Atlanta Evergreen Marriott Conference Resort
After a long delayed day and the memorable airport Porsche service by Delta, Paul and I finally made our way to the Atlanta Evergreen Marriott Conference Resort. Our room and stay was paid by HQ, and upon checking in our names and room assignment were quickly identified and completed.
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We checked in later at night well after 11:00pm. Check in service was quick and professional. To the left of the reception desk in a long hall way the leads to the elevator station. The resort has a warm craftsman feel and the design is rich in woods, leather and dark finishes. It borders on looking like a lodge, and it certainly feels like a resort. The check in desk is elevated on the 4th floor and my room 324 was one floor down on the third. At the third floor you make a right after going through a short hall and 324 is halfway down the hall on the right.
Front porte-cochère
Front entry
Front reception area
Reception desk
Front lobby area
Lobby fireplace
Lobby hall to elevator station
Elevators on the third floor
Short hall from elevators
More leather and dark finishes
3rd floor hall to 324
On entering the room, it was perfectly nice for a 2-night business trip. The small room had a short entry hall. On the left was the bathroom and the right a closet and coffee station. The room was nicely decorated with beds, desk, sitting chair and TV console. Standard issue business. I’ve stayed in rooms like this countless times and from this perspective it was unmemorable, but when I’m staying for business this is really all I need. The bed was comfortable and the water pressure ok.
Overall room
Bed, one of two
Chair and end table
Desk setup
Looking back on beds
Looking back to entry past TV console
Bath on the left upon entering
Commode
Sink
Shower
Closet on right
Room amenities included a coffee station with $5 bottles of water, small fridge, room service, Thann toiletries, and nice little balcony out the slider door. Most of the time Paul and I were in meetings, and the room was perfectly nice to sleep and shower in.
Coffee station
Thann items
Room service menu
Full menu
Breakfast side
Slider to outside balcony
As part of our standard issue business meeting, HQ made sure we had breakfast in the morning which was severed in the hotel restaurant. The breakfast buffet included hot items like French toast, bacon, sausage, scrambled eggs and potatoes. Other southern goodies included biscuits and gravy, grits, and chicken waffles. There was also an egg station, fruit section and cereal. It was a moderately good breakfast.
Restaurant entrance
Pancakes or French toast
Hot items
Fruit station
Egg station
During the downtime between meetings I was able to snap a few pictures of the facilities and outside grounds. The property is more out in the suburbs or outskirts (Stone Mountain area of Atlanta). This trip was about business and I really couldn’t tell much about the area outside the resort. The area from a country side perspective seemed nice.
View of pool at night
Another view of pool area
Water way and forest
Inside computer station
Interior pool
Workout facilities
In Summary:
The Atlanta Evergreen Marriott Conference Resort was a perfectly fine location for a business meeting. The place was nicely decorated, the hotel was well maintained, and the hotel staff was friendly and helpful when assistance was needed. I would imagine that this location has a split personality, either being a business location for professionals or hosting families when they want to visit the stone mountain area. I don’t stay in many Marriott locations so I wouldn’t be able to compare this to other Marriott properties. On balance the location was nice, quiet and comfortable for our meeting.