Huge room! Has a Mini fridge and got a pretty nice pack n play for my 1 yr old. Very clean and great access to Stone mountain activities!
The views from my room wear beautiful. Has a very old timeu look and the food was amazing. Great place to faction.
Dated hotel, but has a lot of charm. The hotel is fine, but the staff is barely a three Star. They check you in and that isn't even a great experience And that's about all they do. Clean room Nope. Give info Nope. Have coffee in the morning Nope. Actually stay at their post Nope. Thought it had a self serve bar for about a half hour, but turns out I am just impatient. I think if you wait long enough all these things work as they should. And who charges for stale coffee in the lobby This place that's who. Marriott name and signs must have been stolen.
Everyone there was great. Very helpful. The rooms are showing thier age. The door to the adjacent room looked like someone had bee hand pulling paint off it, like they were going to be painting the door soon, the shower head had a leak off the side. Would have expected something by way of a coffee breakfast bar for the money, but the rooms were huge and would definitely accommodate a family stay.
I've stayed at this hotel several times wth family and friends. I love it! It's within walking distance of the attractions at Stone Mountain Park. The two-bed rooms on the second floor are so spacious, and I love the extra vanity outside of the bathroom. The first floor room I stayed in once with my husband was small but cozy. Breakfast is expensive but can be included in a package deal. We seem to always get the same server at breakfast and she is really good. The hostess acts as though she hates her job, but we don't interact with her much, and the server makes up for the hostess's crappy attitude, so I still give this hotel five stars.
The rooms here are huge, easily dwarfing the much more expensive rooms at the Evergreen. They're appropriately furnished and in a much more central location than the Evergreen, too. The only downside is that the front office staff needs to learn a little Southern hospitality. After taking our reservation and refusing to make an exception when we wanted to cancel late (which was well within their rights), they booked our room to other guests and told us we would have to stay at the Evergreen. They did this without notifying us prior to us arriving and acted as if we were thugs for expecting them honor our reservation they refused to cancel. To their credit, they eventually gave us our room, but it wasn't without their snide remarks and me being rather vocal about it. If it weren't for that treatment, I'd give it 5 stars easily.
Online price was high but location can't be beat - literally walking distance from the sights. Walked in to see if they had any deals and glad we did! Got 25 pct off online price plus a Great deal on tickets and breakfast. We ended up saving over 100 dollars and what a great place. Awesome courtyard and huge pool, great staff. Only negative are dated rooms. Stay here, you won't regret it.
We experienced the hotel the third week of April, during our kids Springs Break. Personally, my family loved the hotel. It was very nostalgic.civil war/plantation like theme. The view was amazing, the quiet from being on the mountain was so appreciated. You get free laundry, which is a benefit in itself (they will even give you laundry detergent for free; just ask at the front desk). The rooms are extremely large and on a seperate side note: I felt very safe and calm. It was easy access. The hotel has its own amenities that are truly a benefit and makes the experience an awesome one. The staff was so friendly (that is not an understatement). They had life size chess and checkers to play by the pool. The pool was closed during our visit, however as guest we were allowed to use some of the amenities at the Marriott Evergreen (which is equally as beautifulit had a cabin like feel). Stone Mountain Inn has a lot to offer, and for my kids to say, "we love the hotel and always want to stay here when we come to Atlanta"..says a lot.
Close to the mountain that's about the only benefit. Got this for 70 bucks a night on a priceline deal (normally over a 100$). Wound up paying 85$because you have to buy a park parking pass which is crazy if you are staying at the PARK HOTEL 🤔Decent room with rocking chairs outside for sunrise. No WiFi in rooms but free in lobby. Breakfast is 14.99 for buffet Pretty crazy.
Rooms are dated, but HUGE and spacious, comfortable and convenient walking to the park. FANTASTIC meals.
We visited friends who were staying at the inn and attended the snow mountain at the Stone Mountain park. The hotel is within walking distance of the park. I recommend out of town guests stay here when visiting Stone Mountain.
Short and simple: I found a cockroach in my bed. This place is extremely well located BUT it is dated and dirty. I called front desk immediately and they relocated me to another room it was after 10 PM and my 7 years old son was already sleeping, very hard to leave and search for another hotel at that time. I have to admit the personnel is friendly and attentive, however how can you sleep well knowing there are bugs in the beds?
Great location with awesome views. The rooms are extremely spacious but the walls are pretty thin, we could hear our neighbors talking. Breakfast was not offered any of the mornings I stayed, even after being told it would be served on Friday morning. The staff was friendly and as accommodating as they could be.