Hotels near Jules Collins Smith Museum of Fine Arts

"Great location"

"First time visiting Auburn, Alabama, and I have to say this hotel was over the top so much better than anything we were expecting and the usual that we stay at. The room was extremely spacious and clean and the amenities on spot. They offered free happy hour with beer and wine and appetizers. It was amazing and we look forward to staying there again."

"Excellent customer service and very comfortable room! Great location to walk to campus and town. Would definitely stay again. "

"Room had roaches . Was due a refund never reviewed it was due a full refund I have picture of roaches.. they lied about a full refund after not sending it and then tried to offer to refund half of the night. "

"Yes and Yes"

"Best breakfast I ever had at any hotel"

"The rooms are spacious and comfortable. I especially appreciated having a kitchen and a large table, which gave us plenty of room to work on our laptops during our stay. Breakfast was decent, and the staff were friendly and helpful. That said, there were a few cleanliness and maintenance issues that could use more attention to detail. We found several dirty dishes that had been put back in the cabinets, including coffee cups with visible old coffee residue and silverware that had not been properly cleaned. To be safe, we ran everything through the dishwasher before using it. The shower was also disappointing. The water never got hot and stayed cold/ lukewarm at best, and the water pressure was very low, which made showering take longer than expected and not very comfortable. Overall, this wasn’t a bad stay, but for the price ($265 for one night), I expected a higher level of quality. I would recommend this hotel if you are able to find a good rate, but at this price point, it fell a bit short of expectations."

"Yes"

"The receptionist upon arrival was really pleasant. She informed me that I was pre checked in and that was great because they had overbooked. I could not take a shower because when I turned in the water, it sputtered and immediately turned into black water. I googled it and this is what it said: Black water refers primarily to highly contaminated wastewater from toilets, sinks, and dishwashers containing human waste, pathogens, and grease, requiring specialized treatment. It is distinct from greywater and poses severe health risks. It can also refer to dark-colored water in swamps or natural, nutrient-rich, or polluted water bodies. Also the room next to me was extremely loud and could not get any rest. When I went down to reception to express my concerns, the gate was down and no one was present. I would not recommend this location to anyone due to the black water alone. I had to wash my face and hands using makeup wipes, I had to brush my teeth using water from my Stanley . "