Spark by Hilton Atlanta Airport South College Park

Sobre este hotel

Localização Conveniente e Comodidades Modernas Situado a apenas 2 km do Aeroporto Internacional Hartsfield-Jackson de Atlanta, o Comfort Inn Atlanta Airport oferece uma estadia conveniente com piscina ao ar livre sazonal, centro de fitness e WiFi gratuito em quartos com ar-condicionado. Conforto e Comodidade Cada quarto está equipado com uma escrivaninha e TV para o seu relaxamento. Os hóspedes também podem desfrutar do serviço de recepção 24 horas e ter acesso a um caixa eletrônico no local. Instalações para Negócios e Lazer Seja você aqui a trabalho ou a lazer, aproveite o centro de negócios, lounge compartilhado e máquinas de venda automática oferecendo lanches e bebidas. Com atrações como o Estádio Georgia State e o Zoológico de Atlanta nas proximidades, faça sua reserva hoje para uma estadia confortável no Comfort Inn Atlanta Airport.

Destaques

Comodidades

• Parking
• Swimming pool

Check-in e check-out

Check-in

03:00 PM

Check-out

12:00 PM

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Percepção dos hóspedes

• Cleanliness6.8

  There were mentions of bugs and room cleanliness issues that caused discomfort during the stay.

• Service8.3

  Staff were noted to be friendly and accommodating, providing good service despite some operational failures.

• Location8.3

  The hotel is conveniently located near the airport, but noise from airplanes can be an issue.

• Room Quality6.8

  Rooms were described as basic with some amenities missing and issues with cleanliness.

• Amenities7.3

  Basic amenities were provided, but some essential items such as a microwave and coffee maker were lacking.

• Value for Money7.8

  The pricing reflects a basic hotel experience, and while some positivity exists, the bugs and service issues diminish overall value.

• Food and Beverage7.8

  Breakfast options were adequate, but not exceptional, falling short of expectations for value.

• Overall Experience7.3

  Despite some positives, experiences like bugs in rooms and slow service led to an overall disappointing stay.

Avaliações de hóspedes

Even though I got there fairly late and only stayed for 5 hours, it seemed like a good place to stay. Front desk man was nice by waiving parking fees which was nice!! Didn't eat breakfast but it was a nice simple room, I would stay again as I always wanted to try a Spark

Even though I got there fairly late and only stayed for 5 hours, it seemed like a good place to stay. Front desk man was nice by waiving parking fees which was nice!! Didn't eat breakfast but it was a nice simple room, I would stay again as I always wanted to try a Spark

I recently stayed at the Spark by Hilton Atlanta Airport and found it to be a property with a lot of potential, but also one that still has some areas to improve. This is one of Hilton’s newer budget-focused brands, and the concept is promising. However, travelers should keep in mind that this is still an economy-style hotel, and some of the limitations that come with that are noticeable. During my stay, the airport shuttle was not operating, and based on my experience, I would not consider this hotel one of the more reliable options if dependable airport transportation is a top priority. Travelers should confirm the current shuttle availability before booking, especially if they have an early morning flight or late arrival. The complimentary breakfast was another area where expectations should be set appropriately. There were no hot breakfast items available, so if a full breakfast with eggs or other hot options is important to you, this may not be the right fit. The property itself appeared to be more of a refurbished older hotel rather than a completely new build, and there are still some areas where additional updates and improvements would enhance the guest experience. That being said, I do think the hotel is moving in the right direction. The Spark by Hilton concept has potential, and with continued attention to service, amenities, and overall guest experience, this could become a strong option for budget-conscious travelers near Atlanta Airport. Overall, it is worth considering if you are looking for a newer Hilton-branded budget option and have modest expectations, but I would recommend comparing shuttle availability and breakfast offerings with other nearby airport hotels before booking.

