An apparent carbon monoxide (CO) leak led to the evacuation of Residence Inn by Marriott in downtown Atlanta Friday morning, sending 5 people, including two children, to the hospital for observation.

Residence Inn by Marriott Evacuated Roughly 80 fire rescue personnel were called to the scene to help evacuate the building, Gray said. It took an hour to get all of the guests out of the hotel ...

On Friday afternoon, hotel guests said the Residence Inn was working to book rooms for them at other hotels in the area. Marriott International, which owns the Residence Inn, did not immediately ...

Atlanta Fire & Rescue personnel responded to 134 Peachtree Street, the Residence Inn Atlanta Downtown. ... The hotel just north of Woodruff Park is part of the Marriott chain.

A scary situation in downtown Atlanta Friday morning when a carbon monoxide leak sent five people to the hospital. It happened at the Residence Inn by Marriott on Peachtree Street.

Parent company Marriott International developed this brand to serve guests who are away from home for extended periods of time. Residence Inn seeks to create an atmosphere that maintains a balance ...