We make it a point to stay here on our drive to Orange Beach. The night front desk clerk was…read moreamazing! There was a school boys sports team staying and she put us on a separate floor and the room was clean, quiet and roomy! The kickback bartender was awesome!

A long time Embassy Suites customer, NO longer. Drury Inn exceeds Embassy in so many ways. Many…read moreyears of traveling I should have been a Drury customer a long time ago.

This hotel seriously allowed a smoke alarm that went off at 3:31 AM to loudly chirp for SIX HOURS,…read moreresulting in NO sleep for my husband and myself. called downstairs with ZERO help for any solution, but tough it out. This place does NOT care if you sleep or if you're comfortable. We did get $30 whole dollars credit on a $200 room, plus an attitude from their staff. I overheard a conversation between a guest who's family is here and his room had not been cleaned in TWO DAYS. Says ALL you need to know. The Drury Inn is a stone's throw from this place. Stay there. We are in the future. DONE

The staff in the evening helped me with getting back into our room when we got locked out and was…read moreso incredibly kind. I would definitely stay here again. Clean rooms and incredibly kind staff.

Beautiful hotel - stunning lobby and neat little touches in terms of the artwork and high ceilings-…read moreeven our "standard" king room had a high ceiling (my wife commented on it). The cleaning crew acknowledged us with a smile and "hello" as we walked down the hall. The room was very clean! We met McKayla and Heather in the Ironwood restaurant - very friendly. It just felt like home. And the food was amazing!!! I know where I'm staying anytime I'm in Birmingham. "Just over the hill at the Valley Hotel!"

Valley is definitely a super nice hotel! Anytime I've come here to dine in their hotel restaurant,…read morethe staff is always friendly and helpful. The decor is lovely here and the hotel is always orderly. I can't speak for the room prices as I've never stayed here. Valley is in a great and popular area.

This Aloft is a bit of a lifesaver if you come to town hoping to stay in an area where you can walk…read moreto things like coffee shops, smoothie shops and restaurants (even some clothing and gift shops). Reception staff is extremely welcoming, even when you come down in the morning to go about your day. It's kind of nice. They give you water and a box of snacks at check-in. If you've stayed at an Aloft before, you know the rooms are basic, but comfortable and no exceptions here. Great bed/linens, Dry Bar products (wish the soap dispensers weren't so high in the showers. Some of us are under 5'5") The gym is fine, albeit tiny with 2 treads, 1 elliptical and 1 stationery bike and 1 bench with a set of weights. Luckily no one was ever in it when I was working out. They also have an indoor pool, which is a nice touch. Next time I'll bring a bathing suit. One thing, the sign in the room notes it's a noon check out. I had an annoyed housekeeper knock on my door at 11:45 reminding me check out was 11 and that they told me this at check-in. No, they did not. Also, I am Bonvoy Gold and typically they offer me a later check-out. The hotel didn't seem especially full during my stay. I just don't love feeling like I was taking advantage of any situation. It's as simple as changing the sign in the room. The previous times I reserved hotels in Birmingham, I was in really not great areas where you couldn't even walk to get a cup of coffee. Homewood is the area in which to stay and I'll definitely stay here again.

Good location pretty central for most things. They have a pay parking garage available but also…read moreplenty of free parking on the street in front of the hotel. The staff is friendly. The rooms are spacious with very comfortable beds. The only complaint is the door to the bathroom is a very cumbersome & awkward to close/open pocket door.

The front desk had stellar customer service. Check in was easy and quick. The lighting is decent…read morefor it to be in a back near a lot of trees. I felt safe during my entire visit. The breakfast items were plentiful which are served from 7-10am. The beds were a little uncomfortable as if someone has been sitting and weighing down on one side. I think a quick fix on flipping the mattress will help. The location is very close to several stores and restaurants, i.e Walmart, Sam's, K & G, Starbucks, and Chipotle just to name a few. Overall, if I return to Birmingham I will book at this location again.

