Hotels near Tuscaloosa National Airport - TCL, Tuscaloosa

The whole trip was disaster. Pool no water. Location was too shady to feel comfortable staying there. DM was very helpful. She found us another hotel which I paid for. Booking did nothing to help. I want my money back on room

Very nice and helpful staff! Cleanliness was our main concern and they met or exceeded our expectations. It's a very new hotel so everything was modern and up to date (electronics and facility). My only "complaint" is that the hotel is difficult to access. The GPS took us to the church parking lot behind the hotel. You need to cut through the adjacent hotel's parking lot to get to Avid. Not a big deal but it would be more convenient to have a separate driveway. We stayed at Tuscaloosa and our room faced the main street and highway. It was a Friday and there was a lot of noise coming from the roads still at bedtime. I'll request a room on the other side of the hotel next time. But overall, a VERY nice hotel for the price! We will book with them again in the future.

Tuscaloosa has many family friendly and beautiful sites. The traffic scared me but no accidents. It seemed as if the police were busy and in twos. The parks were ok but the site seeing made up for that. We ate at brick and spoon and I was very unimpressed and disappointed over shrimp n grits. If your in college it's the place to be.

Tuscaloosa is a great place to visit. Lots to do. Great places to eat. Easy to get around in the town. Just make sure when you go there is nothing going on big on the college campuses because the hotels price gauge if there is something big going on in town. Surrounded by other great places in case you can't find a hotel there, but this only happens when the colleges are having big events. I love Tuscaloosa. Just make sure you get a good hotel.

We were in Tuscaloosa from Florida for our son's college XC race. The course for the race was amazing at the University of Alabama Arboretum. After the race we decided to tour the University of Alabama and downtown Tuscaloosa. My husband went to GA Tech, and I attended UF, and we were both impressed with Un. of Alabama's campus: trees everywhere, plenty of green space, not a crowded campus, well-maintained traditional buildings, amazing sports facilities, great shuttle, walkable, and drivable (UF closes down campus to cars during the school/work days). The town of Tuscaloosa was charming-also easy to walk around, with a variety of shops and restaurants, and everyone, from students to shop/restaurant employees, to volunteers at the race, were all very friendly and helpful. Everything was convenient in Tuscaloosa, not much traffic, and did not take much time to get anywhere. We were disappointed to only have a few hours there, but we will definitely go back!

We were there to attend a graduation. It was a short weekend stay and we really did not have time to do any "tourist" activities. However, on our previous trip we did tour the campus and attended a basketball game. Both were excellent tourist activities.