The Georgian Terrace Hotel

The building and location are great. Appreciate the secure elevators. Restaurant and bar were good. Parking was expensive but worth it - fastest vallet ever. There is a full kitchen but no dishes, glasses, pots or pans. The shower curtain wasn't functional so water got all over the floor. Wish there has been extra blankets. I wanted to watch a movie on the couch but could not get comfortable. TV channels were limited.

1 Poor/few TV choices, expensive rooms for the size.

Rooms were very spacious. There were stains on the carpet not only in the hallway leading to the room, but all over the carpet in the room itself. And don't even think of trying to sleep in or just relax after 9. They are in the midst of renovations, and the constant jack hammering, or whatever tool they were using will reverberate into your room. You can cover the noise by turning the tv up loud, but that defeats the purpose of trying to relax.

The value and location are great. It needs some room improvements and updates.

The history of the hotel. Very easy check-in and out. Although I was excited to be staying at a historical hotel, I wasn't expecting my room to be so historic. The bed linens were pilled, the bathrooms were dated and tiles cracked, the remote was sticky (as in the buttons wouldn't work and there was candy stuck on it), there was an odor to the room (fixed temporarily by febreeze I purchased), stains on the carpet and chair, the tissues were re-stuffed into the box., the toilet paper was not fresh, you can hear everyone else flushing and showering, lamps that had blown... The room aside, I thought I would at least be won over with southern charm, but I got better service at the Chick-fil-A. All of my calls to the front desk went to voicemail where my messages were never responded to, even in person questions asked at the front desk weren't responded to, and when asked for recommendations was either sent to a salon where I wouldn't even send my dearest enemy or was given none at all. Thank goodness for Yelp. The outside is still beautiful and charming, although the cleanliness level of the hotel steered me away from trying their restaurant, I would say lunch on their patio would be the best way to experience the hotel where the Gone With the Wind premiere was held - and stay elsewhere.

The "historic" feel of the lobby and building is charming, but the actual rooms are simply old, tired, and somewhat dirty.

It need remodeling bad. I think the reason the hotel gets the fame ir getting due to its consist work flow and its across from the Fox Threatre! I expected way more than what I saw. But now I can say, is I love their fitness room and the pool with on top floor is an extravagant idea. Its just need remodeling and make the rooms bigger!!!

The quality of hotel. Outdated, shower didn't work, lost reservation.