Doraville Motels

Das Hotel ist im Grunde schwarz. Aber sie sind alle in Ordnung. Es ist ein Ort, wo man schlafen und waschen kann.

With a stay at Masters Inn Atlanta - Doraville at I-85 & 285 in Doraville, you'll be within a 10-minute drive of Perimeter Mall and Emory University. This motel is 11 mi (17.6 km) from Georgia Institute of Technology and 12.1 mi (19.5 km) from World of Coca-Cola.This motel offers designated smoking areas.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk and laundry facilities. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 88 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include desks and blackout drapes/curtains, and housekeeping is provided daily.

I wish i would have read reviews prior to booking/staying at this hotel. I chose this hotel because it was really close to the event that i was participating in. I will describe my experience however just to reiterate, my stay included extremely unclean conditions, drug dealers in the parking lot, *********** in the lobby and homeless sleeping in the hallways, no hot water, one towel, and stains on the carpet. This place should honestly be shut down. When i checked into the room, i immediately noticed that there were people loitering outside of the doors, smoking *********, and bothering people as they entered the doors, there was trash all over the parking lot and the general appearance of the hotel was not clean/safe. I continued to think as long as my room was clean/somewhat presentable, it would be ok. When i got to my room, i noticed that the carpet was very stained, one of the lights on the wall had exposed elements (didn't work) and the bathroom door did not have a knob/lock on it. The main door did not close easily either. However, I had been up all night and chose to stay a little while prior to my event. I proceeded to take a shower....the water was barely luke warm and there was only one towel. The shower curtain was too short and got water all over the floor. Still...not the worst. I left for my event and returned at 1 am. There were still lots of people loitering outside, harassing the guests. I went up to the 4th floor and was immediately approached by a homeless person asking for money. I did not feel safe. I had to give him money to be able to get to my room. When i went down the hall, there were two metal doors that led to my hall. My key would not unlock them, therefore i had to go back to the elevator where the homeless person was camped. He again approached me and proceeded to tell me how people were not safe in this hotel....but i would be ok bc i gave him money. I headed to the front desk (now 130 am) to ask about the deactivated key. When walking down the hall, there were lots of loud hollering coming from the rooms. One of the rooms specifically had the voice of a man that was preaching (screaming). I was honestly scared to be there. When i got to the front desk, there was a security officer seated behind the desk clerk however she never got up while i told them about the homeless man panhandling and sleeping in the hallway. During out conversation, a ********** walked through the lobby. Still they did not appear surprised. I had made a reservation for two nights, however advised that i would be leaving as soon as it was light outside and cancelled the second night. Overall, worst place that i have ever stayed. In reading other reviews, i noticed that reviews are responded to by hotel staff ”apologizing for not meeting expectations.” This reply in itself is a joke since reviews are repeated over and over and nothing changes. Please do not reply if this is all that is offered. I will not stay at this location or an