Hotels Near Publix Super Market at Hillwood Shopping Center in Mobile

I stayed at the Resident Inn Marriott in Mobile Alabama.950 W I-65 Service Rd S.These are pictures from my Room218 Dec23-27,2023 Queen One bedroom Suite.My room looked nothing like the pictures shown online. It was very disappointing.I have several emails from contacting customer service all weekend about the condition of the room. I spoke with the lady at the front desk.She was very unbothered.There was no hot water, water damage on the ceilings, the appliance(stovetop)was broken with missing knobs.The carpet was stained.The dishwasher had the insulation or whatever it was coming out of the sides.The rooms were smelly and dingy.Just not Marriott quality at all.No housekeeping or cleaning done or available during the stay. You had to take your own trash out.The front desk lady told me when I checked in said that she would place a work order and someone would be by the next day. However, there was no truth to that at all, the next evening I went down to inquire, the guy at the front desk said there was no work order and he had no idea what I was talking about.They also slid a letter under our door at some point that said they let their staff off for the holidays.It would have been nice to know upon check in so we were told and we could have found somewhere else to stay. I have never stayed at a hotel where there was minimal to no staff. Terrible experience for a Christmas Holiday weekend. On a positive note and the only positive was the male staff (Marquise) that was very pleasant keeping breakfast stocked. The front desk staff was not concerned at all.When, I checked out,I mentioned the condition of the room and all the guy said was ”Im sorry”.There was nothing he could do because I booked through third party but I could call the General Manager which will be in by9.I spoke with her.She said to send her the pictures to her email and she would go take a look before she leaves for the day.She also said she left her phone at home and she would check the email that I sent with pics included and I did not hear anything else from her.Again, what was advertised online nice and clean is not what I ended up with in person. It was total opposite.The online advertising was very misleading.

I typically don't leave bad reviews of hotels, but I was very disappointed by my stay at this Holiday Inn. The lobby and restaurant area were nice. However, the elevator and the hallways had a musty odor and were stuffy. Either they don't have air in the hallways or just don't turn it on. The carpet on all floors are stained and need to be cleaned. Both headboards in the room were discolored, appears to be bleach. Upon inspecting the sheets on one of the beds, the sheets were stained and one of the pillow cases. I had to request new sheets. The bathroom had ants and the vent was very dusty. I would have went to another hotel, but all hotels in the area were booked as I was there for a basketball tournament.

The hotel was very comfortable, both in room and the lobby and dining areas. While it appeared to be busy, it was quiet on the floors and hallways. All of the staff are very welcoming and attentive. Breakfast each morning has a different selection to choose from. Whether one goes first thing or at the end of the serving session, the food is always hot and refilled frequently and coffee is on hand pretty much all day.

Stayed 6/29-6/30. The hotel looks like an 80s building. The staff at the front desk on check in were nice enough, athough it appeared I interrupted one of their naps. No upgrades for elites at this property, despite a very very low occupancy - at least not for this ”titanium for life” member - perhaps you will do better. I was provided with a coupon for ”breakfast” and a $10 food and beverage credit. My room was adequate. Toilet barely flushed; standing water in tub. tiles falling off the wall. The bar of soap looked like the little sliver you have at the very end of a bar of soap, usually about 3 days after you should have replaced it. This property was so stingy with the soap that you only get one of those little slivers to share between the sink and the shower. Room needed a good dehumidifier as the A/C just didn't do it. So, after a long day driving from Houston to Mobile, went to bed early. Got up looking forward to breakfast. This hotel still has the lounge closed, but they have a nice area set aside in the restaurant. The ”free breakfast” consists of previously-frozen pastries, some fruit, and free coffee. That's it. So, glad I saved my $10 coupon. I tried explaining that I wanted to order off the menu. The waitstaff provided a menu. The breakfast menu us incredibly limited, especially for a ”full-service” Marriott. They had one interesting thing on there: an omelette with shrimp and crawfish. Great! I ordered that and a side of bacon. Tried to use my $10 food and beverage coupon, and was told, I can't, It is only for use in the restaurant. Apparently elite members sitting here are not considered part of the restaurant can do not expect to use your $10 F&B credit for breakfast. You simply can't. Not sure why, but had to pay full price. Will dispute on credit card. So, was going to stay another night, but checked out and went to another hotel. This one is very bad, no idea how they have 4 stars. Very very disappointing management, disappointing stay in general, and disappointing room. Keep looking for other properties - this is not a nice one at all.

Mobile travel is unforgettable, have the opportunity to go to Mobile Harbour to play, stay at the Holiday Inn next time! Ok!

I honestly have nothing good to say about our stay: from the initial check in to our exit, there were hiccups. Upon arrival, our room wasn't ready, and we were told we could use the pool/amenities. The valets both said we would be able to retrieve our pool bag from behind the check in desk. This seemed baffling to Riley (at the front desk) and she had no idea were the bag could be. It was literally behind her in the holding area. We were given no key or access to these amenities and repeatedly had to flag down random workers to merely use the restroom. Riley then called to notify us that our room was ready, and I said thank you... she then called again 15 minutes later as if she had never called. My husband attempted to enter the hotel from the crossing bridge, and was not allowed entry by hotel staff. Instead staff gestured for him to go back to the spa building, outside and around to the entrance of the hotel. Upon checking in, yet again the front desk staff was baffled by our ”checked in” luggage and said they had no idea where it was, we would need to check with valet. And no the luggage couldn't be placed in our room. So my husband had to again call for valet to retrieve our luggage, which AGAIN was directly behind the front desk. All of this seems to be an issue with the hotel wanting to be a ”top tier” luxury experience for a guest nut not quite following through with that expectation. Finally, once in our room, we lowered our AC to the lowest possible temperature at sometime around 3:15pm. It was not refreshingly cool in our room until well after midnight. Needless to say I will not be paying to stay at the BattleHouse again.