Quality Inn Selma

2420 N Broad St, Selma, 36701-4009, AL

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1 Room / 2 Adults

1 rooms,
2 adults
  • Rooms:

    1
  • Adults:

    2
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Overview

This hotel is in an area surrounded by historically significant attractions. Families can visit the state’s first capitol at Old Cahawba Archaeological Park. There guests can view the ruins of the state capitol abandoned after the Civil War. The Museum of Slavery and Civil Rights is sure to interest and inform any history lover. Outdoor lovers can head to Paul M Girst State Park to enjoy outside activities like swimming, boating, fishing, and hiking. Guests can come back to the hotel to enjoy a free breakfast and an outdoor pool. Guestrooms have two double beds and can accommodate up to four guests.

Our Editor Loves

  • Paul M Girst State Park nearby
  • Outdoor pool
  • Museum of Slavery and Civil Rights nearby

Family Interests

  • Hiking
  • Museum/Cultural

Family Amenities

  • Cribs
  • Free Breakfast
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Pool
  • Refrigerator

Reviews

Do not stay here

by Ellen R

This was without a doubt one of the dirtiest hotels in which we have ever stayed. The paint, phone, walls and floors were filthy, the bathtub had hair and soap scum all over it, and the breakfast was terrible as well as the breakfast room being ridiculously small and dirty. The sheets and bedspreads had stains (I just hope they were washed) and my son’s bedspread had holes all through it in the quilting. The front desk staff was nice enough but that was about it. Also, their computer was down and they couldn’t print me a receipt; they promised they would email one early this morning and it is seven pm; I haven’t received one. I do not like to stay in 2.5 star hotels and this really cemented it. I have reluctantly stayed at other hotels in this chain but none were as bad as this. Nothing else was available in Selma or I would have left. (I have never written a review like this before.)

Bad deal

by Von C

I paid nearly $600 for 3 nights for a hotel room that should have cost less than $100 a night. I was home for a funeral and since this was during the Selma Jubilee, price gouging was in full effect. This hotel is good for a pit stop and it could be better if they would address the rust around the bathroom hardware and maintain a fresher scent throughout the entire property. One of the walls needed painting.