I stayed here on 6/29/09 in a studio suite with 2 other adults for one night on our way to Florida. It was extremely clean and had a homey feel - it had a small full kitchen, king bed and pull-out sofa. The room also had a HUGE closet, and a nicely appointed bathroom. This type of hotel caters to a business/longer term stay, but it was great for one night. The grounds were also very nice, and the hotel was located in a safe and convenient area (near lots of other hotels, restaurants, gas stations/stores). The staff there was also extremely pleasant, friendly, and helpful. The only negative thing I noticed at all was that the small outdoor pool had a greenish hue to it, but I didn't have time to use it anyway! The entire hotel is also non-smoking, so there's no fear of getting stuck in a stinky room.

Great value for two bed room suite. With a good kitchen that made a family with teenagers comfortable. Good WIFI connection but no lobby computer or printer. No free breakfast, but many restaurants and a grocery store not very far away. Comes with apartment stove, fridge, microwave, coffee maker and toaster. Sorry ice maker did not work and the oven could use a pans. . You could hang out for weeks and not get cabin fever. Very close to exit I-85. so be sure to get the middle left lane on Carmichael Rd. if you want to get on the interstate. Again great value.

After a really poor stay in May 2005, I gave this hotel a second chance, and they disappointed again. I am a Gold Rewards member, and they put me into an ADA room, with a broken shower and a coffeepot that was left dirty. They fell on my list of places to stay in Montgomery, but I gave them a second chance. I had reserved, and was guaranteed, a non-smoking room. Upon check-in, I find that there was no non-smoking rooms available and they really didn't seem too bothered. Their Gold Rewards member guarantee doesn't seem to mean much here. Given a choice, definately stay at the SpringHill Suites right next door - much better value for the same money. This is a very tired property with tired employees and not much regard for business travelers that give them a lot of business year after year.

I travel quite a bit on business but this was my first trip to Alabama.
The Montgomery Townplace is a clean and relatively new suite hotel. The accomodations seemed to be aimed at the lower end of the business/longer stay market, because some amenities are lacking. For example, there's no breakfast (I should have read the hotel listing closer) and the rooms are on the small side. My biggest gripe concerned the soundproofing between the rooms. The walls are pretty thin and you'll be able to hear your neighbor's TV better than your own. When the TV was shut down the snoring began.

Location is good - just off I-85 and there are plenty of restaurants in the area. Unfortunately rush hour traffic in the immediate vicinity is horrible.

Many guests seemed to be military personnel associated with the nearby Air Force base.

If you're on a tight budget but still want a kitchen and refrigerator the Townplace Suites may be acceptable to you IF you bring a set of earplugs.