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Museum of Slavery and Civil Rights Hotel & Travel Guide

Broaden your wisdom of all things worldly when you visit Museum of Slavery and Civil Rights.

You'll find it in Selma, roughly 40 miles (64 kilometers) from the capital of the state, Montgomery.

If you prefer to be near the action, you won't be disappointed. There are 4 accommodation options waiting for you nearby. Within 2 miles (3 kilometers) of Museum of Slavery and Civil Rights you'll discover the Comfort Inn Selma and Quality Inn Selma.

The area's budget-friendly hotels offer great service and rates which are affordable. Some popular ones are the Luxury Inn and Suites and the Americas Best Value Inn.

Sweet Advantages (106 Broad Street, Selma) is among the most popular venues for some refreshments and a light snack. Once the coffee has well and truly worn off, you'll have to start thinking about a more substantial meal. We would be surprised if you could't see at least one thing to your taste at Munch Box (1205 Alabama Avenue, Selma.)

Other Things to Do Near Museum of Slavery and Civil Rights

You've traveled for quite some time, so we imagine Museum of Slavery and Civil Rights is just the start. Once you're finished, have a look at what the rest of the area has to offer:

Appreciate the important landmark that is Edmund Pettus Bridge, and kick back as you watch the current flow.
If you're always seeking knowledge, National Voting Rights Museum is worth checking out.
Take time to stop by Brown Chapel AME Church. Even though this local place of worship is frequently visited by tourists, you need to find out the tour times if you want to spend time inside this spiritual place.
All aboard! Enjoy an excursion into history at Old Depot Museum.
A day at The Smitherman Building is an excellent way to educate yourself in a relaxed setting.

Comfort Inn Edmund Pettus Bridge area

3.0 Travelocity Verified Review

I dint like that the side entrance doors were never locked I walk in last to find a man passed out drunk on the floor. When the staff came to get him they told him if he didn’t have a room he could sleep in the lobby????????

2 months ago by A verified traveler

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Hampton Inn Selma

5.0 Travelocity Verified Review

It need to clean the entrance of the property make a more pleasing, had a lot of trash in the parking lot as well at the front door

2 months ago by A verified traveler

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Quality Inn Edmund Pettus Bridge area

5.0 Travelocity Verified Review

I was greeted with a warm welcome from Ms. Shirley. We thank Ms. Shirley for her genuine and heartfelt hospitality. The room was clean and comfortable. We appreciate quality Inn being pet friendly as well. Thank you! We look forward to staying there again next time we're in Selma.

3 months ago by A verified traveler

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Holiday Inn Express Selma

5.0 Travelocity Verified Review

I was impressed with the size of the room. I had a double suite which included a pullout coach. The service was great, everything we ask for we got. The place was clean. The breakfast was Good.

4 months ago by A verified traveler

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Selma Hotel

1.0 Travelocity Verified Review

Horrible had to be moved to another room and then apparently nobody made a note of it anywhere in the system so they gave a key to somebody else and they come right in the room while I was asleep

8 months ago by A verified traveler from Selma Alabama

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Americas Best Value Inn

1.0 On of the worst stays I have ever had.

After an 8 hour drive from Dallas, TX for a funeral, we needed to rest. Upon our arrival they couldn't find our paid reservation. The first room we were given was nice, but we had requested smoking. No problem, the change was made quickly to a smoking room. The room was terrible; the bed was poorly made, the pillows were almost non existent and the shower had mold. Yes, I understand that smokin hs been banded in most hotels, but even smoking visitors deserve a modicrum of respect and cleanliness as paying customers. The worst events happened at 10 pm. Approximately 15 -20 individuals were having a party in the parking lot. Managment acted as if this was the normal course of business. We called the front desk to complain, her suggestion was to change our room; not call the police. All of the rooms exit to the parking lot, how was this suppose to help. We checked out without even partial a refund, after four hours. And they tried to double billed us! If yu are going to be in the Selma, AL area, DO NOT stay at this hotel. Spend the extra an reserve a room at one of the larger hotel chains.

7 years ago by WorstValueInn from Dallas, TX

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