Bellyard, West Midtown Atlanta, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

"We visited their lobby bar called the drawbar. The food options are really good. But the drinks are disappointing. The beer sele lion is good. But the cocktails are all premixed and served over crushed ice so you get very little drink and no room to customize.."

"What a Surprise. Some of the Bonvoy locations like this can be a hit or miss… But they nailed it on this one. The rooms are a great size and QUITE. The beds are super comfy. The restaurant and bar area makes you not even want to leave the place. This is my new pick when in ATL. Surrounded by lots of entertainment and plenty to do all within walking distance. We parked and did not even grab the car for anything else."

"Pleasant stay! I was in Atlanta for business and our firm chose The Bellyard for the event. Very pleasant and attentive staff made check in a breeze and even showed me to the elevator. Room was very stylish but had a couple of quirks: the closet was too close to the bed making it hard to use it. The hard floor and concrete ceiling made the room a bit noisy. Finally it seems as though the heat was already turned off as it was not possible to warm up the room a bit. So not perfect, but REALLY nice. Would visit again!"

"Beautiful hotel, close to lots of shops and restaurants. The Christmas decorations throughout the hotel were very pretty! Service was great…we had the pleasure of talking to Pam while at breakfast. She told us about the history of the hotel and about new and upcoming places to visit….she was so helpful in answering our questions about the area! Thanks again for a wonderful stay."

"The vibes I got from this hotel is "we're the nicest hotel in West Midtown, and you should feel honored that you're staying here". It is a little pretentious because it is in a popular part of town for nightlife and dining. The hotel and its staff are not well trained. The valet was not attentive and did not bother to instruct us how to get to the lobby. We accidentally took the employee elevator, and a hotel worker said that this happens all the time - seems like the valet just does not care. Another issue we had was at check in, where I politely asked if any room category upgrades were available or if there was an opportunity to change the room category for an additional charge. The front desk staff told us that the hotel was sold out and that they were unable to accommodate an upgrade. I then showed her on my phone that there were multiple rooms in different categories still available for booking. She then told us that the website was wrong. This was a flat out dishonesty. I understand that elite members are not always going to receive upgrades, even if rooms are available, but don't tell guests bold faced lies about the room inventory. Just tell me the truth and say you can't accommodate an upgrade due to the hotel policy. I don't want a fabricated apology from management, just treat your guests better and have some integrity. Thank you."