Atlanta Hotel Evacuated
Guests at downtown Atlanta hotel say carbon monoxide alarm jolted them awake before 5 hospitalized
It was a frightening morning for guests at a downtown hotel. Parents at the Residence Inn Downtown Atlanta hotel couldn’t wake up their children and had no idea why. It turns out they all had been exposed to carbon monoxide and the entire hotel had to be evacuated.
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