Find hotels near Comer Museum and Arts Center, Sylacauga from NT$2,134

"Rooms wasn’t ready, rooms was dirty and stink with a horrible smell. I booked 2 single rooms when we got there I had to take a handicap room. "

"Good"

"Check in and out was the most pleasant thing about this experience. The room door was warped and the bottom didn't close all the way. The bottom seal was missing so light and aire came in, fortunately it didn't rain while we were there. The tub sprayed water at at least 100psi which could have been nice if it were a massaging head. Instead if felt more like being hit with 75 waterpik streams of water. The other were shooting water out the curtain so that the floor became soaked with each shower. The toilet was questionable with each flush, just crossed your fingers in hopes it finished the flush. The ice bin didn't have a bag, the coffee maker was questionable as to when the last time it was cleaned. The AC made some strange noises. If it were not race weekend and options limited I might have looked for other accomodations."

"Good breakfast and comfortable bed. Friendly staff."

"Yes to all "

"Property was nice & clean. Staff helpful."

"None of the Motel 6's that we stayed at during this trip had breakfasts available, although it was advertised to have breakfast. A lot of remodeling going on, loud construction and workers taking up the parking spaces in front of the guest rooms, so it was not convenient to unload and load luggage. Guests should be compensated with a gift card for breakfast or a room discount."

"I just spent the night and had breakfast there. It was a good breakfast but typical for this kind of place. The Mexican restaurant next door was great!"

"Rooms had been remodeled, but very poorly. The AC unit in the room was set at 68 but wouldn't stay running for more than a few minutes before shutting off. It would come back on soon, but not running like it should and never got cold in the room. The remote to the TV didn't have a back on it. No big deal, but the battery was slightly sticking out. I shoved it in to get connection. As I was flipping through the channels, it started getting so hot in my hand that I had to lay it down. The knew it was like that because they had stuck something behind battery to keep it from staying in. Fire hazard for sure."