15 Best 5 star hotels in Johns Creek, GA (2022)

Michele Henry

I was only in town for one night for a corporate event and given the proximity to the venue, the rate, and the reviews, I chose to stay at Aloft I had previously stayed at the Aloft property in Nashville several years ago and was pleased, so I felt comfortable with my choice in Alpharetta My room, though small and on the first floor, was everything that I needed

(I formally traveled quite a bit for business, but this was my first time in a hotel since the pandemic) The room was very clean and quiet, had a nice waterfall shower head, desk space, large TV with many options and comfortable bedding Check in was super easy, as was check out My only, very small, issue was that my room didn’t have a Do Not Disturb sign, so I was interrupted twice This wasn’t a big issue though since I was traveling alone and was up and about both times Thank you very much for a near perfect stay

Scott C. Martin

I arrived one hour after check-in time to find an empty desk and a “back in ten minutes” sign Ten minutes later, I was given keys to a room that was already occupied Thankfully the current occupant was very gracious about a random person trying to get into their room

I went back downstairs and was given keys to an unoccupied roomThe room was relatively clean and in good shape The batteries to the tv remote were dead, so I tried to call down to the front desk The phone didn’t work I tested the wall plug and it still didn’t work I went back to the lobby to get new batteries and to report the dead phone, but the “back in ten minutes” sign was back out with no attendant in sight This was about 5pmLater I discovered that the ironing board had a broken leg, and I had to go back to the lobby to get a new one Thankfully the attendant was availableI am very careful to turn all lights off when I leave a hotel room, and to shut the blinds When I returned later in the day the lights were on and the blinds were lifted, but the room had not been cleanedMy verdict: this hotel is either suffering from staff shortages or spectacularly bad quality control Or both I will not be returning

Rhonda Greenhaw

This hotel is wretched! I have stayed in other Aloft Hotels that I enjoyed, but this place is awful The carpeting is always dirty I requested that my room be cleaned daily (you have to request that from Marriott hotels since COVID, which they appear to be using as an excuse to cut WAY back on services), and was initially told they CAN’T do that! I called the hotel manager and asked whether that was a policy and was told “no, of course you can have your room cleaned” – and was promised that I would have my room cleaned daily – as a business traveler I do shower daily and it is unbelievable that they would actually think this is a good policy to leave a week’s worth of dirty towels in a room – but apparently they do because this has been an issue at EVERY Marriott I’ve stayed at lately

Anyway, they promised my room would be clean – first day it was, then afterwards, nope I’m a gold member but if Marriott doesn’t get it together I will switch brands!