Stayed for only one night following lengthy flight from UK. Room well equipped but not very clean. Sheets were clean but afraid to look under the sheets as worried about what I would discover and I really needed to sleep. Bedcovers looked grubby, room didn't smell very fresh and carpet not very clean at edges. Stains on the bathroom wall very off-putting. Ok for quick stop over but wouldn't liked to have stayed longer. The meal we had at the fish restaurant over the road (Special D's I think) was awful. Fellow travellers reported that the BBQ restaurant was much better.

I am very pleased with my stay at this hotel. The staff was very courteous and helpful, the room was immaculate, and the location was perfect! It is convenient to the Interstate and downtown and has plenty of restaurants within walking distance.

The best things about Days Inn Midtown Montgomery are the low price and convenient location. It's an ok motel for the low price. I stayed here for 2 nights in the fall. It is an older motel that's been refurbished. It has exterior entrances. The room was clean enough, the mattress was bulging out a bit at the sides but comfortable enough. The bathroom shower was in good shape, with solid marble-like walls. There was plenty of warm water but I think the shower had something to keep the water from getting real hot, because it wasn't ever burning hot like the sink faucet got. I paid $44 a night plus $6 tax.

The maid didn't resupply the shampoo and soap one day, but I got more at the front desk. The free breakfast was fairly typical of other Days Inns, with 3 types of cereal, packages of oatmeal, apples, orange and apple juice, toast, donuts, bagels, and waffles you could pop in the toaster. The breakfast room was large enough. Front desk staff was friendly. Wireless internet access was trouble free and fast; I had no connection problems. Stayed in November so didn't have to try the AC. The window doesn't open. The motel is conveniently located within a mile of several fast food and other restaurants. There's also a Walmart superstore within a mile and the motel is a short drive from Gunter Annex of Maxwell Air Force Base. The Walmart is in the "Midtown Mall" which also includes a Chik-A-Fil fastfood restaurant specializing in chicken sandwiches. The Chik-A-Fil was usually mobbed - so many cars backed up that they interfered with traffic in the mall parking lot.

We stayed at this Days Inn because we got great internet rates and it is really close to the freeway. We had to travel back and forth to Tuskegee, and it was cheaper to stay here than to stay in Tuskegee (even factoring in the cost of gas). There was a microwave and fridge in the room (although we had to get the microwave replaced because the first one didn't work). The bathroom in our room was nice, and the bed was comfortable. Our main complaint was that even though it is a non-smoking room, the room reeked of smoke, so much that when we left, all of our clothes smelled like smoke for several days. Otherwise, the staff members were friendly and there were many choices of places to eat nearby.