Quality Inn Alexander City

Very clean (and smelled clean!), friendly and professional staff. Quiet and able to get a good night sleep. The breakfast in the morning was also very good. I actually had a breakfast - eggs, bacon, biscuit and a waffle)! I would definitely stay here again.

Upon arrival you are greeted with the most atrocious smell. Whatever they use for "air freshener" is the most appalling smell I've encountered. And this smell is everywhere, you can't escape it, even in your room. There is no elevator. The bathtub hadn't been cleaned as there was hair conditioner in it. The shower curtain is covered in mold. There was some old pieces of shredded cheese on the bathroom floor and small hairs in the beds. When I went to lock the door for the night there was a strong smell of weed. There are stains on the bedspread and a giant patched hole. Overall, we will never stay here again and don't recommend anyone else do either.

Rooms were very clean and well stocked. Housekeeping had it smelling nice. Check-in was easy. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Beds were comfortable. Air worked well. Pool was clean and nice. Breakfast was good. They had waffles, sausage, biscuits, eggs, cereal, oatmeal, fruit, bagels, muffins, orange juice, coffee, and milk. Overall, it was a really good experience.

When I called to make reservations I specifically stated I needed a non-smoking room with a king size bed. We arrived at the hotel and on the door it says no vacancy. We get into our room and the smell of weed and cigarettes proved it was not a non-smoking room. Everything in the area was booked so we had to stay. They would not compensate but gave us a bottle of spray which done nothing!! So, we were not happy with our stay.

If you’re thinking about staying here, don’t let that thought even enter your mind. Nasty motel, from the view of things, management(if there is any) is lacking to say the least. When you let your property decay to this manner and allow the dirty rooms, rude staff and I could go on and on but not enough letters in the alphabet or minutes In the day to allow a true description of this stay. I would do as Jenny in Forrest Gump and pray to make me a bird so I can fly far far away from this place. Never again.