Of course, in a perfect world, along with free WiFi and perfect cell reception, we'd also like the people who design rooms like the ones at Atlanta Marriott Marquis to think about details like providing a broadband outlet near the bed so guests can eat their delicious and unhealthy southern fried food while unhealthily doing work from the bed. (On the plus side, the beds were super comfortable! Score!)
And one last request we have for interior designers: walk through the room and think of all the places you might want to hang something and put a hook there, please. One hook in the entire room doesn't jive.
All wasn't bad, though. Service was on point. In the business center, the first 20 copies of something were free. The power outlets embedded in the sort of design-y lamp bases on either sides of the bed were super, super convenient. Really, no one likes to fly out of bed early in the morning to take a business call.
Check out some snapshots from our stay; and if you can recommend a better Atlanta hotel for business travel than the Marquis or you had a different experience at this Marquis than we did as always, let us know.






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