I recently stayed at the Spark by Hilton Atlanta Airport and found it to be a property with a lot of potential, but also one that still has some areas to improve. This is one of Hilton’s newer budget-focused brands, and the concept is promising. However, travelers should keep in mind that this is still an economy-style hotel, and some of the limitations that come with that are noticeable. During my stay, the airport shuttle was not operating, and based on my experience, I would not consider this hotel one of the more reliable options if dependable airport transportation is a top priority. Travelers should confirm the current shuttle availability before booking, especially if they have an early morning flight or late arrival. The complimentary breakfast was another area where expectations should be set appropriately. There were no hot breakfast items available, so if a full breakfast with eggs or other hot options is important to you, this may not be the right fit. The property itself appeared to be more of a refurbished older hotel rather than a completely new build, and there are still some areas where additional updates and improvements would enhance the guest experience. That being said, I do think the hotel is moving in the right direction. The Spark by Hilton concept has potential, and with continued attention to service, amenities, and overall guest experience, this could become a strong option for budget-conscious travelers near Atlanta Airport. Overall, it is worth considering if you are looking for a newer Hilton-branded budget option and have modest expectations, but I would recommend comparing shuttle availability and breakfast offerings with other nearby airport hotels before booking.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I just completed a five-night stay at the Spark by Hilton near the airport (May 21–26), and I have to say - the staff at this property are absolutely exceptional. They are the reason this stay stood out, and they deserve every bit of recognition I can give them. Bennie — professional, welcoming, and genuinely kind. Every interaction felt personal, not transactional. Nykia — efficient, warm, and on top of everything. She made me feel like a priority from the moment I arrived. Shavon — hardworking and gracious. Even under pressure, she showed up with a smile and a great attitude. She is a true asset to this team. Dean — attentive and thorough. The kind of staff member who notices what you need before you have to ask. Loreal — bright energy, great customer service, and always willing to go the extra mile. She made the space feel welcoming every single time. Jewel — simply a gem (pun intended). Warm, professional, and the kind of hospitality professional who makes you want to come back. This team collectively upholds everything the Hilton brand stands for — and then some. If you're traveling through and need a comfortable, well-staffed stay near the airport, look no further. I will absolutely be returning, and it is entirely because of these incredible people. Thank you, Bennie, Nykia, Shavon, Dean, Loreal, and Jewel. You all made my trip.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I just completed a five-night stay at the Spark by Hilton near the airport (May 21–26), and I have to say - the staff at this property are absolutely exceptional. They are the reason this stay stood out, and they deserve every bit of recognition I can give them. Bennie — professional, welcoming, and genuinely kind. Every interaction felt personal, not transactional. Nykia — efficient, warm, and on top of everything. She made me feel like a priority from the moment I arrived. Shavon — hardworking and gracious. Even under pressure, she showed up with a smile and a great attitude. She is a true asset to this team. Dean — attentive and thorough. The kind of staff member who notices what you need before you have to ask. Loreal — bright energy, great customer service, and always willing to go the extra mile. She made the space feel welcoming every single time. Jewel — simply a gem (pun intended). Warm, professional, and the kind of hospitality professional who makes you want to come back. This team collectively upholds everything the Hilton brand stands for — and then some. If you're traveling through and need a comfortable, well-staffed stay near the airport, look no further. I will absolutely be returning, and it is entirely because of these incredible people. Thank you, Bennie, Nykia, Shavon, Dean, Loreal, and Jewel. You all made my trip.

We did not go. We booked back in February. We planned to stay, leave our car at a fee, take their shuttle,and fly off for a vacation. I called 2 weeks before our stay to just confirm everything. I was told their parking policy had been ended. I feel they should have notified their prepaid customers. The front desk gave me no help or any suggestions of nearby parking facilities. So, I cancelled and booked elsewhere. Now I’m not getting a refund because I booked a special rate or some such. I feel that is wrong because they changed their policy. I would never have cancelled. This does not seem legal. I would suggest no one stay here.

We did not go. We booked back in February. We planned to stay, leave our car at a fee, take their shuttle,and fly off for a vacation. I called 2 weeks before our stay to just confirm everything. I was told their parking policy had been ended. I feel they should have notified their prepaid customers. The front desk gave me no help or any suggestions of nearby parking facilities. So, I cancelled and booked elsewhere. Now I’m not getting a refund because I booked a special rate or some such. I feel that is wrong because they changed their policy. I would never have cancelled. This does not seem legal. I would suggest no one stay here.

