Recently stayed one night traveling through on my way to Memphis. For a Courtyard Marriott it was mediocre for the price, but for Montgomery, there wasn't a lot of choice for 3 star and above hotels. So it'll do for an overnighter.

Next to the interstate , so convenient , but the pictures can be a bit deceiving to the vibe of what it actually is.

So overall it is what it is, an interstate hotel that's a little better than a Days Inn.

On our way from the Smokey Mountains to Pensacola beach we needed a one night stay for our family and when the time come we decieded to stop in Montgomery for the night I texted with a friend of mine and tole her which change we wanted and she found this hotel for us.
Went in there and asked if they had a room for two adults and three children which they had :-) and on the same time the recepstionist he was such a nice man and fixed so we got a rollerbed into the room aswell
The kids was hungry so we just walked over the carpark and there was a Burgerking or a Wendys ( we can´t agree about that now ) kids got the food and we all went to bed , and wow big beds and very good beds aswell
The price wasn´t included breakfast , but that didn´t matter for us we wanted to stop at a Cracel Barrel since we hadn´t been to any since 2008

I always stay at the Marriott when in town for business. The beds are the most comfortable of any I've ever slept in when away from home. The amenities are nice, as well, and breakfast is delicious!

After a very long day of driving we arrived at the Courtyard in Montgomery, Alabama. Within minutes we were at the outdoor pool, enjoying the night air and having the pool exclusively to ourselves.

The room was clean and spacious, staff attentive and pleasant. In the morning we asked for a Starbucks and received very clear typed directions. Rooms were quiet and well-stocked.

Excellent hotel & experience!