We arrived late Saturday Night for the Nextel Race on Sunday..The lobby was closed, and # posted on the front door. We checked in and were taken to our room by the night watchman?? The room was awful!!! Were offered another room that was in the process of renovation.. chose to stay in the 1st room. We slept on top of the bedspead (the sheets looked as if they had been slept on) had to shower in flip flops, as carpet and floor was filthy.. If I had it to do over, would have slept in my car.. Was approaced by a man in the parking lot who wanted to sell me a video camera. The short overnight stay was a nightmare!!! they should condem the place!!!!

We booked this hotel thru Orbitz 2 mths in advance of the Nextel Cup race in Atlanta in Oct 2005. We called prior to the date of arrival to confirm the reservation and all seemed OK. We called the day of arrival also and was told the room was still booked to us. We arrived at the hotel that evening to a lobby full of angry people. Not only us, but several others were being told that their 'reserved' rooms were no longer available. The person behind the desk appeared to be apx 17 yrs old and was totally unconcerned. We ended up staying at what appeared to be a pay by the hour place in desperation since it was a race weekend and Sat before the race. We contacted Orbitz to complain and were told we should have called them while we were at the hotel...not days later. They did however call the hotel and were told that we must be mistaken, that they did have a room for us that night. Another call resulted in a different story, they did not show a reservation for us. And yet another call resulted in another story altogether..that when we arrived there we were told that the room was being cleaned. I even tried to contact a regional manager for the hotel a few days later and not heard from anyone........could it be they are still returning complaint calls and just haven't had time to return mine yet?

Please, if you value your safety and peace of mind, do NOT stay at this hotel. I saw what I believe to be drug sales going on in an upstairs room when we attempted to check in. The office was closed when we arrived, with a number to call taped to the office window. The "suite" was a tiny room with a bed, a dresser, table and chair. There was a three foot patch of spackle behind the door and roaches in the kitchenette. My tour of the room lasted all of 15 seconds before we left and lucked into another (safe) hotel room on a busy Nextel Cup Race Weekend. There was more that was observed, but those were the high(?)lights.
DO NOT STAY AT THE SAVANNAH SUITES IN JONESBORO GEORGIA.