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房間不錯，早餐點餐對於不太會英語的人羣有困難。總體還是不錯的。

The server Elle at breakfast made our day. The restaurant was near full this morning and Elle worked it end to end. She remained calm, polite and professional while she hustled to take orders and check-in on every table. It was awesome to see someone perform so well in a tough situation.

The Hamilton has a lot going for it, but it didn’t quite deliver a satisfying stay. On the positive side, the location is excellent—right in downtown Alpharetta, in a walkable, lively neighborhood full of independent shops, restaurants, and a local vibe that’s a refreshing change from big-box blandness. The hotel itself looks great—modern, thoughtfully designed, and full of boutique charm—but the execution misses in key areas. My biggest issue was the room temperature: it never cooled below a sticky, humid 75 degrees. Even with the thermostat cranked down, it stayed warm and muggy the entire time, which made sleeping and relaxing difficult. The room was spacious but didn’t quite work. The layout felt off, and while it seemed like it was aiming for high-end, little details held it back—like a surprisingly small bathroom, limited closet space, and furniture that looked good but wasn’t comfortable or well-positioned. Other guests have noted the same—form over function. Noise was also an issue. I could hear hallway chatter and doors closing clearly, and the in-room soundproofing didn’t seem to do much. It wasn’t overwhelming, but noticeable enough to be distracting. Staff were pleasant and the public spaces were clean, but overall the hotel felt like it prioritized aesthetics over comfort. Not a bad stay, just one that didn’t live up to its potential. With a few fixes, it could be great—but for now, it’s solidly “meh.”