PEACHTREE INN & SUITES

Hot water failed to reach the minimum required temperature of 110°F in the following rooms:

Room 406(103F),417(101F),202(90F), 306 (108F), 318 (104F)

Hot water shall be supplied to all plumbing fixtures used for personal hygiene and must reach a minimum temperature of 110°F within a reasonable time. Corrective Action: Maintenance must inspect and adjust the water heating system or supply lines to ensure hot water is delivered at a minimum of 110°F to all rooms.

Hot water supplied to handwashing sinks, bathing facilities, and lavatories must not exceed 120°F to prevent the risk of burns or scalds.

Corrective Action:

• Maintenance must adjust the water heater or mixing valves to ensure hot water temperatures do not exceed 120°F at points of use

Room 410:

Chair unclean – Upholstery must be cleaned or replaced to maintain sanitary conditions.

No A/C filter installed – Install appropriate air filter to maintain air quality and HVAC efficiency.

Nightstand drawers stained – Surfaces must be cleaned or refinished.

Dresser in disrepair – Repair or replace to ensure furniture is functional and safe.

Clothes rack falling off wall – Secure or replace to prevent injury and restore proper use.

A/C filter dirty – Replace with a clean filter to support indoor air quality Rooms: 406, 417, 421, 313, 113, 108

Dresser, lamp shade, curtains in disrepair – Repair or replace Rooms 318, 406, 417, 108, 421, 202

Corrective Action: All noted deficiencies must be corrected promptly. Maintenance and housekeeping staff should complete necessary repairs, replacements, and deep cleaning

Observed staining and/or holes on mattresses, box springs, bedding, and pillows in the following rooms: 406,417,421, 202, 225, 318,313 and 108 All bedding materials, including mattresses, box springs, pillows, and linens, must be maintained in good repair and in a clean, sanitary condition, free from visible stains, holes, or damage. Immediately remove and replace all stained or damaged mattresses, box springs, bedding, and pillows from service.

Ensure mattress and pillow covers are used to protect against staining and wear

Observed holes at the end of the floors in the walkways on all floors

Loose toilet seat in rooms(306) – Repair or replace to ensure secure, sanitary use. Faulty bath faucet – Must be repaired to allow proper water flow Heavily stained bathtub rooms(421,306) – Clean or resurface to restore sanitary condition let seat – Repair or replace

Vanity area in rooms (406, faucet in disrepair) – Reattach or replace

Stained or holes bathroom ceiling/water damage in rooms (417,421, 202, 108) – Assess source of damage, repair ceiling, and eliminate moisture source to prevent mold growth.

General Corrective Action: All items noted must be corrected promptly. Failure to correct these deficiencies may result in point deductions during future inspections or further enforcement action

Lack of anti-slip protection or insufficient anti-slip surfaces was observed in the bathtubs or shower areas of the following rooms:

Room 406,417, 421,202,225,318, 113, 108 The absence of proper anti-slip measures poses a slip and fall hazard, especially in wet environments, and may result in injury to guests.

Bathtubs and showers must have slip-resistant surfaces or be equipped with non-slip mats or strips to prevent accidents and ensure guest safety.

Corrective Action:

Install non-slip mats, adhesive strips, or slip-resistant coatings in all bath and shower areas immediately

Lack of anti-slip protection or insufficient anti-slip surfaces was observed in the bathtubs or shower areas of the following rooms:

Room 417, 421, 225, 202,406,306, 318, 313

The absence of proper anti-slip measures poses a slip and fall hazard, especially in wet environments, and may result in injury to guests.

Bathtubs and showers must have slip-resistant surfaces or be equipped with non-slip mats or strips to prevent accidents and ensure guest safety.

Corrective Action:

Install non-slip mats, adhesive strips, or slip-resistant coatings in all bath and shower areas immediately

Observed housekeeping carts unclean with cellphones on floor 2 and 3

Hot water temperatures exceeded 120F in the following rooms: Room 407: 138°F Room 101: 130°F

Hot water supplied to handwashing sinks, bathing facilities, and lavatories must not exceed 120°F to prevent the risk of burns or scalds.

Corrective Action:

• Maintenance must adjust the water heater or mixing valves to ensure hot water temperatures do not exceed 120°F at points of use

Hot water failed to reach the minimum required temperature of 110°F in the following rooms:

Room 410

Room 324

Room 119

Room 202

Hot water shall be supplied to all plumbing fixtures used for personal hygiene and must reach a minimum temperature of 110°F within a reasonable time. Corrective Action: Maintenance must inspect and adjust the water heating system or supply lines to ensure hot water is delivered at a minimum of 110°F to all rooms

Room 410:

Chair unclean – Upholstery must be cleaned or replaced to maintain sanitary conditions.

