“The staff here are very professional, nice, and helpful.Hands down a good crew are working here.The rooms are extremely clean and well kept.Rooms have a smart lighting scheme with buttons locations on the walls.You can hit master to turn all lights on in the room from any switch or just control the lights in that specific section.Rooms come with 4 glasses not plastic cups for drinking so that's a nice flare.Bathroom is stylish and the shower is very large and spacious.That being said the down fall to the shower is 2 of 4 walls are glass, the one in the bathroom is transparent glass and the one that is right next to the bed is fogged glass.This is stylish and nice but is your reserved in nature and will have children traveling with you then you might not consider this appropriate.The rooms have smart TVs in them so you can link to your netflix account or the like TVs can even be controlled from your smart phone if you want.In the lobby you have bar if you want to get some drinks.There is a parking garage available for your vehcile if your going to be in the area and need a rental or traveling by your own vehicle.Your room key is what gains you access I and out of the gates of the parking garage.However the parking does cost 30 dollars a day.Now for the draw backs as to why I gave the hotel a 4 out or 5 stars.1: the ceiling in the rooms were never painted/covered and are just bare concrete I would consider this a decor style if not for all the markings from the construction crews still present which detracts from the rooms over all luxurious feel.2: the sound proofing for the rooms though decent is not on par with other hotels inhave stayed at next to airports.So you will hear every plane that comes over head, and if you have a room facing the tram to the airport you will often here that as well in the rooms when trying to sleep unless you have a white noise app playing in your room (what I did)3: for a 3 star hotel that charges 200 dollars a night the wifi is not free.If you are a marriot rewards member you will get their basic tier wifi access for free other wise is 13 dollars a day and is barely good enough to browse the internet and check e mails.Regardless of it you are a rewards member or not if you want to be able to stream video, conference call with video, or game you will need to purchase their advanced tier wifi access which is 17 dollars a day for everyone.Considering I have stayed at 40 dollar a night budget motels in my travels that offer free wifi capable of video streaming and the like this is an hard ding on this otherwise wonderful hotel.Especially with them being located in a major city with access to the best broadband lines in the country.4: the lamps on the desks are super modern stylish for sure.However they are a literal spot light and they cannot be adjusted in anyway other than moving the lamp.So if you dont eant to burn your retinas out either dont use the desk lamp or turn it to face away from you before turning it on.5: the chair for the desk again super stylish, but if youneed to spend any length of time in the chair doing any kind of work or task it's not practical or comfortable.The back of the chair only comes up to the small of your vacn and barely at that.So there is no support and no ability to learn back, you perfectly have to sit hunched over the desk the entire time which quickly leads to shoulder and/or back pain.”

“I got stuck in Atlanta after I was 10 minutes late for my flight so Delta set me up with a voucher for Renaissance. There was a tram straight from the airport to the hotel which was super easy to access and to make it better the hotel was practically brand new. A $50 retainer fee was all I had to put up and it will be refunded to me within the next few days. My only complaint is that the construction workers responsible for my room in particular seem to have missed some details in the shower and bathroom area. This is one of the most beautiful hotels I've ever stayed in and I didn't even sleep there. I stayed up most of the night and wound up back in the airport so I didn't miss my flight. The woman at the front desk who checked me in paid for a pizza that I ordered. That was incredible and I appreciate it”