Sylacauga Hotel Guide - Beth Wallace Yates Park hotels in Sylacauga, United States of America.

"The room was clean and the bed was quite comfortable. The staff was very friendly. The air conditioning worked well, although since it was a box unit it was somewhat noisy during the night when it would kick on. It was unfortunate that there were other guests who were smoking weed, but luckily the clean smell of my room prevented me from smelling it in the room."

"Simple breakfast of coffee and granola bars. Place was clean and quiet."

"Loved it. Great happy experience.plan on doing it again. "

"This Country Cottage was great. If you need a quite get-away, this is the place. It is in the country for real. A beautiful setting. It was very clean. The kitchen was stocked with all the pots and pans you would need to fix any meal. The bathrooms were clean and well stocked.The pool was nice, but the weather was still a little too cool to use. It is so relaxing you just want to sit on the porch and listen to the birds sing and the bees hum. It was so much better than staying in a motel or hotel, and I have done both in sylacauga over the years. This little piece of heaven I will try to get when I have a reason for going back to Sylacauga. It gets a 10 on my card."

"Air conditioning was iffy at best. Room smelt like the devils lettuce. Bugs in fridge. Internet was non existent so I had to use personal hotspot for tv to work. Loud “normal” residents throughout the night showing the other regulars who was the best thug. Staff was super friendly tho. Can’t stress enough… YOU CAN NOT SHOOT FIREWORKS FOR ANY REASON!!! Sign at the check in desk. Lobby is also like stepping into a furnace. Stayed only because of how nice staff was. "

"It was a great stay that included everything we needed and more. All the little details were amazing and welcoming; including the basket of snacks and handwritten notes. The property was beautiful and we really enjoyed our stay. "

"Yes"

"Everything exceeded expectations. Will be returning. "

"Would have been better if it was closer to the lake."