I don't like writing bad reviews. Not only does it mean I have--or in this case, am having--a bad experience, it also means I'm unable to write a good review. When you arrive at a place like this, like I did, only to find a dead bug on the inside flap of the pillowcase, things don't bode well. I am one week into three weeks of training at this facility and what do I find when going to the bathroom, half asleep at 1 AM but a GIANT cockroach, upturned in the middle of the small bathroom, legs kicking furiously. It is hard to return to your bed after something like that, so I decided to write this review in hopes of saving someone else who has a choice in selecting their hotel. (I did not have a choice, as I'm here on business...) This is my second time in to stay at the AATC in a two-year period and the condition of the hotel has definitely worsened. The rooms are out of date and tiny, even by New York standards. The television screen size is slightly larger than the screen on my laptop. The bedspreads and blankets look like the ones that I slept on as a kid in a rural, state cabin about 20 years ago. The staff are friendly and helpful. It is not their fault that they have to work in such a decrepit, unsanitary place. I truly feel sorry for them. This location is a real disgrace--a blot on the American Airlines brand name and the nostalgic notion of "Southern hospitality."
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