Hotel Forty Five, Macon, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

Macon Marriott City Center

"Service was pretty slow when we got there Thursday night. It wasn’t our waitress fault. Not very organized and kitchen seemed slow. The next morning we had to pay for breakfast. $15.99 for breakfast that is usually included in your stay. We only booked for one night because we had a grandson in a wrestling tournament and didn’t know if we would need two nights. I wish I had booked the second night with trip. Com and I didn’t because we were right there at the convention center and I walked back over and ask to get our same room for one more night. We got it for almost double the price of the first night and still had to pay for breakfast."

TownePlace Suites Macon Mercer University

Hilton Garden Inn Macon / Mercer University

Holiday Inn Express & Suites MACON - I-475 by IHG

Garner Hotel MACON WEST by IHG

Best Western Riverside Inn

"Very great hotel! The customer service was superb and easy to check-in. It is modernized and has a nice aesthetic. The breakfast food is awesome and the workers are friendly/helpful. Would definitely recommend 10/10"

Home2 Suites by Hilton Macon I 475

"The 3 stars is mostly because it was very loud above us. Not sure what the floors are made of but even lightly walking was incredibly noisy. We stopped here as we are passing through to Florida. We are familiar with home2suites and typically really enjoy them. The breakfast was l unfortunately not hot (sausages, egg, etc). Location — the hotel itself is in a safer location but in general I wouldn’t stop here again with kids. There are not many restaurants around that are decent at all. With all that being said - the staff in the lobby were incredibly kind, welcoming and friendly. It was also very clean over all!"

Ramada by Wyndham Macon

"Hotel Z has no elevator or indoor stairs, but rather stairs outside the building. I had two large suitcases and couldn't get them up. I asked the waiter if they could help me get them up. They said, "No." I asked if I could cancel. They said, "Yes." I asked if they could help me cancel for free. They said, "Yes, I can cancel for free, but I have to contact the platform for a refund." I'm a Ctrip Gold member, so I immediately contacted the platform's customer service. They called right away to confirm if a refund was available. The hotel's front desk said they needed to process the confirmation via email and told me to leave. After the platform contacted me several times to say the hotel wouldn't refund, I stayed at a nearby hotel. I contacted the hotel's front desk again and told them, "If you had clearly stated that you couldn't cancel, or if you had canceled the refund, I would have gotten my luggage up there anyway. You said you could cancel for me. You're deceiving consumers." I think I understand that "I canceled for you" means I'll keep your money, so you can leave."