Fairlie-Poplar Historic District Golf Hotel

"We stayed here for one night to see at concert and had a wonderful experience at the hotel. The room was clean and felt cozy. We had great service at the front desk and had an easy time checking in and out. Our only issue was the parking situation. We opted out of the valet parking and chose to use the free parking lot across the street. Unfortunately we were scammed by a fake attendant and received a parking ticket. "

"Historic hotels are challenged by their age - and it shows in things like the AC. My first room never dropped below 76 degrees even with all the curtains closed. There were some surprisingly ratty details -- a shower curtain that was torn across the entire top - and curtains falling apart. However, great location and the nicest staff you could ask for -- I'd come again for sure. "

"The room was spacious and beautiful. Only thing valet is $50 a day so we found parking just a block away for $20 a day though. Overall my experience at this hotel was good had places around to do things and to eat from. "

"This is a great hotel located close to Centennial Park with easy access by streetcar to Martin Luther King National Park. It is surrounded by scores of restaurants. We had a two-room suite which was very nice plus a breakfast buffet. Note that parking is $40/day."

"Great stay, Front desk staff were friendly. The only issue is the area to pull your car in for Valet is little so you have to be careful to not get hit. And you can’t call for valet from your room. "

"The room was great it was clean and smelled fresh! The night person was very friendly and welcoming! The lady working the morning I was scheduled to come in was rude and very short with me! There was an issue with my credit card and tried to explain that to her and she kept trying to talk over me and clearly wasn’t listening!"

"Very dissatisfied. The room was very hot. When the air was turned on it blew out heat. Went to front desk and was told there would be no air conditioning until the following day and that I should just open my window. "