We were greeted by the most polite, professional and personable shuttle driver, Kala. Kala suggested an economical way of traveling throughout the city as well as a nearby restaurant. Now the front desk manager was absolutely amazing and a breath of fresh air in the hospitality world. He was very friendly and full of personality. Most of all his was very welcoming and inviting. I also would like to mention that all of the staff I passed in the hallway would smile and say hello. While I wasn't sure about the bagel breakfast but I must admit it was a pleasantly different approach to breakfast, which I enjoyed. On check out day, I realized we had an early afternoon flight and would need a noon check out but upon speaking with Reggie, we were told we could only have until 11:30. I asked if we could have until noon and he said no. I would have been wiling to pay for a late check out but this wasn't even offered. We started to pack up and figure out what to do for the next several hours. We stopped the to obtain a copy of the receipt and ask for the shuttle, and I had the displeasure of meeting with Reggie. I asked if the next shuttle we be arriving at noon and was told it runs on the 10 and 40 after, it was roughly about 11:48 am. I advised we were told that it runs every 30 minutes and stated that wasn't correct. Reggie's demeanor was not pleasant, friendly but in fact annoyed. I asked for the general manager and he stated she wasn't in until Monday. I asked for an email address and he pointed to the email address taped to the back of the monitor. I asked if I could have a pen and paper to write it down. During the entire interaction Reggie made no eye contact and provided one to two word responses. The shuttle driver Rob T., dropped us off at the Delta section of the airport even after I asked if this where Southwest was located and he told us to just walk across the airport. Well it turned out that we had to walk a very long distance and once arriving at Southwest, I discovered we could have been dropped off there as well. Now I called today and spoke with a phenomenal agent Marcus (I do believe) whom was very apologetic for the experience and confirmed that we could have been dropped off at Southwest. Most of all he apologized for Reggie's actions and stated he would speak with him. He even offered 500 points for the hassle. While I wasn't expecting anything but it was a nice gesture and I was very satisfied with him taking the time to speak with me but above all of that I was happy with his genuine/sincere apology. When I return to ATL, I will most definitely stay again.

We were greeted by the most polite, professional and personable shuttle driver, Kala. Kala suggested an economical way of traveling throughout the city as well as a nearby restaurant. Now the front desk manager was absolutely amazing and a breath of fresh air in the hospitality world. He was very friendly and full of personality. Most of all his was very welcoming and inviting. I also would like to mention that all of the staff I passed in the hallway would smile and say hello. While I wasn't sure about the bagel breakfast but I must admit it was a pleasantly different approach to breakfast, which I enjoyed. On check out day, I realized we had an early afternoon flight and would need a noon check out but upon speaking with Reggie, we were told we could only have until 11:30. I asked if we could have until noon and he said no. I would have been wiling to pay for a late check out but this wasn't even offered. We started to pack up and figure out what to do for the next several hours. We stopped the to obtain a copy of the receipt and ask for the shuttle, and I had the displeasure of meeting with Reggie. I asked if the next shuttle we be arriving at noon and was told it runs on the 10 and 40 after, it was roughly about 11:48 am. I advised we were told that it runs every 30 minutes and stated that wasn't correct. Reggie's demeanor was not pleasant, friendly but in fact annoyed. I asked for the general manager and he stated she wasn't in until Monday. I asked for an email address and he pointed to the email address taped to the back of the monitor. I asked if I could have a pen and paper to write it down. During the entire interaction Reggie made no eye contact and provided one to two word responses. The shuttle driver Rob T., dropped us off at the Delta section of the airport even after I asked if this where Southwest was located and he told us to just walk across the airport. Well it turned out that we had to walk a very long distance and once arriving at Southwest, I discovered we could have been dropped off there as well. Now I called today and spoke with a phenomenal agent Marcus (I do believe) whom was very apologetic for the experience and confirmed that we could have been dropped off at Southwest. Most of all he apologized for Reggie's actions and stated he would speak with him. He even offered 500 points for the hassle. While I wasn't expecting anything but it was a nice gesture and I was very satisfied with him taking the time to speak with me but above all of that I was happy with his genuine/sincere apology. When I return to ATL, I will most definitely stay again.

The WORST hotel we have stayed at. We paid for a room and checked in online during a storm that delayed over 12.000 flights. We took an uber to the hotel at 3:40 am and our FULLY paid room was given away. We paid for a room we were not able to use. The lobby was full of families that were treated the same way. We were told to call Hilton and take it up with them. Awful service. The manager is rude, very unprofessional and had very poor communication and costumer service skills.

The WORST hotel we have stayed at. We paid for a room and checked in online during a storm that delayed over 12.000 flights. We took an uber to the hotel at 3:40 am and our FULLY paid room was given away. We paid for a room we were not able to use. The lobby was full of families that were treated the same way. We were told to call Hilton and take it up with them. Awful service. The manager is rude, very unprofessional and had very poor communication and costumer service skills.