No A/C filter installed – Install appropriate air filter to maintain air quality and HVAC efficiency.

Nightstand drawers stained – Surfaces must be cleaned or refinished.

Dresser in disrepair – Repair or replace to ensure furniture is functional and safe.

Clothes rack falling off wall – Secure or replace to prevent injury and restore proper use.

A/C filter dirty – Replace with a clean filter to support indoor air quality Room 324:

Dresser in disrepair – Repair or replace No A/C filter installed – Immediate installation required to maintain HVAC system and indoor air quality.

Room 225:

Nightstand drawer in disrepair – Repair to ensure proper function

Lampshade missing – Replace

Room 202:

A/C filter dirty – Must be replaced with a clean filter.

Dresser in disrepair – Repair or replace

Corrective Action: All noted deficiencies must be corrected promptly. Maintenance and housekeeping staff should complete necessary repairs, replacements, and deep cleaning

Observed staining and/or holes on mattresses, box springs, bedding, and pillows in the following rooms:

Room 324

Room 410

Room 407

Room 305 All bedding materials, including mattresses, box springs, pillows, and linens, must be maintained in good repair and in a clean, sanitary condition, free from visible stains, holes, or damage. Immediately remove and replace all stained or damaged mattresses, box springs, bedding, and pillows from service.

Ensure mattress and pillow covers are used to protect against staining and wear

Room 410:

Loose toilet seat – Repair or replace to ensure secure, sanitary use. Faulty bath faucet – Must be repaired to allow proper water flow Heavily stained bathtub – Requires deep cleaning or resurfacing

Room 407:

Heavily stained bathtub – Clean or resurface to restore sanitary condition.

Room 324:

Loose toilet seat – Repair or replace Heavily stained bathtub – Requires cleaning or refinishing. Baseboard coming off wall (vanity area) – Reattach or replace

Room 305:

Loose toilet seat – Must be repaired. Stained bathroom ceiling/water damage – Assess source of damage, repair ceiling, and eliminate moisture source to prevent mold growth.

Room 101:

Stained bathroom ceiling/water damage – Identify and repair water intrusion, and remediate damage Hole in vanity area wall – Patch and refinish wall Rusted shower rod – Replace with corrosion-resistant material.

Room 225:

Mold around the bottom of shower – Clean using EPA-registered cleaner and monitor moisture to prevent recurrence.

Room 202:

Bathroom door not closing – Adjust hinges or latch to ensure proper function Vanity light bulbs not working – Replace bulbs and check fixture functionality.

Room 119:

Rusted towel rod in bathroom – Replace with a corrosion-resistant fixture. Baseboard missing in bathroom – Install a moisture-resistant baseboard to protect wall and maintain cleanliness. Hole in vanity area wall – Patch and repaint

General Corrective Action: All items noted must be corrected promptly. Failure to correct these deficiencies may result in point deductions during future inspections or further enforcement action

Bathroom exhaust vents were observed with visible dust and debris buildup in the following rooms: Room 407, Room 324, Room 225, Room 202, Room 119

Unclean vents can impair air circulation, contribute to poor indoor air quality, and may encourage mold or mildew growth due to retained moisture.

Ventilation systems must be maintained in a clean and sanitary condition to ensure proper airflow and prevent the accumulation of dust and other contaminants.

Corrective Action:

All bathroom exhaust vents must be cleaned to remove accumulated dust and debris

Foul or unpleasant odors were detected in the following guest rooms:

Room 119

Room 101

Room 407

Corrective Action: Conduct a thorough inspection and deep cleaning of all affected rooms, including carpets, upholstery, bedding, trash receptacles, HVAC units, and bathrooms.

Identify and remediate the source of the odor, which may include moisture intrusion, soiled materials, or improper waste disposal.

Utilize odor-neutralizing products that are safe for hospitality use.

Ensure adequate ventilation and air circulation in each room

Lack of anti-slip protection or insufficient anti-slip surfaces was observed in the bathtubs or shower areas of the following rooms:

Room 410

Room 407

Room 324

Room 225

Room 119

The absence of proper anti-slip measures poses a slip and fall hazard, especially in wet environments, and may result in injury to guests.

