Hotels in Greenville, AL

Greenville, Alabama, is known as the Camellia City, the state flower of Alabama. The county seat of Butler County, Greenville is known for its quaint southern charm and famous Robert Trent Jones golf course. The Hank Williams Museum is located in Greenville. Settled in the late 1700s, Greenville has a history of providing hospitality to visitors and residents alike. Of note is the downtown city center, which is bordered by a historic county courthouse to one end and the Spanish Colonial train depot on the other end. The city arts district is located in a downtown marked by numerous art-deco style buildings.

Hampton Inn

A well-known contemporary hotel chain located one hour south of Montgomery, Alabama, the Hampton Inn Greenville offers guests a comfortable and convenient place to stay when they are visiting the Greenville area. King-bed rooms are available for guests, along with nonsmoking rooms. The Hampton Inn Greenville also offers wedding packages, including package guest accommodations for the wedding party and guests, and customizable e-brochures for the event. The Hampton Inn offers complimentary breakfast, baggage storage, laundry and valet services. They offer a full-service business center with complimentary printing services for business guests.

Hampton Inn Greenville
219 Interstate Drive
Greenville, AL 36037
(334) 382.9631
hamptoninn.com

Comfort Inn Greenville

The Comfort Inn Greenville is located 40 miles from the Montgomery, Alabama, airport. Conveniently located close to local attractions, the Comfort Inn Greenville offers comfortable accommodations to guests. Three miles from the Robert Trent Jones Golf course trail, and five miles from hunting reserves, the Comfort Inn Greenville offers comfortable rooms with modern amenities such as in-room coffee service, voice mail and long-distance calling. In addition, the hotel offers fax services, an exercise room and a seasonal outdoor pool. The Comfort Inn Greenville is also a pet-friendly hotel.

Comfort Inn Greenville
1029 Fort Dale Road
Greenville, AL 36037
(334) 383.9595
comfortinn.com

Best Western

The Best Western Greenville is a contemporary hotel that is rated as a AAA blue-diamond hotel by the American Automobile Association. The Best Western Greenville is also a pet-friendly hotel for small pets, with a small deposit. All rooms include a microwave, refrigerator, cable satellite television and in-room coffee maker. The Best Western Greenville is located 12 miles from the Hank Williams Museum, two miles from the Robert Trent Jones Golf Course and two miles from Sherling Lake Park.

Best Western
56 Cahaba Road
Greenville, AL 36037
(334) 382.9200
bestwesternalabama.com

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