Hotels near Blount Cultural Park, Montgomery

The folx were friendly and helpful. I especially appreciate that I could have kim chi for breakfast. The early check in was much appreciated and I especially liked that Mike bent over backwards to help me when I left my mobile phone in the taxi. He was on the business line and let me borrow his phone to expedite the return. Roberto from housekeeping gave me good tips to reduce stress (I had a presentation to do) and was very kind to let me practice my Spanish with him. Overall great experience.

Beautiful lobby, staff very nice, room was big and clean, bed comfortable, wifi good, the bathroom....tub and shower...needs to be replaced. Was able to put our freezer bag in there freezer👍. Worst breakfast we’ve ever had at a quality inn, not much and worst thing ever....the coffee machine was broken 😡😡😡. Costco was just down the street👍, also a fantastic Korean restaurant was with walking distance 😋

I had not reviewed this place but need to change my accommodations ASAP (across the road! I ended up paying for two rooms that night because of that place!) I was fortunate enough to suddenly find a decently priced & clean room to stay for a week. I just googled extended stay & this was the first thing that popped up. I called at night to a general number & the lady was too nice to me, highly unusual these days. The building is older but the upkeep is exceptional. I didn’t expect then room to be so clean & smelled lemony fresh. The housekeeper deserves a tip! The staff are nice, professional, & helpful. This hotel is calm & quiet day & night. I cannot hear the guest next door. Yes, they do not have an elevator! It sucks but there are 8 steps from the front door & you will be on the second floor. Another 16 steps to get to third floor. It isn’t as bad as I imagined, I would have declined but I was a little desperate to find better room, & I have a lot of bags to carry. Once I entered the room & I was glad I did not have the time to decline to stay here based on a elevator. Actually, the lady at the front desk that night offered to help me carry my stuff more than once. I declined because my junk is not her responsibility. She also suggested that I can request to be transferred to the first floor in the morning if someone checks out. I thought that is what I would do but I’m actually comfortable & probably need that excise anyway. I just briefed two reviews & someone mentioned junkies. I have been here for few days & I have’t seen anyone in the parking lot except customers coming & going. No one lingering around, making me feel uncomfortable. I do see a lot of military personnel here so I am pretty sure they wouldn’t be here if the government thought it was unsafe. Veteran here & the military will tell you were you should not go. There are ppl walking along the main road that appear to be minding their own business & are not hanging around. The parking lot & cars a viewable from the rooms. There is parking on both sides of the building the front & back without any obstacles obstructing a clear view of the vehicles. My car is so close to me, if I jumped out my window I could probably land on my car. Although I am on the third floor it feels like being upstairs of a house. The building is on a hill so the second floor from the front is actually first floor. There must not be a first floor in the front. I am babbling so I guess I’m done with this review.

In some ways, my stay at the Courtyard was fine. Staff was friendly and welcoming. However, the property was not well kept up. When I first checked in, I was given a room right next to the elevator, which I requested to be away from. The ice machine had water constantly running (it was clearly malfunctioning). In my room, when I tried to close the curtains, they would not close. I wrestled around with them for awhile, but I could not get them to fully close. They always stayed open about a 1-2’ gap. The woman at the front desk kindly moved me to a new room, yet the new room smelled of stale smoke. The faucet dripped all night, and in the morning there was no hot water. The hotel did not have complimentary coffee in the lobby, which would have been nice. The key card door locks were all persnickety — and it took a while to open doors. My stay was ok (not terrible) but I don’t think I’d stay here again.

We stayed at this Econo Lodge on our way to home,nice hotel with wonderful and helpful staff,nice clean rooms with comfortable mattress we slept good we was tired after long drive plus they also got full hot breakfast which has lots of variety to choose from it's not only waffle they had sausage gravy biscuit sausage eggs and much more....we loved it and we would definitely back if we are in this area.

Was Harassed By Housekeeping All Morning Check Out Time Is At 11 And They Kept Knocking On My Door Saying Housekeeping I Said Something Three Times To Let Them Know I Was Still in Here And The Last Time He Just Barged In Without Knocking.

I usually don't write reviews, but I just wanted to share my experience. Pros: Very nice staff who tried to be as helpful as they could. Convenient location, spacious room, easy access to highway. Cons: The first room we were assigned was really dirty and had stains on the sheets and pillowcases and dust everywhere. They were nice and promptly moved us to another room. This room was better, still a little dusty, but okay. Then, the room above us started flooding down into our bathroom in the middle of the night, and we woke up to a flooded bathroom. On the other side of the bathroom, throughout the night, yellow water built up in the shower. Neither one of us had showered or even turned on the water, so I'm not sure were that came from. The maintenance people were nice, but at that point, we were just ready to get out of there. Also, their elevator inspection certificate was expired. For $99/night, I would go somewhere else.