Hotels Near Alabama Constitution Hall Park in Huntsville

This hotel had a very nice breakfast and great coffee was available 24/7. Our king suite was spacious with a walk in shower. The front desk and all of the staff were friendly and helpful. A Chick-fil-A and a Hooters are within walking distance. I would stay here again.

I spent two nights (a Friday night and a Saturday night) at this DoubleTree with a couple of friends when we were visiting the Huntsville area. Overall, I was not terribly impressed. For starters, my friends and I arrived after the official check-in time, but our room was not ready and we had to wait about 30-45 minutes in the lobby before we could get to our room. However, the room itself was clean and comfortable and a nice arrangement with a bedroom that was separate (with a closed door) from the living area. That was nice. However, aren't guests supposed to be offered a warm cookie whenever they check in at a DoubleTree? I wasn't offered a cookie... not that it mattered all that much, but it's a nice touch that makes DoubleTree special, and it was lacking here. The second problem we had was that I'd specifically requested housekeeping service for our stayover day, and it was not done. Quite annoying. Third, when I went to check out on Sunday morning, I asked for a printed copy of my receipt... but the clerk had to walk to some other room way in the back to grab it for me. I had to wait something like 5 minutes for it before I could leave. I can't speak to the breakfast because my friends and I had breakfast elsewhere... but one thing I noticed was that the bar didn't appear to be open at all during our stay which was disappointing to see. One redeeming quality of the hotel, besides the niceness of the room, was that there was a business center where I could use the computers to surf the net which is what I often like to do during my downtime whenever I'm traveling. This DoubleTree is an older property but it's kept up okay. I was just not impressed at all with the way it seemed to be managed. I'm a diamond-level Hilton Honors member and didn't feel as if I was treated that way. I should have asked to speak with a manager but was so focused on other things that I didn't bother. I considered giving this hotel a Poor (2-star) rating but I opted for an Average rating because the property itself is fairly decent and I slept well. I will never stay at this DoubleTree again.

I was excited to try my first stay at a Hilton Garden Inn in Huntsville. Unfortunately, it will be my only stay at this hotel. Due to my Diamond Member status, I was offered a free upgrade to my room before I arrived! I was excited about it because it never happened before. However, my “upgrade” came with a broken refrigerator and inoperable jacuzzi! And when traveling with items needing to be kept cold, this was unacceptable. The jacuzzi was the “upgrade” but I never got a chance to utilize it. I hoped that by twisting the dials, checking the plugs, and wishing a little bit, that the fridge would be working when I returned from dinner….. it didn’t work. I knew calling the front desk was going to be fun. (Sarcasm!) Approximately 5 minutes earlier, I walked in the front door after dinner and saw the front desk employee sitting on her chair between the office and front desk looking like she couldn’t wait to go home. When I approached the desk, and stood there for a minute, she looked up and I was greeted with a look of “why are you bothering me!” I asked for two waters, which was then met with resentment, because she had to get up (I feel like). I was then met with an interrogation about the waters, and if I had gotten some before at check-in. The whole situation was rude and uncalled for. When I called Michelle at the front desk to talk about the fridge as I now knew it wasn’t working at all, I could tell that I was bothering her (once again). I told her the problem and she stated she would TRY and find someone to fix it. She also asked if it was plugged in… lol. Why would it NOT be plugged in? I then requested a room change, but she said she would find someone first. I told her this was supposed to be an “upgrade” to my original room and that was met with a “whatever sigh” and “I’ll call you back.” I was not pleased with the interaction as I’m sure no one would be. Approximately ten minutes later I received a phone call that no one could be found and I would get a new room. (I believe my original room - No upgrade). “Just come down and I’ll get you new key cards.” When I went to the front desk for the new key cards, I waited patiently off to the side as she dealt with another customer. As she was working she looked over to the side, saw me (and recognized me from the early interaction), rolled her eyes and said “here you go” with an attitude. Again, like I was bothering her. I finally got to my new room, and was able to “relax.” Other issues in this room included the bathroom was dirty, their were reddish-brown stains near the trash can and on the wall (you make up your own mind on that substance), the shower was sub-par with weak pressure, and the light to the thermostat wouldn’t dim. (I finally removed the whole thing from the wall at 0400). The entire stay wasn’t worth it. From the stay itself to the employees, I really expected more from Hilton. Save your points and your money! I’d like mine back!

