Northeast Alabama Regional Airport Hotels in Gadsden, United States of America

"This room was probably one of the worst rooms I have been in while traveling, and I travel a lot. Including overseas. The smell was absolutely atrocious. Everything in the room seemed damp. We went in the room, and could smell the room. I opened the door to try and let some of the smell out, and sat on the bed. The bed and chairs were all damp, like the room was moist. The shower had mold in it, and when I went to the front desk, they looked confused by what I was saying. I was also placed in a smoking room when I didn't want a smoking room. I did cancel the room, and did not get my money back. I would have rather slept in the car that to stay at this location. I am normally not a complainer about these things, I write positive reviews, but this place was unsanitary, and the staff was not helpful at all."

"Great experience. We stay again."

"Rooms were clean. Beds were comfortable. Breakfast was about the same as all continental breakfast. Staff was very nice and friendly! Would stay here again!"

"Hotel was really clean & everything worked very good. Highly recommend at affordable price. Staff was very nice."

"All was good. Clean, and well kept"

"Clean. Good parking & breakfast. Close to interstate. Met all our needs. "

"Old rooms and old bedding. Staff tried to give a double room when I booked a king room. Adequate parking. "

"The room was disgusting. We had reservations for 2 nights and did not stay the 2nd night. There was not much lighting as we had a late night arrival & we did not feel safe at all. The morning desk clerk said we could get a refund for the 2nd night, but we got the run around between Travelocity & the hotel manager (who was “authorized” to make refunds). Extremely disappointing and WOULD NOT recommend even if just passing through!"

"Nasty. We left and went to another hotel. Gaps in the door, reeked of smoke, blood on the walls, counters not wiped. We reeked of smoke after sitting in there for only 7-8 minutes."