ATLANTA, GA, June 14, 2012 (Press-News.org) Hampton Inn Atlanta-Southlake Morrow Hotel was recently awarded the 2012 Certificate of Excellence by TripAdvisor. Earning a 4 rating, they are now among the very best in the business. The property is being recognized for consistently being commended with the highest praise by travelers.
Having have received over 35 reviews from guests who have stayed at the property, The Hampton Inn Morrow GA Hotel near Southlake Mall is currently ranked as a top 6 hotel in Morrow by TripAdvisor. TripAdvisor is a travel website that lets guests post reviews and opinions of travel-related content. Aiding visitors in gathering travel information to make educated decisions, the site is free for users and offers an interactive travel forum.
A recent guest at the property shared on TripAdvisor, "The Hampton in Morrow was clean, courteous staff, efficient check in and a great breakfast selection with several healthy options..." Another guest shared, "This was our first stay at a Hampton Inn and we absolutely loved this hotel. The staff was super friendly, the rooms were spotless, and [you] couldn't ask for more as far as the amenities this hotel offered. We liked the room so much, we stayed an extra night!!!" This 5-story interior corridor Hampton Inn is conveniently located off I-75 at Exit 233.
A leading choice among other Morrow hotels, travelers at the Hampton Inn Atlanta-Southlake are sure to enjoy complimentary breakfast, free High-speed Internet access, a business center, fitness room, and an outdoor pool. In addition, each guest room features refrigerators, microwaves, 27 inch TVs and the Clean and Fresh Hampton Bed . The property provides guests with 126 well appointed nonsmoking guests rooms to choose from.
This Morrow Georgia hotel is conveniently located near I-75 and is only 18 miles from downtown Atlanta. To book your stay at the Hampton Inn Atlanta-Southlake Hotel in Morrow GA, contact 770-968-8990 or visit them online at www.HamptonInnSouthlake.com.
About the Hampton Inn Atlanta-Southlake
If you're looking for a great hotel in Morrow, you're sure to love the Hampton Inn hotel in Atlanta-Southlake. Located in the heart of Morrow, the hotel is just across from Southlake Mall, just two miles from Clayton State University and 18 miles from downtown Atlanta. This property offers a full range of services and amenities to make your stay exceptional.
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Hampton Inn Atlanta Southlake - Hotel in Morrow GA - Awarded 2012 Certificate of Excellence by TripAdvisor
Hampton Inn Atlanta-Southlake Morrow Hotel was recently awarded the 2012 Certificate of Excellence by TripAdvisor in recognition of consistently receiving the highest praises from travelers.
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