Hotel Clermont Atlanta, by Oliver

Generally reported as very clean in multiple reviews; one report of a basement bunk room next to a smelly kitchen lowered perception slightly.

Staff repeatedly described as friendly, professional and responsive (handled car break-in incident and addressed restaurant concerns), though some management thoughtlessness was reported.

Consistently praised for proximity to Ponce City Market, the BeltLine and pleasant city views; excellent central location.

Rooms described as thoughtfully designed, charming (bunk rooms, summer-camp feel) with good natural light, though some rooms felt dated or cramped and a basement bunk was substandard.

Nice extras in-room (steamer, earplugs) but rooftop and restaurant availability was inconsistent (closures/private events) and breakfast/coffee options were limited at times.

Mixed value: positive design and service but complaints about unexpected extra charges, higher-than-advertised booking rates, and high parking fees.

Bar and drinks received praise, but dining had issues: slow service, limited menu availability, and some poor food instances (e.g., overcooked burgers); fine dining option often unavailable due to events.

Many guests loved the hotel’s character, design, and responsiveness to incidents; several reviewers said they would return despite isolated negatives.