Four Points by Sheraton Huntsville Airport

My husband had an early morning flight, so we decided to stay at this hotel because it is in the airport. It was a great choice. Our room (604) overlooked the planes, and had a great view of the countryside beyond the airport. We chose the honeymoon package and got champagne with keepsake flutes, chocolates, free breakfast, and bubble bath. The room was quite nice, it was modern and neatly kept. The staff was very friendly, and we had no problems to report. Would love to stay again!

Spent one night here and had a pretty good deal. Location is perfect as it is right in the terminal.
When I checked in the lady at the desk was great, signed me up for Starwood rewards since I wasn’t a member already and I travel enough that it makes sense.
The room was clean and the bed comfortable. When reserving the room the website said it would have a view. I was hoping a runway but instead I had a lovely view of the parking garage.
The WiFi was free and had a strong signal. This goes for most hotel but I would’ve liked to see more outlets for the electronics near the bed.
Checkout was easy enough in that I just left and caught my flight. Overall good stay.

I’ve stayed at the Four Points twice now, and I have to say that I’ll probably always stay there when visiting Huntsville. I’m actually a Marriott guy and don’t even have an SPG account. However, the first time I traveled here, I was in a hurry and all the Marriotts were booked so I opted for convenience to the airport.
If you’re a professional and traveling on business, and I expect that most who travel here are, this location is extremely practical. The hotel is really nice; I think the king bed here is one of the best of any hotel I’ve stayed in. The Wi-​Fi strength is good, the parking is good, and the energy of being in the airport really improves my productivity.
There is a restaurant in the airport right next to the check-​in counter which is open until 11:00pm and is a great place to park yourself with a laptop and get some serious work done. It has a full bar, great food, lots of space, plugs, and a great staff. It’s the same place you’ll have breakfast in the morning and the food is really great then too.
I think I pay roughly $ 90 for the actual room — so, the price is right. It’s Alabama so everyone here has that southern happiness and politeness. I always love to visit.

Had an early flight out so this was the best deal. Friendly staff, free wi-​fi, 24 hour fitness center and business center. Comfy beds but small bathrooms. Good thing I’m small.
What I like best is that you need a room key to access the elevator so that provides security.
Great place and I’ll be back.

This review is for the little Four Points bistro outside security. I had a few hours till my connection due to delays and spent them here, and it’s practically like sitting in an Admiral’s Club. Comfortable seats, relaxed atmosphere, good food and reasonable prices. This is the place to unwind if you’re stuck at HSV for a while.

Best place to stay when your flight gets cancelled or delayed till the next morning. It’s literally located in the airport. They offer special rates for people with delayed/​cancelled flats at roughly $ 85/​night. The rooms are clean and offer free wifi. The gym is pretty decent too.

Stayed here a few months back. Nice clean hotel with a friendly staff. They have an optional go green program where they give you a $ 5 voucher (for their restaurant) each day you don’t need your room cleaned. They of course still provide you with fresh towels and other things on those days (upon request)
I was really impressed with the free breakfast buffet that came with my stay. It was kept fresh and had a wide variety of options. I also had dinner their a couple nights and was not disappointed. Some of the best customer service I have ever received.
The only down side to this place was no on site laundry room for guests to use; however, i believe they do have a service that will do it for you for a fee.

This hotel is nice, and conveniently near the airline gates. Ninety-​three professionals gathered at the Four Points Sheraton hotel for a three day conference during the week of April 15. We liked the facility and the great hotel service overseen by the Manager, Peggy. We had meeting attendees from the eastern half of the USA, and the folks that had to fly into Huntsville loved the convenience of the hotel, and meeting at that location. The rooms were nice and the price was right. The restaurant. the Bayou Grill, was good and reasonable for a bar and grill within a hotel restaurant. No complaints from our group. Peggy was super and made things operate smoothly at an evening reception and at two luncheons. I highly recommend that you give this hotel a look if you are planning a meeting of folks coming in from distant states.

