The location downtown by the river was pleasant. I loved that it was a rehabbed vintage property. The elevator was good for my sister. Everything was so clean.

Basically nothing. Maybe the fact that we only had one night there. I would like to have explored the architecture and history of the town more!

The room was comfortable and we liked the exercise facilities and the beautiful, old building with a courtyard. The location is wonderful, in a run-down area (like much of Selma) but next to famous Edmund Pettus bridge.

The breakfast was nothing to write home about - instant products, overpriced, not much in the way of fresh, and not clear when you walk in how to order breakfast (staff not explaining).

Le caractère historique de l'hôtel. Sa localisation. Son bon niveau de confort.

The restaurant seemed to be the only place in the immediate area offering dinner. The food was good quality and tasty. Portion sizes were good.

Cleanliness could have been a bit better. Soap and paper towels out in the main floor bathroom. Front desk not always staffed. No breakfast offered. Only coffee and pastries for sale. Not clear how to order food and beverages at breakfast.

The rooms were clean and the bed was comfortable.

Had to wait until 3:00 to get in the room.

The St James Hotel is a beautiful facility with historical antecedents going back at least to the Civil War era. It has been well refurbished and is a very short walk from the Edmund Pettus Bridge. The mixed drink at the bar was well executed

There were no bath towels, face cloths or toiletries in the bathroom, and no bathrobe. When informed of this at the desk I will was told that some would be brought to the room. Toiletries never materialized. Dinner was a huge disappointment; it was expensive and the over cooked salmon was served on a bed of soggy basmati rice with a couple of tablespoons of bland yellow zucchini. Breakfast the next morning wasn’t much better. A cellophane-wrapped ham, egg and cheese on English muffin concoction was heated in a microwave oven to the consistency of leather. Finally while attempting to connect my devices to the internet, I had to make a second visit to the front desk to seek assistance as no one there was answering calls from the phone in the room, or my cellphone.

The night shift lady bought up towels each night after coming in late. Upon check out of room 202 the Housekeeping staff were very friendly. One of them even tracked me down for something I left in the room!

The lady who checked us in my opinion did not follow the proper protocols. She did not inform us of the incidental fees placed on the card. She just took the card and an extra 100 dollars popped up. I had to ask about it! Then, I asked about breakfast: Her response: It’s Starbucks Style- What? I said what does that mean? Last time we stayed it was on the river side-quieter! This time we stayed on the street side-very noise- even after midnight. We were on the second floor and could hear the people in the room above us.

It’s next to the river

The staff was rude, the lady charged me the 50$ incentive and didn't even tell me and then caught an attitude when I did ask why. Me and my fiancé stood at the checkout desk for 15 minutes while the staffer was sitting on her phone in her office . Was not worth the money for the stay