Sleep Inn & Suites Cullman I-65 exit 310

Highly recommended for a stopover or a longer stay. We had the very warmest of welcomes from the lovely Carol. She is a great lady who made us so welcome is was as good as walking through the door at home. Very nice spacious clean room and a well tended pool area which we enjoyed. Carol gave me lots of info on where to enjoy the afternoon with my Son as we were on a one night stopover on the way back to England. I’ll definitely return for a longer stay with the whole family in the near future and very much hope to see Carol for a good chat!! Lots of food options within walking distance and plenty of free parking. A beautiful town with plenty to keep the little ones occupied. This time it was a stopover on the drive from New Orleans to Nashville, but next time we will stop for longer. The staff and hotel surpassed my expectations hugely. Breakfast was very nice with loads of options. The waffle maker was great fun - being a Brit it was a good novelty for me!!

!Cheap hotel Hotel was very noisy, you could hear people walking upstairs and hear people outside. Did not get a good sleep. Toilet did not flush properly. Safety door latch was broken. Did not have tissues which tells you how cheap this place is. Lobby was clean is the only positive.

DO NOT TAKE YOUR DOGS IF THEY BARK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The hotel allows pets for a $30 per pet fee. My dogs bark. The hotel owner/manager called me while we were at the Strawberry festival and complained that they were barking. I told her if she would give me a full refund we would leave. She refused. She said there was a Christian men's conference going on across from our room. Why in the world she placed us with two poodles in a room across from a conference is beyond comprehension. I will never go to a Sleep Inn again.

Discrimination of disabled I am disabled and require a service dog. At registration we were told we could not bring her in. The lady at check in ask me what my disability was. I told her it was against federal law to ask me that. I relented and told her I had PTSD . Then she mocked me saying that she had ptsd and whatever but she didn't have service dog. She humiliated me. I told her was violated federal and Alabama laws. She and her manager/owner told me that PTSD was not a disability and all I had was am emotional dog. My dog senses possible seizures and blacks uncluding disabilitztong panic. As I was leave she called out that they had a cancellallation and we checked in. When checking out he charged us $25 pet fee. This is a horrible place with horrible discriminating staff I intend to file a complaint with the ADA Terrible management

There are better choices. We had to make last minute changes to our travel plans because of bad weather. We did not plan to stay in this area so arrived later than we normally would after a long drive to avoid freezing rain. Hotels in the area were full but Sleep Inn had a couple of "suites" left. We cringed at the price of $160 (plus tax) but felt we had limited options so took it. You call this a suite?? Old, tired furniture, sorry looking couch that smelled like it had been over-sprayed with deodorizer - in fact, the the entire room smelled of deodorizer. The hotel entire hotel needed a good cleaning. I had a chance to log-in to my Choice Hotels app and found I could get the same type room for a lot less using a combination of points and cash so we went back to the front desk and asked for a different room. We were given a room with two beds. It was somewhat better than the other room. One of the best things about the hotel was the desk clerk, Carol. She was so patient and helped us work through refunding our initial charge and handling the new res I made with the app. The breakfast room is tiny with limited options. This hotel is very tired and needs a makeover.