The three-star Hotel Courtyard Tuscaloosa hotel features business and fitness centers, an outdoor courtyard, and a lounge-style lobby. Nearby attractions include The University of Alabama Arboretum and Bryant-Denny Stadium. Along with premium cable TV and complimentary Wi-Fi, rooms at this Tuscaloosa hotel feature desks and coffee makers. Pull-out sofas are available in some rooms and suites, the latter also featuring wet bars and separate seating areas. Amenities at the Hotel Courtyard Tuscaloosa hotel include an indoor pool and spa tub, meeting and conference rooms, dry cleaning and laundry services, and free parking. The 24-hour front desk offers tours and ticket assistance, express check-out, and a safe-deposit box. The Bistro restaurant is open for breakfast and dinner (fees). Starbucks refreshments and evening cocktails are also available and there is a grocery store on-site. The hotel lies three miles from Coleman Coliseum, eight miles from Tuscaloosa Regional Airport, and a little under an hour’s drive from Birmingham.
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Aside from the convenience of being able to access the hotel from Interstates 20, 59, and 359, guests have appreciated the proximity of the airport, as well as the various sightseeing opportunities in the area. The hotel has also proved popular for guests who are visiting students at The University of Alabama.
The staff at this Tuscaloosa hotel offer a high standard of service to guests. The reception staff, in particular, are found to offer an efficient service and seem happy to assist guests. Check-in runs smoothly and guests have felt able to approach the staff with any questions.
The quality of the rooms and suites at this hotel has satisfied previous guests, with many describing the accommodation as clean and reasonably spacious. Most guests have found the beds are comfortable and very few have encountered any problems with the Wi-Fi.
Although guests find a lot to like about the rooms here, some have noted the lack of microwaves and mini-fridges, commenting that they felt rooms of this price range should include these extras. Guests have also found the rooms a little too dark and mentioned they looked a little dated.
Guests have occasionally found the staffing levels in the hotel’s restaurant insufficient. Unfortunately, this issue seems to raise its head mostly in the morning at breakfast time when many guests are keen to eat and be on their way.
Previous guests have found the room rates here a little on the high side for what is essentially an out of town hotel with fairly average rooms. Guests also note that the maximum occupancy of the rooms forces larger family groups to pay for two (expensive) rooms.
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