Hotel has no Elevator Poor decor Poor Lighting Not any better than an economy hotel!!!!!!!!!!!!

Huntsville has very few options for hotels above a 3 star and every single hotel that I tried to book for a conference was full (in the area I was looking at). The Radisson was the absolute last hotel on a list of recommended hotels! I was VERY surprised at the overall niceness of the hotel.

Short & Sweet:
Parking - ok. Did the job.
Front Desk - Courteous & was assisting another lady with a special request.
Layout of hotel - It's shaped like a square and my room was on the opposite end of the front desk and so I had to walk FOREVER in my heels. Elevators are in front only. Only issue I had was the 5 minute walk to my room.
Room - clean, spacious, tv's in both living area and bedroom. Bathroom was nice with great water pressure. Sleep number bed was GREAT. I couldn't sleep cause it was too soft and in a REGULAR hotel you'd have to suck it up. Well I made my "side" firmer and I was out like a light. :D

The Radisson is nice and I'm VERY pleased with the hotel. The room service prices were reasonable but this IS just Huntsville.

For a small town in Alabama, this place is nice. The room has a living room and then a second room which is the bedroom. The beds are sleep number beds and very comfortable. Front desk is friendly and helpful. Booking through bookingbuddy.com will get you the best rate. DON'T stay at the suburban lodges extended stay off of university drive. We checked in for 4 days and left promptly the next morning. The bed was old, lumpy and of questionable quality when it was brand new there was a strange smell in the room and the bathroom was unacceptable.. It appeared as if strange "activities" where took place at odd hours of the night. AVOID at all costs!

The two kids and I rode with the hubby for a business meeting in Huntsville and booked this hotel on priceline. First of all, this hotel is in an awful location - there is no where to eat except the overpriced on-site restaurant and a dodgy looking pizza place across the street. When I arrived, the clerk asked for my credit card and I assumed it was for verification purposes since I already paid through priceline. When I asked what time the complimentary "cooked-to-order" breakfast that was advertised was, I was told we didn't get that because we didn't book directly with the hotel. Strike one. The next morning, my hubby leaves early for his meeting, and the kids and I plan on sleeping in. I lock the door and put the "do not disturb" sign on the door. Around 9:15, someone knocks on the door and before I can even get to it, housekeeping uses their key to barge in the room. So my three year gets woke up and it scares me to death! They don't even apologize. Strike two. By the way, the sleep number bed is overated and the bathroom was dirty. So we finally leave and get back home to find we were charged twice for the room- once by priceline and then again by the hotel. I called Radisson and the clerk doesn't even apologize, only tells me she'll take care of it tomorrow. Strike three for the Huntisville Radisson Suite.