Red Roof PLUS+ & Suites Atlanta Airport South

This place is a step above being a DUMP!! The clientele that is frequenting this establishment obviously is LIVING in the place and they treat this place like a SWAP MEET!!!
The STAFF is somewhat accommodating, BUT it seems as if they are only dealing with the folks because they are paying MONEY on a daily or weekly basis!!!
The facility is OLD, and needs UPGRADING IMMEDIATELY.. furniture is out dated, fixtures are in need of changing and repair. This IS NOT at all what I KNOW RED ROOF to be and this is RED ROOF PLUS??? Where is the PLUS???

I KNOW this next statement is going to sound "that way", but each and EVERY establishment I've experienced like this is own by people who seem to believe in the same ideology of DOING THE BARE MINIMUM to exist as a business owner!! They DO NOT invest in their business to make is more comfortable for the guests... and it's SAD!!

RED ROOF... your integrity has diminished over the years and I hope you are able to recover and return to your GLORY DAYS!!!

Everything else

Feels unsafe

Everything

The drugs, the drug dealers, the roaches the air conditioner did not work. The TV was broken. I made a time, but it didn’t change channels the noise in the hallways. I didn’t like anything

Felt very uncomfortable since I got there due to a lot of strangers outside the building. I went in and it smelled like smoke , I was handed my keys and a lot more people started gathering around and then decided not to stay. I went in and informed them I will not be staying. Was still charged.

Toilet was already stopped up.

Lobby filled with people who were not guest.

Lots of people hanging out in the lobby ….. there was a strong smell of pot .. I thought I saw a drug deal going on … never knew who or what I was going to see or run into in the lobby

Basic

Stayed there due to the January storm 2026. The place is a dump. Reception desk was behind 2 inch bullet proof glass --need to say more? The room: dirty. Sheets had make up stains in one bed, and on the other blood, floor was sticky, plumbing was slow, tv remote w/o batteries, when asked for batteries, clerk taped them to remote as it had no back lid, breakfast? there was nothing but a handful of apples and stale sugary cereal... I had to ask cleaning staff to clean the room. The new sheets were clean but had been written on. I slept with my clothes on. Used plastic bags on my feet to use tub. Other "guests" in hotel questionable: homeless, prostitutes, pple smoking pot, fights broke during the day (I called front desk and said "Do you call the police or do I?") Cleaning Lady went to settle the fight. Another stranded guest--a flight attendant--left the hotel to go home and call in sick rather than stay there for the night. I barricaded myself as pple were fighting in rooms next to me and in front. Yes, I moved the desk to block the door connecting to another room and used the ironing board to jam the main door shut. Used the dirty sheets (cleaning lady only changed sheets on one bed) to cover the space underneath doors to block the cold air and smell of pot from entering my room. At 6:30 a.m. (trying to get out of there with first shuttle), I am greeted by a prostitute and her client at the elevator. No mistake made on my part, believe me. Both were very friendly, and high. Hallway rug was full of dirt and trash. EVERYTHING was dingy and dirty. At the lobby, all other guests who had to spend the night there due to the storm (and lack of hotel rooms) were huddling in a corner --safety in numbers-- while the regular patrons of the place came down in their pajamas (some without pants, just a towel around their waist) to raid the "breakfast" bar. It was a royal nightmare! And all for the price of $97.23 a night.