Hotels in Fultondale, AL

“I work in Birmingham often…Stay here on every trip 2 to 3 days….very nice hotel location…plenty of restaurants close by. The staff here are quite nice and helpful. The room is always clean and stocked. Never had any problems.Rooms: Always cleanNearby activities: Lots of stores and restaurants”

“I’m giving 2 stars because it’s Wyndham! We have had many great experiences with them. And the room was clean, but that’s it. We were pre booked online. Declared our pets as usual . When we arrived she knew nothing about our pets and room price doubled. Desk was unfriendly and unhelpful. The next morning my wife needed a cup of ice for her vitamins, couldn’t find the machine. Desk said it doesn’t work in the winter! So she told the desk she only needed a cup full for her vitamins. She was told that was all the ice they had . In the meantime they are serving breakfast. That requires a kitchen which usually has ice! Lazy, rude and would not recommend it.”

“The hotel itself was clean inside and out the staff was superb I mean there was a few issues but nothing that would inconvenience me or make me not want to visit againNearby activities: There are plenty of shopping opportunities and restaurants are within walkingWalkability: This property is located near plenty of stores”

“Off exit #267 of I-65, this hotel offers a nice stay. The parking lot is situated so that none of the spots is far away from an entry door.The hotel is nestled among mature trees within a bevy of other hotels of similar price point. There are restaurants and other businesses necessary for travelers within a short walk (or drive) of the hotel. Although the hotel offered free breakfast, we were too exhausted to awaken for the meal so I cannot comment on its quality.While the mattresses in our room were past their prime, all other necessities and amenities were completely fine for our one-night stay.I would stay here again.Nearby activities: Numerous restaurants and other hotels are within walking distanceWalkability: Is safe to walk within the small enclave of hotels and restaurants”