If you’re looking for convenience at the airport, the Four Points by Sheraton is second to none. There are a couple of other airports somewhat near the airport, but this is right IN the airport. To get between the terminal and the hotel, you need not even step outside. In some ways, that’s a bummer — I like fresh air. But really, for an early morning flight like I tend to take, the convenience is great.
Check-​in has always been quick and friendly. Rooms offer comfortable beds, nice TVs with plenty of channels, and quick Internet. The bathrooms are interesting, but stick with me here — the shower offers too much pressure. I noticed this at the Sheraton at Hartford (CT) Airport as well. It basically takes your skin off.
I always ask for a room overlooking the airport as an aviation nerd, but as the setup of the hotel and the airport complement each other, I believe most rooms would have at least some view of the planes taking off and/​or landing. Since I often take 6am flights out, when weather is iffy, it’s nice to look out and assure that your inbound plane arrived the night before.
Parking is easy — they have a lot next to the big garage that you use your key to access.
The restaurant and bar are nice — the food is fine, the prices are higher than they would be outside of the hotel, but not nearly as bad as I have seen at other in-​airport hotels. I believe it shares bathrooms with the airport terminal which is kind of funny and takes some getting used to. All in all, after the renovation a couple of years back, the bar/​restaurant is a lot better than previous options.

Nice place for early morning flights

If Huntsville is Rocket City, then this hotel is the Flintstones’ car after a tuneup.
The beds are pillowtops with extra pillows, although its still a wool blanket rather than comforters. The flat panel TV «completes the renovations.» Popcorn ceiling, worn carpets, dated furniture, old outlets/​switches, and a cracked sink show the age of the hotel. Most importantly, there’s very slow wired ethernet but no WiFi (free HSV WiFi is out of range) — its like the space shuttle still being tethered by a landline while in space.
If you’re a light sleeper, request a room facing the parking lot rather than one facing the terminal and runways. Then again, scheduled takeoffs at 5AM, 6AM, and 7AM may just be the best wakeup calls. Two layers of thick curtains darken the room well.
I stayed here on an airline voucher for a canceled flight, and its livable but not the best. The hotel/​airport restaurant looked upscale, so I opted to rent a car for $ 30 to grab dinner/​breakfast and explore. The closest staff-​recommended non-​chain places are Jackson Family Restaurant and Blue Plate Diner, and the U.S. Space & Rocket Center is close. There is a separate hotel parking lot (NOT the airport lot) that is free for hotel guests.

ALright. It’s an airport hotel, actually IN the airport. kind of dated, but OK.

Typical airport hotel meant for all of those business travelers catching a 5 am flight home. Surprisingly enough they have a decent restaurant. The workout room is tiny and, like Angela K alluded to, the workout room needs better air-​conditioning. But parking is easy and some of the rooms have jetted tubs.
I know a few reviewers mentioned that renovations were completed, but the rooms I stayed in desperately needed attention. I checked in, walked up to the sixth floor, and was greeted by a giant tub in the hallway collecting water. And they turned the water off for a few hours to fix something — so maybe they’re working on the hotel still.

I agree with the previous reviews, the hotel is in need of upgrades and that appears to be happening soon. It is a great place to stay if you have a early morning flight or you are there for business working close to the airport. Staff is extremely nice and very tentative.

This airport hotel is about what you’d expect. But the renovations are done as Angela K mentioned, and it’s a pretty good remodel. The beds are nicely appointed and comfortable, and while half of the rooms have a view of the airport terminal and jets coming in — they are still very nice and quiet. The food in the hotel restaurant-​café is good, and the bar is spacious and well tended to. Since I had a 6:00am flight out in the morning, I stayed and used their wake up call service — which worked very well. The bathrooms need a little work (the bathtub was dripping in mine) but was clean and definitely up to my own high standards for being clean.
Bottom Line: One of the better hotels in Huntsville, and conveniently at the airport.

This hotel is currently under major renovation, so stay tuned for changes. At current date this hotel is in major need of a face lift. Starwood has it’s work cut out for it. When they say this an airport hotel, they mean IN the airport, not next to, or near by. You walk out of security and there is the lobby. The rooms are decent for the price and luckily it isn’t very busy so it’s quiet. Unfortunately, there aren’t really any decent restaurants unless you drive to town and the gym is very sad. You can’t have a hotel in this hot humid place where they fry as a pastime and not have a decent gym. So that said, it’s a great place to catch some zzz’s after a red eye or to check in whilst in your PJs for an early flight. Just don’t expect it to be a place that inspires you to return to at the end of the night, work day, etc. Happy traveling!