I was skeptical at first of staying at a Spark By Hilton property. However, my skepticism changed after I arrived at the hotel. First of all, I'd like to give a shout-out to the very kind staff, including but not limited to Benny. When I was looking at the reviews for this hotel, I saw other positive reviews regarding Benny. I'd also like to recognize other staff members, but I don't remember their names from the top of my head, especially the night staff who helped me with getting late night coffee from the 24 hour coffee service and other items. My room was clean and comfortable. While I enjoyed my stay at the hotel, some things need improvement. For example, the elevator has some buttons that aren't brailled. The doors of the elevators need some help as well. The fitness center also needs improvement, including the treadmill that didn't work. All and all, this is a good hotel! I'll add it to my list of places that I'll be staying at when I'm back in Atlanta.

I was skeptical at first of staying at a Spark By Hilton property. However, my skepticism changed after I arrived at the hotel. First of all, I'd like to give a shout-out to the very kind staff, including but not limited to Benny. When I was looking at the reviews for this hotel, I saw other positive reviews regarding Benny. I'd also like to recognize other staff members, but I don't remember their names from the top of my head, especially the night staff who helped me with getting late night coffee from the 24 hour coffee service and other items. My room was clean and comfortable. While I enjoyed my stay at the hotel, some things need improvement. For example, the elevator has some buttons that aren't brailled. The doors of the elevators need some help as well. The fitness center also needs improvement, including the treadmill that didn't work. All and all, this is a good hotel! I'll add it to my list of places that I'll be staying at when I'm back in Atlanta.

I unfortunately have to start this review with one of the most odd experiences I’ve ever had at a hotel checking in and I travel A LOT all over the world. Being a Diamond Member I’ve never seen this at ANY Hilton property. When I arrived the front desk manager was checking in about 4 of us. Rather than check each one in individually and give us our room keys, the manager checked us in then instructed us to go to our floors and wait for him. Like a cattle heard. Calling out everyones last names and floors. I was on the 4th floor so I was the last one. This has now been 30 minutes since I arrived at the property and I’m still not to my room. When the front desk manager finally arrived I asked if this was the hotel policy or safety measure to be escorted to our rooms, have our rooms opened before we’re given our room keys. He stated “we’re transiting from a different hotel and we have to use the master key to unlock your room before your key will work….and yes it’s a safety measure” I had just stayed at this property not even 2 weeks ago and no such thing was in place. At that time I received my key at the front desk and went to my room. I informed the front desk manager of this and he just walked away. This experience was beyond odd to me and I have never had this. Almost like I wasn’t trusted or being a kid taken to their room. Fast forward to now 1130pm, I’m awaken by loud music, loud TV by the room next to me. I have an early flight the next morning, I called down to the front desk to ask if they would contact the room next to me. Same individual who had to escort me to my room responded with “they’re paying customers and it’s not that late” Now it’s 430am, same room next to me has music blasting while in the shower. I head down to the fitness center. The hotel has a peloton bike which is a great feature, however the manager never activated the bike so it’s useless and can not be used until they activate the bike. In all this is a renovated budget hotel very close to the domestic terminal at ATL and somewhere to just lay your head.

I unfortunately have to start this review with one of the most odd experiences I’ve ever had at a hotel checking in and I travel A LOT all over the world. Being a Diamond Member I’ve never seen this at ANY Hilton property. When I arrived the front desk manager was checking in about 4 of us. Rather than check each one in individually and give us our room keys, the manager checked us in then instructed us to go to our floors and wait for him. Like a cattle heard. Calling out everyones last names and floors. I was on the 4th floor so I was the last one. This has now been 30 minutes since I arrived at the property and I’m still not to my room. When the front desk manager finally arrived I asked if this was the hotel policy or safety measure to be escorted to our rooms, have our rooms opened before we’re given our room keys. He stated “we’re transiting from a different hotel and we have to use the master key to unlock your room before your key will work….and yes it’s a safety measure” I had just stayed at this property not even 2 weeks ago and no such thing was in place. At that time I received my key at the front desk and went to my room. I informed the front desk manager of this and he just walked away. This experience was beyond odd to me and I have never had this. Almost like I wasn’t trusted or being a kid taken to their room. Fast forward to now 1130pm, I’m awaken by loud music, loud TV by the room next to me. I have an early flight the next morning, I called down to the front desk to ask if they would contact the room next to me. Same individual who had to escort me to my room responded with “they’re paying customers and it’s not that late” Now it’s 430am, same room next to me has music blasting while in the shower. I head down to the fitness center. The hotel has a peloton bike which is a great feature, however the manager never activated the bike so it’s useless and can not be used until they activate the bike. In all this is a renovated budget hotel very close to the domestic terminal at ATL and somewhere to just lay your head.