The Ritz-Carlton

2110 Walton Way, Augusta, GA 30904

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Real Traveler Rating: 4.1 out of 5 based on 82 reviews from 5 sources

Highly Recommended

Clean: Rating of 4.2 out of 5

Service: Rating of 4.2 out of 5

Location: Rating of 4.1 out of 5

Value: Rating of 3.2 out of 5

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Based on 82 reviews
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Overall:

"Great hotel, al fresco dining/bar, beautiful neighborhoods for walking." — source Hotels.com

"The room and restaurant were overpriced and I would never stay there again." — source Priceline

"We were excited to go to this historic hotel for a weekend getaway but were very disappointed with the overall stay." — source Travelocity

"Would stay there again." — source Expedia

"I would recommend this hotel to anyone just not room 326." — source Hotels.com
Clean:

"It was clean and the staff was pleasant." — source Hotels.com

"The rooms and bathrooms were exceptionally clean." — source Priceline

"Wonderful historic hotel with great location, clean and updated rooms; however the bathroom was too, too small for a couple or a single who likes or needs space for stuff." — source Expedia

"Beautiful, clean, elegant room and lobby." — source Priceline

"I like this hotel its always clean and comfortable." — source Expedia
Service:

"The room was great and the service provided was great." — source Hotels.com

"Friendly and helpful staff." — source Priceline

"The kind of service I would expect from the worst motel in the city." — source Travelocity

"No room service, except for breakfast preordered the day before @ 1 AM." — source Expedia
Location:

"Old Augusta location; 10 -15 minutes from airport/interstate." — source Orbitz
Room:

"Skip the suites, the regular rooms have French door access to the wrap around porches, which will more than make up for the marginal benefit of a separate living room and bedroom." — source Priceline

"The hotel was nearly booked the night we arrived so only a small room was available but the next night they upgraded us to a beautiful suite, which was very comfortable." — source Priceline

"Our room's air conditioner went out in the evening, leaving us in an 85 degree room: it was actually cooler outdoors." — source Travelocity

"room was huge and very comfortable, linens luxurious." — source Travelocity

"When we requested a king room one was not available. The Desk Clerk upgraded us to a double queen larger room." — source Priceline

More information on The Ritz-Carlton

Ranked among the top hotels in the world, the Ritz-Carlton has been the benchmark for San Francisco's luxury hotels since it opened in 1991. A Nob Hill landmark, the former Metropolitan Insurance headquarters stood vacant for years until the Ritz-Carlton company acquired it and embarked on a $100-million, 4-year renovation. The interior was completely gutted and restored with fine furnishings, fabrics, and artwork, including a pair of Louis XVI blue marble urns with gilt mountings, and 19th-century Waterford candelabras. The Italian marble bathrooms offer every possible amenity: double sinks, telephone, name-brand toiletries, and plush terry robes. The more expensive rooms take advantage of the hotel's location -- the south slope of Nob Hill -- and have good views of the city. Clubrooms, on the top floors, have a dedicated concierge, separate elevator-key access, and complimentary meals throughout the day. No restaurant in town has more formal service than this hotel's The Dining Room, which is a fine place but is not included in this book's dining chapter, because, while excellent, others in its price range are more exciting. The less formal Terrace Restaurant offers contemporary Mediterranean cuisine and the city's best Sunday brunch. The lobby lounge serves afternoon tea and cocktails with low-key live entertainment daily, and sushi twice a week. Facilities: 2 restaurants; 3 bars; indoor heated pool; outstanding fitness center; Jacuzzi; steam room; concierge; courtesy car; business center; secretarial services; 24-hr. room service; in-room massage and manicure; babysitting; same-day laundry service/dry cleaning. Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.

Check-in Time:

2 p.m.

Check-out Time:

12 p.m.

Year Renovated:

2006

Total Rooms:

145

Total Floors:

Rooms:

336 units

Price

$425-$460 double; $580-$830 club-level double; from $730-$830 executive suite. Buffet breakfast $32; Sun champagne brunch $65. Weekend discounts and packages available, V

Credit Cards Accepted

AE, DC, DISC, MC, V

Directions

Parking $50. Cable car: California St. cable car line (direct stop)

Area

Between Pine and California Sts

Parking

Parking $45

Dining

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