When staying in a hotel, there is an implicit understanding that the hotelier will provide a safe…read moreenvironment for their guests. This hotel does not meet this standard. I had a medical procedure scheduled at UAB. My husband didn't want me driving home by myself the next day so he came down to Birmingham with me. We were a little early so went straight to the hotel to get him checked in. Besides a little language barrier with the front desk clerk, check in was uneventful. We proceeded to his room. Even before we crossed the threshold, the smell of what we thought was bleach hit us square in the face. We thought maybe housekeeping spilled bleach while cleaning the bathroom. Upon further inspection, we realized that the smell was coming from the bedroom area. It was absolutely overwhelming. Almost immediately I developed a headache and my asthma started to act up. I had to leave the room. We went to the front desk and spoke with a different employee, my husband telling her that he couldn't stay in that room - the smell made the room uninhabitable. She said that the hotel was full and there was nothing she could do. She did come down to the room with us to see (smell) what the problem was. Upon entering the room, she immediately knew what it was - the room was recarpeted the day before and it was the off-gassing of the carpet and glue that was causing the odor. We all went back to the front desk where she reiterated that there were no other rooms available and there was nothing she could do. There must have been something going on in BHM this weekend - I had a hard time even finding a room at all. My husband had no option but to stay in this room. We moved his bag in then proceeded to the hospital. I got checked in and got settled in my room all the while with my head feeling like it was about to split in two. I asked the doctor for some Tylenol and told her why I had a headache. She immediately said that my husband absolutely should not stay in that room - the gasses being given off by the glue were hazardous to his health. We told her that there were no rooms available in BHM for the evening. Dr P always goes above and beyond, that's why I like her so much. Once again, she just blew me away with her kindness when she offered my husband a recliner so he could spend the night in my room. Because there was a little delay in getting my test started, my husband took the opportunity to go back to the hotel to check out. Upon telling the front desk clerk that he was checking out, he was told that he wasn't able to until morning. He emphasized that the room was uninhabitable but that fell on deaf ears - she repeated that she was full and couldn't (wouldn't) accommodate him. He asked for the manager and was told that they wouldn't be in until Monday. There was no one at the hotel who could even make a higher level decision. He knew he couldn't and wouldn't stay in that room so he grabbed his bag and left. The clerk wouldn't even give him a receipt. She said he could get it in the morning. We lost $225 on a room that was dangerous for him to stay in. Let me expound on the danger. The "new carpet" odor is the 4-PC off-gassing, which can cause headaches, nausea and eye and respiratory tract irritation. It may also affect the central nervous system. The adhesive used to affix the carpet to the floor typically contains benzene and toluene, some of the most harmful VOCs. These compounds are toxic and known carcinogens. It was reckless of the hotel to sell a room in this condition. Furthermore, refusing to allow my husband to check out and have the room refunded was unconscionable. We stay at Holiday Inn Express often. We have stayed in this particular hotel before without issue. Sure, the room is probably safe to stay in today but the complete lack of concern towards the occupant's health was dangerous and irresponsible. This time is was volatile chemicals - who knows what hazard will be ignored tomorrow. The next time we come to Birmingham, even if this hotel has the last room available in the city, I will stay in my car rather than here. I will be contacting IHG about this incident.

Very racist. Called the police on me twice after I paid for 3 days. Had the police come detain me…read morethen they let me go, went back to the hotel and nobody could look me in the face or greet me! Very appalled and will be suing the two ladies who called on me & Marriott for defamation of character !!!!! Shame on you ! And the treatment that was never deserved after paying $300 PER NIGHT!!!! I WILL SEE YOU IN COURT.

Stayed while on business. Pretty nice hotel. Coffee was on point. Location was decent. Full kitchen…read morewith cooking and dining ware. I didn't see housekeeping carts parked everywhere but the rooms were cleaned and that's a plus for me. Nicely furnished room's and lobby. Pillow was down and not very comfortable. I would recommend this hotel.

