We stayed one night in Enterprise, AL. I did a lot of research into where to stay. I chose to stay at the Best Western. We had the king room. A really nice bathroom. Plenty of room and lots of hot water and a great shower head. The room was nice and big. And very clean. The mattress slept well. Breakfast was nothing special it was okay. You need to drive through town and see the boll weevil statue.

Our family recently spent a weekend in Enterprise visiting relatives. We booked the Best Western going solely on the previous reviews. We took a chance on this hotel and had a wonderful stay! The entire property was clean and well maintained. All the employees we polite, courteous and went out of their way to make our stay comfortable and enjoyable . On check in, the front desk person asked if we had dinner yet and directed me to literature in the lobby about area dining.

The rooms were clean and comfortable. We enjoyed the pool during the afternoon and the included breakfast was a nice bonus! Next time we go to Enterprise we will definately stay there again!

I stayed at this Best Western when my son graduated from WOCS at Ft. Rucker. The hotel is very well appointed, and the staff makes you feel at home. The rooms and beds were super nice and clean, and the lobby was great for visiting.

I highly recommend this hotel if you are staying in Enterprise. I am a traveler and very picky about where I stay. This was a great choice, and I will be with them again when visiting my son.

This hotel is managed by Jay Desai and assistant manager Kartick Patel. I reserved this hotel through hotels.com approx 5 mins before arriving for $70 a night. Check-in was smooth. We were given room # 233 which was on the second floor at the end of the hall.. The room was average size and clean with a view of a large grassy/dirt mound. The beds were surprisingly very comfortable. The hotel appeared to be very full in the evening but very quiet as well. The only cons were the large water stain right above the bed and a large oily stain on the sofa. There was also a complementary breakfast every morning which consisted of coffee/tea, assorted danishes, cold cereal, waffle maker, and microwaveable jimmy dean sausage, egg, and cheese croissant. This area is a large military community so needless to say there were lots of soldiers, some with families some not, at this hotel.