Bathtubs and showers must have slip-resistant surfaces or be equipped with non-slip mats or strips to prevent accidents and ensure guest safety.

Corrective Action:

Install non-slip mats, adhesive strips, or slip-resistant coatings in all bath and shower areas immediately

Excessive lint buildup was observed behind the dryers in the laundry room, posing a fire hazard and reducing equipment efficiency.

Ceiling tiles were missing in multiple areas of the laundry room, exposing ceiling cavities and potentially allowing dust, debris, or pests into the space. Dryer lint accumulation must be regularly removed to prevent fire risk Ceiling tiles must be in good repair and properly installed to maintain sanitary conditions and prevent exposure of insulation, wiring, or other infrastructure

Corrective Action: Clean and remove all lint buildup behind and around dryers immediately. Replace all missing ceiling tiles

Water at sinks above 120F in rooms 309, 405, 123, 217, 109, 103 CA: Cold running water under pressure shall be provided to all equipment that uses water. Hot and cold running water under pressure shall be provided to all lavatories, bathing facilities, laundry facilities, and water-using equipment where eating and drinking utensils are washed. In all new tourist accommodations, and where possible in existing tourist accommodations, hot water in all guest rooms shall not exceed 120F

Observed stained curtains in rooms 423, 217, 309, 415 Observed missing lampshades in rooms 306, 309, 423, 217 Observed stained chairs in rooms 423, 415, Observed drawers in disrepair in rooms 320, 415, 217 CA: All furniture, draperies, appliances, carpets, and other accessories, in the tourist accommodation, whether the property of the tourist accommodation owner or not, shall be considered the property of and furnished by the tourist accommodation for purposes of enforcement of this Chapter, and must be maintained in good repair, clean, and free of vermin

Observed stained pillows or pillowcases or mattresses in rooms 306, 320, 123,

Observed bathroom floor tiles and/or tubs in need of cleaning or repairing in rooms 306, 309, 320, 415, 405, 217 Missing toilet tank lid in room 217 CA: Toilet rooms and fixtures must be smooth and nonabsorbent and shall be kept clean and in good repair. Walls, floors, and ceilings shall be constructed of easily cleanable nonabsorbent materials and shall be kept clean and in good repair. While being used by tourists, every surface of a bathtub, shower, shower enclosure, toilet and lavatory, which may come in contact with a person’s body, must be sanitized each day, unless the guest has declined regular tourist room services. If a tourist declines regular tourist room services, the tourist accommodation facility must ensure that these surfaces are cleaned and sanitized at least once per week and between tourists

Observed bathroom vents in disrepair in rooms 405, 309, 415 CA: Toilet, lavatory and bathing facilities shall be mechanically ventilated. Where ventilation ducts are used, ducts from toilet rooms shall not be connected into return ventilation ducts to any other room. In existing tourist accommodations permitted prior to the adoption of this rule, the current ventilation must prevent odor, mold, mildew, and moisture. All new or major renovation of a tourist accommodation will require mechanical ventilation to be installed to the outside of the building separate from heating and air-condition systems

Observed A/C vents unclean in rooms 423, 405, 320 109 is missing A/C filters CA: Ventilation systems shall comply with applicable State and local fire prevention requirements and building codes

Stained or unclean curtains in rooms: 314, 322, 408, 405, 404

Stained pillows in rooms 314, 404, 405, 408 Stained mattress in rooms 322, 408, 404

A/C vents unclean in rooms 314, 408, 405, 404

Observed 3 opened personal water bottles stored with clean sheets and towels on housekeeping cart. COS: water bottles relocated away from sheets and towels. Discussed that all personal items shall be kept from clean items for rooms

Stained curtains in rooms: 316, 114, 311, 318, 404 drawers in disrepair and/or unclean in rooms: 316, 114, 311, 318, 224, 217, 211, 425 stained chairs in rooms: 311, 119, 211, 404

stained pillows in rooms: 404, 217, 211, 114, 119 stained mattress or mattress pads in rooms: 217, 211, 404, 119, 114

Bathroom vents in poor condition in rooms: 321, 316, 311, 224, 318, 119

A/C vent missing in room 224 A/C vents in disrepair or unclean in rooms: 316, 321, 311, 217, 318,

Observed unapproved cooking equipment in room 224

Observed 2 bottles of chemicals removed from original container unlabeled. Advised to label the containers with Fabuloso and Lysol