/4th) to eliminate overhead stomping
Back side of the building facing the trees/parking lot to minimize highway noise
Rooms to avoid
Ground floor rooms near the side exits (noisy and security risk)
Rooms facing the interstate (loudest traffic noise)
Room Request Genie – copy & paste
“I am a light sleeper requesting a top-floor room on the side of the building facing away from I-75. If possible, I would love a unit with recently updated kitchen cabinets.”
FAQ & Hidden tips
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Is breakfast actually included?
Technically yes, but it's just coffee, muffins, and oatmeal packets. It runs out fast.
Can I walk to the Braves stadium?
Yes, it's about a 15-20 minute walk (approx. 1 mile) to Truist Park, but some parts lack sidewalks.
Is there a gym?
Yes, but it's tiny with minimal equipment (usually just a treadmill and elliptical).
Do the rooms smell?
Frequent complaints about stale smoke and 'cooking odors' in hallways and rooms.
Is parking free?
Yes, free self-parking is a major perk here.
Is it safe?
Generally safe area, but the 'open campus' feel means non-guests can walk through the parking lot.
Insider Tips
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The 'grab-and-go' breakfast is often raided by 7:30 AM; go early or skip it.
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Ask for a 'refreshed' room; some units have new flooring while others have old carpet.
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There is a secret back way to walk to the Battery via the pedestrian bridge over I-75 near the Cobb Galleria.
5 things to know before you go
💡The 'kitchen' is useless until you go to the front desk and sign out a 'kitchen kit' box.
💡You will likely see residents hanging out in the parking lot or smoking by the doors.
💡The WiFi speed is capped; you have to pay extra for streaming-quality speed.
💡Elevators can be slow and smell strongly of whatever the neighbors are cooking.
💡The 'seasonal' pool is often green or drained even in warm months.
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