Western Inn Marietta

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All bad!

The gentleman who checked us in was very kind and did give us what he called an upgrade to a king-size room. That’s the only positive. Now from the negative, and I’m sure I have forgotten some of it. One the condition of the office was horrendous. Supposed wet plaster on the wall, which looked like i something that needed to be demolished, had a sign that said wet plaster. It looked like it had been there for a very long time. Hand-painted over the sign of whatever the last hotel‘s name was to say, western In. How are the amenities? How can I count the ways. No ice machines, no coffee makers in rooms, the bed was so uncomfortable that neither my husband or I slept . our bathroom hadn’t been cleaned. There was still a bar of soap in the shower was used along with several pubic hairs. There was stuff on the walls that I don’t wanna try to identify. I never took my shoes off except for in bed. I wanted to shower as soon as I left there because I wasn’t about to step foot in that shower. The room reeked of cigarette smoke and I don’t think that the filter had been changed in the air conditioner since the building was built. They had homemade cat houses made out of totes with holes, cut in them and straw that were shoved in the bushes around the property. There were at least six cats just laying around. I didn’t address any of this with the staff because honestly what in the world they’re gonna do about it. They obviously did not care. All we had to do is look around to see that.

Just an outstanding stay for the price point. It is an older property however it is tidy and the room was perfectly clean. I can’t emphasize what a great overnight baseball stay this is. Props to the staff. They were amazing as well.

The staff was kind and helpful when our key wouldn’t work. Very kind. Our room smelt like cigarettes and porta-potty. Couldn’t close the bathroom door. The floors were sticky.

This was the craziest hotel experience I have ever had. 1) we arrived to the hotel around 10:20 PM. There was no one in the lobby and there was a sign saying they would be back in 20 minutes. So we had to wait around to check in. 2) the first room we went in had no working AC (it was stifling hot as soon as we opened the door) and then we realized someone was in the bathroom with the door closed taking a shower so we quickly exited the room. 3) the second room we got moved into after the shower incident was dirty. The beds had hair and crumbs in them, fridge was leaking, and there was a dirty towel in the room. It was late, we were tired and had a race the next morning that we needed to get up at 6:00 AM for so we were going to just accept our fate until we go to plug in our chargers and there was a vibrator in the lamp. Needless to say we immediately left and then they offered us another room. The third and final room we were placed in was under active construction (like they were installing an AC at 11:30PM). So we had to wait for 30 more minutes while the room was prepared for us. We finally got in the room around midnight. We weren’t offered a discount or anything for this unbelievable experience. The area that the hotel was in was convenient to the Braves stadium but it was also pretty sketchy.

Place is a dump. Would never recommend staying here

The cleaning staff were smoking weed in the room next to ours so it stunk everywhere. The man at the front desk was very nice. The room was ok but smelled old. Outside was old with chipped paint everywhere and dirty. It was quiet outside until someone decided to set off fireworks at 10. It was definitely not a 7.2 rating. I’d put it closer to a 5 out of 10.

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The place is behind a gas station and feels a little shady with armed security. I arrived at 7 p.m. and still had to wait 10 minutes to check in. The invoice from the hotel was only $108 for three days, while I paid Expedia $200, which was confusing to start with. I wouldn't write a review if not for this: 2 out of the 3 nights, the neighboring tenants blasted music so loud that I thought I was in the front row of a concert. I believe these tenants live in room 139 and are well-known to the establishment. The first time (the night of 5/23/2026), I called the reception desk. The receptionist said she couldn't hear me well and kept me on hold for 8 minutes. I had to walk to the reception myself past midnight to ask for a different room or a refund, at which point she finally resolved the issue effectively. The second time (the night of 5/25/2026), I called reception again. The guy said he would come remind my neighbor quickly, but it took more than 20 minutes, so I had to call back. He came but didn't resolve the issue; the music kept going and the volume was only slightly reduced. I kept calling the front desk multiple times after that, but nobody answered anymore. I didn't want to deal with the next-door "DJ" myself because the environment felt dangerous, especially at night. I only fell asleep later out of exhaustion. I am aware that the motel only receive $35/day, but a DJ next door two out of three nights are too much to bear.

Quiet