We stayed at this hotel for two weeks visiting our son who is an assistant professor of English at a university near there. My wife and I stayed in room 505 which was very comfortable. The room had a full size bed and a twin bed, there was a couch, table and chair in front of a 40 inch or so TV. There was also an area with a desk top computer, coffee maker and mini refrigerator. The Internet speed was faster than anything at a hotel in the U.S., 35 or so, but the desktop computer was still using Windows XP so bring your own devices. The most outstanding thing about the room was the shower and tub area. It was a room probably in the vicinity of 8 x 8 with a jetted tub and shower which was ample for even the largest American. Every morning I would wake up around 5:am and go downstairs to be greeted kindly by the desk clerk. On the first morning he showed me how to work the coffee machine in the breakfast area well before it opened. The closest thing to what I was familiar with was the espresso setting which took four rounds to fill up the coffee cup that I brought. I would then retire to the business lounge to drink my coffee and catch up on the news. The morning breakfast offerings were very good and the lady that prepared the food was very friendly and I truly enjoyed going there every morning.…We stayed at this hotel for two weeks visiting our son who is an assistant professor of English at a university near there. My wife and I stayed in room 505 which was very comfortable. The room had a full size bed and a twin bed, there was a couch, table and chair in front of a 40 inch or so TV. There was also an area with a desk top computer, coffee maker and mini refrigerator. The Internet speed was faster than anything at a hotel in the U.S., 35 or so, but the desktop computer was still using Windows XP so bring your own devices. The most outstanding thing about the room was the shower and tub area. It was a room probably in the vicinity of 8 x 8 with a jetted tub and shower which was ample for even the largest American. Every morning I would wake up around 5:am and go downstairs to be greeted kindly by the desk clerk. On the first morning he showed me how to work the coffee machine in the breakfast area well before it opened. The closest thing to what I was familiar with was the espresso setting which took four rounds to fill up the coffee cup that I brought. I would then retire to the business lounge to drink my coffee and catch up on the news. The morning breakfast offerings were very good and the lady that prepared the food was very friendly and I truly enjoyed going there every morning.

Gary from The 'Ville, Ga., USA stayed at Smart Tourist Hotel

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Smart Tourist Hotel