Hotel Question

[BZ770]

I stayed at the Laquinta Inn and Suites on East Blvd exit 6 in Montgomery this weekend for the Auburn Game.  We got there Friday night got up Sat morning left our 2 dogs in room and came back around 530 Saturday evening after the game.  Dogs were fine and the hotel wasn't that bad.  It's not a brand new joint but you could tell it was a little dated, but my only complaint was the TV needed to be replaced.  The price for 2 nights was $128 including tax.  My question is have any of you ever stayed there? Other question was I think I was the only white person staying there?  Any comments or suggestions for next time I come up.

[Saniflush]

I think LaQuinta loosely translates to "behind Waffle House".

[AUsweetheart]

You're better off with exit 7.

[wesfau2]

I think LaQuinta loosely translates to "behind Waffle House".

Don't hate on the TravelLodge.

They have the finest floor that Lance LaParty has ever humped.

[Saniflush]

Don't hate on the TravelLodge.

They have the finest floor that Lance LaParty has ever humped.

Ahhh.  Those were the days.

[Ogre]

I stayed at the Laquinta Inn and Suites on East Blvd exit 6 in Montgomery this weekend for the Auburn Game.  We got there Friday night got up Sat morning left our 2 dogs in room and came back around 530 Saturday evening after the game.  Dogs were fine and the hotel wasn't that bad.  It's not a brand new joint but you could tell it was a little dated, but my only complaint was the TV needed to be replaced.  The price for 2 nights was $128 including tax.  My question is have any of you ever stayed there? Other question was I think I was the only white person staying there?  Any comments or suggestions for next time I come up.

If you're going to go for a budget hotel in Montgomery you've got to go with the Drury Inn off of Eastern Blvd.  Free booze at night and big, clean rooms.  I stayed in a suite there for $119/night, but that was about a year ago.