Toilet seat was broken, dresser was being leveled with a piece of trash, kitchen sink was held…read moretogether with duct tape, shower was clogged from guests before me. Hallways smelled like dog pee and had used floss picks on the floor

If you have a choice to stay here or stay home, stay home. They need to do renovations of this…read morehotel. I checked in on a Friday afternoon and checked out the next morning. My showers was a hybrid bath. The faucet kept running during my shower while water was also coming out of the shower head. The door to the space with the shower and toilet touches the sink and countertop. That design was interesting. The bed showed signs of age and LOOKS like it needs to be replaced. When I got into the bed, I could hear and feel each and every spring in the mattress. The seating area had a velour sofa. It was spacious; just dated. There is not enough space in the parking lot for everyone if the hotel is full. When I got back at night to sleep, I had to drive around the building three times to find a spot. When I finally did locate a spot it was in the opposite side of the building from where my room was located. The elevator is sloooooow and some of the common areas had trash in the floors. I didn't do research in this hotel prior to booking, so I take responsibility for that. I did go to breakfast the next morning and it was okay; waffles, cereal, pastries, eggs, and yogurt. They don't charge incidentals but do take your card information to keep in file during your stay.

This was the worst Hilton experience. I was booked here for a month for business. Room service…read morewas subpar; we all had to ask several times just to get our rooms cleaned and when they were if was sub-par. employees besides 2 were very impersonal, there was a full employee turnover during our stay and they were still unapproachable. The outside common area was trashy, cigarette butts everywhere and never cleaned up. Trash in the parking lots. The side doors were inoperable during the month-long stay. At checkout, the front desk clerk did not know how to separate guest charges and was unable to check me out because the person training her was in the restroom, while standing there i saw her exit the lobby door. Employees lacked any professionalism in attitude and appearance.

Had 2 consecutive days of appointments in the area. Made reservations to stay in Marriott property…read morein Gardendale the first night. Checked in this Hilton property the next day. The stay was less than desirable. The hotel has no complementary food nor snacks. Nor was there breakfast available onsite. Early that morning long before checkout hour, as I was dressing for the day, I heard rooms down the hall being knocked on. More of banged on. Then the knocking became closer up the hall to my room. It was clear someone going room to room knocking had and loud on the doors saying " Housekeeping" in a loud screeching voice. I really thought l was hearing a clip from an "old time" movie, definitely not a luxury brand hotel!!!! The knocking shouting "housekeeping" finally made it to my door. I immediately responded "The guest is still in here!!!" I was truly appalled! I'm a Hilton Honors gold member (AmEx Platinum) with a late check out option. It wasn't even 10 AM CDT. That approach was far reached from being professional yet, alone not business professional either. When I left that housekeeper was near my door and immediately asked "are you checking out now?" My loyalty toward Hilton was tarnished with that stay!

Where to begin. They charge $10 to park your car when only way to navigate from hotel is by car…read more Our second evening at hotel it was raining outside and key card to enter side entries would not work - had to walk in rain all around building to enter at main lobby. Then get to room and room had not been cleaned - no fresh towels - called front desk and was told only fresh towels and room cleaned every other day What a disappointing and must I add depressing place to stay

The hotel is a pretty big property and has only ONE small elevator at the very back corner, far…read morefrom check in. And lucky me, it didn't seem like the hotel was full, but I was given a room on second floor on the complete opposite corner, farthest away from the one elevator. Feel that could be better managed. That said, it was super quiet. The room was immaculately clean with recent updates. I love that they still have the wall AC units bc it gets the room nice and cold and has the best white noise for sleep. The beds were very comfortable.

The valet guys - Devin and DC - were great. Friendly and professional. Overall, the hotel is a…read moresolid stay and I enjoy the breakfast options in the morning.

Everything was great. Staff was wonderful and rooms were huge! Highly recommend this hotelread more