Spark by Hilton Tuscaloosa University

Great hotel for a pit stop, good breakfast selection.

Very nice hotel relax confort and clean

The place was nice. It seems to be Hilton economy brand. Things were nice but not too tier. The breakfast was OK.

My reservation from ********** did not appear on their check-in system, but the front desk person was very patient and very professional. We eventually worked out the details. Although the property was old, my room and the breakfast area were very clean. Breakfast was so-so as their protein options were only southwest omelets, hard boiled eggs, sausage links, and vanilla yogurt. Fruit options were apples, bananas, and oranges. There was a waffle station, but only butter and syrup as topping options. My room was as expected. I knew there was no coffee pot, but there was always coffee in the breakfast area. There was also a water bottle filling station in the hallway that I used quite often. The biggest downside was that my room was on the 1st floor. The noise in the parking lot was quite loud. Another reason I travel with ear plugs.

Desk clerk not aware of eating places in area and women managing breakfast was on her phone food cold and coffee undrinkanle

The Hotel was clean and smelled really nice. Staff was very prompt to your needs and very helpful.

The room was clean, appealing and well stocked with towels and toiletries. Continental breakfast was fine. There was a constant air freshener smell that could have been slightly toned down.

Rooms were clean! Breakfast was great coffee was a little cold but that’s easy to warm up. Beds slept amazing and loved the pillows!!!

The staff was excellent, friendly, and polite. While the hotel was mostly peaceful, I did hear other guests’ doors at times. My biggest issue was the fragrance. I could smell it right when I entered the building, and it was especially strong on the floor where I stayed. It came across like they were trying to mask a musty or moldy odor, which made it unpleasant. Despite that, the pricing was excellent, among the lowest in town. I would return because of the value and the positive aspects, but I would suggest reducing the intensity of the scent and softening the noise from doors closing.