Candlewood Suites Fort Payne by IHG

It was a very comfortable stay. The pillows were so comfy I went and bought some just like them. Very clean property and friendly staff and a good location. U would stay again for sure.

The hotel room had a nice kitchen area and place to hang clothes and store suitcases conveniently. The hotel was clean, quilt, pet friendly and all the staff were very pleasant and friendly.

Room was comfortable and clean. Some noise could be heard through walls and footsteps above could be clearly heard. The room view was a woody area behind the hotel that had some trash thrown around and could hear some noise from the Interstate that runs behind it. The beds were clean and comfortable and the complimentary breakfast was absolutely delicious every morning. The hotel is conveniently located near shopping and restaurants. I'd stay here again.

Amazing place to stay. It is worth the money.

Wish there was a table and chairs to eat at and a shelf in the bathroom for toiletries.

Close to family, we were under a mandatory evacuation from hurricane Helene

We were charged extra when we checked out for checking in early. We were extremely tired and had been traveling all night after working for days trying to get our homes secured from the hurricane and we took most of the money out of the bank and they wouldn't let us pay the extra with cash.

Clean, quiet, convenient and comfortable.

The property needs a lot of work (and it’s brand new) It looks like they opened too soon, not everything was done and there were a lot of short cuts taken. Ants all over our room. Handicapped parking was a joke. No ramp. At the opposite site of the building from the entrance. Staff was wonderful and friendly though.

Courtney at the front desk provided a great first impression with her sparkling personality and helpful attitude. The lobby computer worked great as a replacement for my wobbly old laptop. Breakfast was simple but delicious. My only complaint? … Fox News played incessantly on the lobby TV. The hotel should settle on a channel that is more neutral than the devisive propaganda of Fox News. HGTV, perhaps?