If you’re traveling by yourself or one other person, this is a nice budget option for sure. The staff was very friendly, the room was good, the bed was comfy. No breakfast, no problem. Here’s the problem I had: I booked a suite with a bedroom and a foldout couch and living area. They swapped my room for a WAY smaller one at the very last minute, after I confirmed my reservation by phone a day prior. My friend and I had to sleep in the same bed together. We laughed it off, and that was not a big deal. Nor did I make a stink at the front desk, that wouldn’t have helped. I had a friendly and professional chat with the woman at the desk, and she said that’s basically all they had. So I got stuck with it, then brushed it off and lived with it, as anyone probably should. Another whole room would’ve been excessive, we didn’t really need that, but we were way less comfortable. They shouldn’t have switched our room on us like that. The room we got was cheaper than what we reserved, and they gave us zero recourse, but we’re nice guys. We’re low-budget guys, but that’s a low-level scam. So we’re just not going to stay at Sonesta Suites hotels anymore after this. We’re experienced travelers for our jobs, and we only go back to places that don’t pull this kind of stuff. In all fairness, they told me that the place was under construction, and that was the reason why we got a small room. That’s not the point. They had my phone number and email address, and could’ve given me advance warning. Just 30 seconds, a voicemail or quick email. That’s shady man. We stayed there for just one night, but what if you the reader are planning on staying a week? That could easily amount to a bigger problem, for more than one person. There’s a pretty decent-looking Drury Inn & Suites closer to downtown, just far enough from the highway to be quiet. I’ll check that place out next time I’m in Huntsville. For all you budget travelers out there, Sonesta Suites - Exchange Park is very safe, but not quiet due to the ongoing construction on the hotel. We had guys banging on the outside window with hammers at 9AM. Mornin’ y’all, we didn’t object, we just got up and ate our food. If you book a room with more than a bed and a chair, be warned, that’s what we thought we were getting. I have the pictures that Sonesta Suites posted of our room from when we booked the trip. You might not get the same room, but it’s a solid room. The kitchenette was useful, full fridge and freezer, but we could do without a cold-shoulder from the Sonesta corporate office.

Had a wonderful stay here. The room was very clean and the bed was very comfortable. Deontay McDonald made our stay a breeze and helped us with all our needs the entire stay. He went out of his way to make sure we were comfortable and knew all the activities the hotel and Bridgestreet had to offer. Will visit again and recommend to friends and family.

Great stay. Everyone on staff was friendly and seemed happy to be there. Room was clean fresh and neat. Beds comfortable. Our room location was faced parking lot and quiet. Workout room was small but clean. Breakfast had a lot of options both hot food choices and cold items that you could grab and go. Tables were kept clean. Covid policies in place and most guests were following them wearing masks in breakfast room. I appreciated the option to not have room cleaned and just have towels or other items dropped at room. Masks available if needed and hand sanitizer available in multiple locations. Location was very close as in walking distance to several reasonable restaurants as well as pharmacy. Short drive to US Space & Rocket Center and other attractions.

We had planned to spend one night here before a 6:15 am flight, but a once in a lifetime winter storm resulted in a four night stay. The hotel has a great staff, comfortable and quiet rooms, and a good location for airport travelers. I cannot compliment the staff enough during our stay. One thing that guests should be aware of, the hotel restaurant is only open from 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm due to covid. I had turned in my rental car, so leaving the property for a meal was limited. There were some prepared breakfast items at the front desk. The only other food options is in the concourse food court which is inside the secure area of the airport. A helpful TSA employee suggested we ask for a gate pass from our airline which we did. You can also go through security if you have a boarding pass. The hotel restaurant was good, but we were looking for a little variety since we were stranded for four days. This hotel is a great option if you have an early morning flight and wish to stay at the airport.