The Inn at Centennial Park

I visited this hotel recently and wanted to recognize Carlos, at the front desk. I really appreciated how well I was treated by him. He is a well mannered, articulate and polite individual.nI also want to mention Greg, the valet. He is a hard working professional who takes extra care of the customers vehicles.nCarlos and Greg clearly enjoy working for the hotel and treating everyone with care. What a great team. Thanks guys!

We stayed there the night of the SEC championship game, and absolutely loved it! They are in the middle of doing construction renovations, so it will be even better when they are finished. The head maid stopped by our room to ask if we had questions about our room and if everything was OK. She gave us a personal tour of all the amenities in our room. I love the shade that pulls down to make the room totally dark. The beds were very comfortable, and each bed had 4 pillows. The bathroom was modernized; it had a square toilet, 2 shower heads, and no clutter. I will definitely stay there again!

Under construction through May. They changed their name to AC Marriott, so it was hard to find. The area is great. Rooms are very modern. I'm slightly peeved that they didn't mention they were under construction when we booked, however they are the one of the cheapest hotels around this area. We are surrounded by much swankier hotels, within a 5 minute walk of the convention center, Coca Cola, and the Aquarium and located right across the street from Centennial Park. If you are going to a convention, then this is a must-stay place as it is the closest, most reasonably priced hotel you will find.nnEven though the hotel is newly remodeled, the maid service is sub-par. They only cleaned our room once and we were here 4 nights, and they didn't re-stock anything. When I asked the maid for new toiletries, she didn't have any. And the work on the remodel is quite shoddy. I suspect that all of these modern fixtures are going to break in the next year; baseboards are going to rot because of the design of the showers, and the window shades are either going to fall off or get ripped off by a guest who can't figure out how to use them (they are only operated via a wall switch, not by hand). There is zero closet space in the room, no microwave, and the desk is useless for working as an office space since the refrigerator is under is (where your legs would go if you were sitting at it). The doors already don't shut by themselves, so if you just walk out of your room and don't look back or manually pull it shut, it will remain slightly open, obvious enough that someone would clearly see that they could push the door open and let themselves in. The entire remodel is for looks only and lacks in functionality or common sense.

Front of the building looks like there's no hotel there. They are doing renovations but it still looks nice. Rooms are nice. TV didn't work at first but someone fixed it right away. Staff was super nice and answered any questions we had. Located near a lot of restaurants as well as attractions like the Dome and Aquarium. Very nice stay!

Used to be a Holiday Inn last year when I was here. Now it's in the middle of reconstruction and even though it looks really nice and fancy, I had a leak in the roof of the bathroom and the floor under the bed was soaked. May be a great place when it's finally finished but not until March or later.