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Holiday Inn Express & Suites Marietta
4.4/566 Reviews

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Marietta

Marietta|4.03km from city center
First, let me say there was absolutely nothing wrong with our room. It was spotless, the bed was comfortable, everything worked just fine, and none of the furniture was chipped or worn. Overall, no problems with the actual room. That said, there were a few issues. First, and this is pretty important, there is a sign on the front door saying masks must be worn. There are plexi-glass shields at the front desk protecting employees and guests, and the person who checked us in (a very nice lady) was wearing her mask. All this effort and what happens? They let people without masks come in and stand around the lobby and at the front desk. After we got settled into our room, we left to get dinner and two men (probably in their 30s) were standing at the desk without masks. And when we were checking out there was a younger lady in the lobby with her kids, and she wasn’t wearing a mask. So everything they’ve done to protect people…the mask sign, the plexi-glass, hand sanitizer, etc. are all pretty useless if they’re not going to enforce the rules. Look, I know it’s uncomfortable to have to tell people to put on a mask; it’s a terrible position for someone to be in. But just because some people have arrogant entitlement issues doesn’t mean they should be allowed to break the rules and endanger other people. So, even though the room was perfect, this is part of what I’m basing my rating on. The next issue is more of an issue I have with IHG than this actual hotel. Since I booked the room through Priceline, I apparently won’t be getting my points. In fact, I checked and I haven’t gotten any points for the last three stays at IHG properties (even though they took my club number at check in). So I guess if I want my points I’m going to have to pay a higher rate? So tell me…what’s the incentive to be loyal to the brand? Points should be given based on room nights, not how much I pay. It’s not like the room was free. Besides, working with Priceline was IHG’s idea, not mine. If this is how they’re going to be I’ll have no problem staying at non-IHG properties in the future. Again, this is an issue I have with IHG, not this particular hotel or its employees. Would I recommend this hotel? As a facility, yes. But if you’re concerned about safety and points, you might look elsewhere. It’s really a shame.

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Fairfield Inn & Suites Marietta
4.6/549 Reviews
Checked in late on Monday night and room looked fine at first glance. However, bathroom door doesn't lock (Rm 227) and the table between the two beds was not cleaned. It had spots, stains, and hair on it. My wife called down and Jared switched us right away. he came up and delivered our room keys to us. Next room was fine. beds were comfortable and breakfast was typical stuff you get. We liked this hotel option being that it's near the freeway. There is also an IHOP right in front of hotel. We didn't give 5 stars because we had to change rooms. Other than that, it was fine. We would stay here again.
Baymont by Wyndham Marietta
4.1/5117 Reviews
Clean motel good price and breakfast close to store gas station and restaurants better than any other motel around
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Marietta
4.4/566 Reviews
First, let me say there was absolutely nothing wrong with our room. It was spotless, the bed was comfortable, everything worked just fine, and none of the furniture was chipped or worn. Overall, no problems with the actual room. That said, there were a few issues. First, and this is pretty important, there is a sign on the front door saying masks must be worn. There are plexi-glass shields at the front desk protecting employees and guests, and the person who checked us in (a very nice lady) was wearing her mask. All this effort and what happens? They let people without masks come in and stand around the lobby and at the front desk. After we got settled into our room, we left to get dinner and two men (probably in their 30s) were standing at the desk without masks. And when we were checking out there was a younger lady in the lobby with her kids, and she wasn’t wearing a mask. So everything they’ve done to protect people…the mask sign, the plexi-glass, hand sanitizer, etc. are all pretty useless if they’re not going to enforce the rules. Look, I know it’s uncomfortable to have to tell people to put on a mask; it’s a terrible position for someone to be in. But just because some people have arrogant entitlement issues doesn’t mean they should be allowed to break the rules and endanger other people. So, even though the room was perfect, this is part of what I’m basing my rating on. The next issue is more of an issue I have with IHG than this actual hotel. Since I booked the room through Priceline, I apparently won’t be getting my points. In fact, I checked and I haven’t gotten any points for the last three stays at IHG properties (even though they took my club number at check in). So I guess if I want my points I’m going to have to pay a higher rate? So tell me…what’s the incentive to be loyal to the brand? Points should be given based on room nights, not how much I pay. It’s not like the room was free. Besides, working with Priceline was IHG’s idea, not mine. If this is how they’re going to be I’ll have no problem staying at non-IHG properties in the future. Again, this is an issue I have with IHG, not this particular hotel or its employees. Would I recommend this hotel? As a facility, yes. But if you’re concerned about safety and points, you might look elsewhere. It’s really a shame.
Wingate by Wyndham Marietta Conference Center
2.8/597 Reviews
Very nice and professional employees. Might need some upgrades but you pay for what you get.

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Highest PriceAU$718
Lowest PriceAU$67
Number of Reviews 784
Number of hotels16
Average Price(Weekday Night)AU$190
Average Price(Weekend Night)AU$206

Marietta Hotel Guide

On Trip.com, it's easy to search for hotels in Marietta. New and popular hotels in Marietta recommended by Trip.com. Marietta may not be a metropolis, but there are still great hotel options on Trip.com. Marietta is a quiet city. You'll definitely feel relaxed during your visit.

There is no civilian airport in this city. You can visit a nearby city first, and then head to Marietta using other means of transportation. Visitors often choose to travel to Marietta by bus.

Although Marietta is not a large city, there are still hotels with great value for your money. Marietta has high quality and low-priced hotels. You can spend one night at a nice hotel for only 83 USD. There are 1 four-star hotels in Marietta at an average price of 64 USD per night. There are 7 three-star hotels in Marietta at an average price of 86 USD per night. There are 2 two-star hotels in Marietta at an average price of 83 USD per night. There are many well-known chain hotels in Marietta. Those who favor Holiday Inn Express can choose a hotel under its name. In Marietta, chain hotels such as Holiday Inn Express are one of the top choices among travelers. A popular hotel in Marietta, Quality Inn Marietta Ohio is also one of the highest rated. Many tourists also stay at Lafayette Hotel Marietta.

If you stay at a hotel in downtown Marietta, nearby attractions like Mound Cemetery can be your first stop. If you want to spend a fun vacation with your family, locals recommend visiting Ohio River Museum. The most popular attractions for tourists in Marietta are The Locker Room Sports Bar, The Castle.

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