Our stay in Opelika was very nice and accommodating to our day to day needs while my mom was in the…read morehospital!

The Inn was very clean and freshly renovated. The staff…read morewere very friendly. We had no complaints. A comfortable night's rest!

We came here for my cousin's wedding who had rented out the location for the weekend. It was…read moreamazingly pretty and seemed like the ideal place to get married if you are into Georgian architecture. The grounds are gorgeous and make for great photos, and the interior is likewise amazing. I can't speak about the hosts since I did not deal with them directly, but I did talk with them and they were very nice!

The venue and grounds are gorgeous but that is where it ended. When I signed my contract, the…read moreSpecial Events Coordinator was very experienced and seemed devoted to our needs and making our event very special. She had to leave and we were turned over to a very inexperienced Venue Director that worked another full time job and used that as an excuse constantly. She seemed uninterested in our event and made promises that she later had no memory of. Thank goodness for emails and text messages that I could use to refresh her memory. The venue was suppose to provide security but they did not rope off or keep an eye on the stairs to the rooms where valuables were being stored by the myself, the bride and wedding party, etc. My husband also witnessed the security guy and venue director watching football away from that area. Prior to our event it took days for her to respond to emails, texts, and phone calls. I was supposed to receive my $1000 security deposit 10 days after the event. About 14 days after the event I began asking about the deposit. No response. Finally, I got an email stating that a toilet seat had been broken during my event and a whopping cost of over $400 to replace. I was never asked to do a walk through before the event so I don't know when the toilet got broken. I am going to file a police report for the theft of the ring. You also have to rent tents, linens, place settings, etc. They don't have a caterer. You have to at least have a day of coordinator which was the best money that I spent. Bring your own command strips if you want to hang wreaths on the front doors. Bring your own lighters for your candles because they are not going to tell you that. Your candles have to be contained and you have to use their approved vendors and there was only one for alcohol. If you are going to drop 50 grand on a day, do it in another location. 5 stars for the grounds but 0 for the management.

I went with a group after work, and it was well worth it. We did unlimited bowling, ordered food,…read moreand enjoyed the drinks and pizza. We had a great time overall, though the bathrooms could have been cleaner. Other than that, we enjoyed our visit.

Very clean and nice! This place is very nice on the inside and I can tell that they've been…read morerenovated recently! Good prices and friendly staff

I was here for an event with the university and this space is amazing. They have a huge ballroom…read moreand the theater/auditorium is big too. The hotel has been very well-kept and the staff are very professional. I checked out the bathrooms and I was happy to see them clean and smelling fresh and clean. I didn't even see anyone going in or coming out that worked at the hotel, but they were always clean when I entered. I did notice there were only outlets on one side of the hallway and we needed to plug up devices to charge. Other than that, the space we were set-up was excellent. They have a bar in the middle of the room in the reception area and it is stunning. If you are hosting a gala or fundraiser in the area, this is the perfect place for it. They have ample space, the staff is professional, and the food is amazing.

My daughter had an interview at Auburn so we stayed there overnight this past week. Location is…read moregreat. Heart of downtown. Staff was friendly and very accommodating. Two things I did not like about the hotel was parking fee and the cleaning maids came to clean our room before checkout time. I might try another hotel off campus next time due to the parking fee.

The space was pretty but the venue's staffed started cleaning up BEFORE the event was over. This…read morecould probably be fixed by specifying to staff expectations beforehand, nonetheless I was annoyed.

The space was nice visually but that's about as good as it gets. The staff acted as if we were in…read morethe White House. There was security in every corner like the secret service and they will not hesitate to grab you by the collar and yank you outside if they don't like what you're doing. Also if you have more than 2 drinks the bar tenders will cut you off and not say why. Also the the bar has about 4 drink options and the bar tenders won't hesitate to give you the wrong thing after they've charged you for it. Overall disappointing for how cute it looks.

This is now Crooked Oaks, btw. Though Coach Dye has passed, he has left this space to a Foundation…read moreto manage--and they're doing a good job! They are trying to have Auburn take over the space, however, so who knows what will happen then. We hosted an event here, and the property is quite beautiful. Though I didn't stay in the cabins, I was told they were nice. Staff were kind, as well. The pavilion is a wonderful space, though it was a bit chilly even with fireplaces and heaters (not really their fault, however). Catering was fine, though the dinner wasn't really worth the price quoted (honestly, it wasn't good). Breakfast, however, was delightful. Overall, a lovely spot for an event, wedding, or hunting trip. Highly recommended if you need a rustic venue in the Auburn area.

This is a beautiful place to visit. Come and shop for Japanese maples, walk the property & enjoy…read morethe trails. The event venue is also incredible - I can't imagine a better setting to have a party or exchange vows.

We rented this venue for an engagement party. What a great night! The staff was so helpful and…read morefriendly, even coordinating a pinball tournament and prizes. We had outsized food delivered and had a large table to set everything up on. What a great time!

Throwback place. Got a history of pinball machine evolution from the owner, Ernie (retired USAF)…read more It's a Wednesday in the holiday week and the place is jumping. The Jailhouse (club with movies and shows-for those 19 and older) is in back with nightly entertainment. This is a great business that fits in well with a blooming downtown area. The prices are great ($10/hr or $20 for the day). Dozens of machines for all evolutions of the games.