Hotels in Montgomery

"The hotel was older but some things had been remodeled in the past several years, and it was very clean. We were only staying one night and didn’t get there until about 7pm, about an hour later we heard a train that sounded like it was about to come through the room. I was hoping it was the last train of the night or something because no where that I saw the hotel said anything about a train being 10 feet away from the hotel. Unfortunately the train came by 4 or 5 more times by the time we got up in the morning, and yes it blew its whistle several times every time it came by. When I said something to the lady at the desk when we checked out she was rude. We will not be staying there again even though it’s in walking distance to the college my daughter is starting next year. "

"It was a very relaxing and peaceful stay"

"Modern facilities but poor management. Many small issues or issues that we had to call or return to front desk to solve. Didn't seem motivated to keep up on the work properly."

"All good"

"Nice stay"

"My overall impression was just “meh”. There was no one monitoring the front desk. Finally saw a tiny sign that said to call 0 for help. So I did from the landline on the desk. After ringing for quite a while a man came from the back dressed like a mechanic. He had on a company shirt, but didn’t look professional and didn’t act particularly professional. No greeting. Hardly any engagement. The whole hotel desperately needs to be updated. The dishwasher was running loudly when we got to our room and continued to run until we checked out the next morning. Everything seemed clean enough… but was dingy. Mattress was uncomfortable and pillows were just lumps. It all needs to be replaced. But the linens seemed clean. Just not impressed with the whole experience. "

"No hot breakfast today. Just muffins cereal yogurt"

"Hot tub wasn’t in service, good customer service, breakfast was ok. "

"My husband enjoyed his one night stay here and plans to stay again next year, while in nearby Randolf for Railroad Days in 2027."