Baymont Inn And Suites Birmingham

This place is cheap and the staff is friendly which I like! However it’s just kind of gross. The door was open to our room when we checked in after midnight and there were several «friendos” – gross bugs! Oh no! Lol it’s comfortable enough for the price I think next time we can find smthg better.

I’m not one to complain. …BUT, from the reception all the way to the room.. thumbs down. Walked into our room. .carpet was soaking wet.. Panel on front of sink wasn’t attached appropriately, fell off! Shower was not good.. space to tight, tub would not drain standing in ankle deep water! Management needs to make improvements!

This hotel is awful. Don’t bother until management makes some serious changes. The room had a foul odor. The bathroom smelled like urine. The sheets and pillowcases didn’t even match and there were stains on the sheets. The roaches outside on the sidewalk were enormous!!! We were exhausted before we checked in and only stayed because we were too tired to get a refund & leave. The chain on the door was coming unscrewed and it felt unsafe inside the room. It was soo loud at night. The other guests partied during the night. While checking out, we overheard another customer saying her door lock was broken so they have her a new room (wonder if they fixed the door!!!)

2^nd year in a row we have stayed here. The house keeping staff is amazing, but the manager and the front desk clerk are completely incompetent and unable to do their job, or produce a receipt upon request for the days that we have stayed at the hotel from check in to check out! The manager is too lazy to get up and come to the location to fix the problems that are going on at the front desk bc she is at home sleeping. Then refuses to listen to anyone when trying to explain the information that’s needed for tax refund status. I would DEFINATLY NOT recommend ANYONE to stay at this location!!! We WILL NOT BE BACK!!!

On Saturday Night, March 8^th, Tony and I stayed at this lovely Baymont Inn & Suites outside of Birmingham, Al. It didn’t cost that much, a great location and we enjoyed it very much.
It was a non-​smoking room, which I loved very much… but Tony hated but he went outside on the balcony and smoked… yeah!!! I get tired of the smoke!!! I would stay here again!
There is an outside Seasonal pool. Three floors of rooms, stairs and elevator. There is a free breakfast included in the morning. Hot waffles, yogurt, fruit, bagels and toast with muffins and cereal (hot and cold) milk, coffee and juice and bottle water. Very nice breakfast!!! Large dining area with televisions. I would stay here again.
Our room had a large comfortable King Size bed… very nice!!! Clean and comfortable… and even though the main highway was very busy and about ¾ mile from the I​-65​.it was not noisy. Plenty of restaurant choices near by and in walking distance
Address: 1466 Montgomery Highway, Birmingham, Alabama, 35 216, United States
Comparison: less expensive than average
Price: US$ 40 – 80
Theme: Hotel

Very well run, comfortable accommodations, safe neighborhood, friendly and helpful staff. This location is near interstate 65 for easy access, close enough to the city and convenient to eating places. Room clean. Pool Clean. Spacious parking lot. We did not encounter any problems with our stay at this property. Overall nice place to stay.

Only reason I booked here was because nothing else was available. If I would have known how nasty this place was I would have booked a hotel farther from campus just to stay someplace nicer. Sheets were stained… Pillow cases. Yuck! Thank goodness my daughter and brought our own pillows.

I’ve stayed in worse hotels, but this one makes the list. First off, I arranged the stay through
, and the hotel staff never asked for my information when I checked in. Then, as we’re visiting family the next day, they call me and tell me I was supposed to have checked out. Um, no, I reserved the room (and already paid for it) through
for six days. They said I had to come sort it out with them. We sorted it out when we came back that evening, and there was a lot of confusion on their part, which makes me wonder if they deal with internet agencies much.
The worst part of staying there was that our key-​cards stopped working each time we left the room. I was about the blow my top the fourth time this happened, and they issued cards to us that wouldn’t automatically get reset everyday at checkout. After that, no problem. Breakfast was fairly lame, but worse on the weekend. The TV in the breakfast lounge is set to Fox News — perfect if what you want is an obnoxious, lie-​filled start to your morning. The treadmill in the workout room was broken, but the elliptical machine worked. There was a nasty vomit-​looking stain under the chair cushion in the room. The plate for one electrical outlet was not attached to the wall properly, and it hung at an angle. There was supposed to be wi-​fi in the room, but it didn’t work (too far from the hotel office, the staff explained. Um, how hard is it to buy another router? Hard, apparently). On one morning, the woman at the desk was being aggressively flirted with by two off-​the-​street dudes, and it was pretty annoying and unprofessional (it was also kind of funny, in the «human comedy» type of way).
Otherwise, the room was clean and quiet, the water was hot and good water pressure for showering, and the staff were somewhat unprofessional but helpful. The hairdryer was jenky but it worked. We had no problem parking close to our room. The walls are thin (I could hear the guy in the next room coughing), but it didn’t disturb my sleep. The art in the rooms was nice. There were a lot of channels on the television, which was nice. If you’re looking for a cheap room, you could do worse.

This is not your typical Baymont. It is in a horrible location and the rooms are old and outdated. The customer service is subpar. We had a smoke detector with an old battery that began chirping in the middle of the night and woke us up. The desk clerk told us to take it out or ur would come to our room and change it. It disrupted our sleep and they made no attempt to make it up. The breakfast is horrible as well. Do not stay here.

This was the worst hotel I’ve ever stayed in, and I travel a lot. The only reason I chose this hotel was because it was the only one near my route that accepted pets. The room was filthy, the bedspread had cigarette holes burned into it, some of the TV stations had picture but no sound, and the breakfast was a joke. The coffee maker was leaking all over the floor, and it was filled with cold coffee. Worst of all, the air conditioner didn’t work. I turned it all the way down to try to cool the room, and it blew out lukewarm air all night.
I made the reservation through
and prepaid. When I checked in, the girl at the counter (who was very unprofessional and made me wait while she finished a personal phone call) asked for my credit card. This is customary for incidentals, so I gave it to her, but I also reminded her that I had prepaid through
, and she said ok.
Today, the day after I checked out, I found a charge on my credit card from Baymont Inn & Suites Vestavia. I called the hotel, and the manager argued with me and insisted that I wasn’t being charged, that they were charging
. I asked him why it was showing up in my account then. He said because that’s the credit card that’s on file and if I wanted to resolve it, I had to deal with
. He was extremely rude.
I called
and explained the situation. The woman I spoke to called the hotel to find out what happened. She said the manager told her he thought I was using a
credit card, and that’s why he charged me for the room. Seriously? Yeah,
just issues credit cards to all their customers. They don’t even know how the system they’re a part of works. If he had been polite and willing to listen to me instead of just arguing and cutting me off, maybe he would have understood what I was saying.
If I ever have to pass that way again, I’ll sleep in my car before I stay at this hotel again. Don’t bother. Keep driving. Anyplace would be better than here.