Super 8 Moody
2451 Moody Parkway
Moody, AL 35004
Rates Recently Found: ($50.15 - $75.00)
1 Star
Welcome to the Super 8 in Moody, AL with easy access to I-20. We are conveniently located near all of the major restaurants in the Moody/Birmingham area. Designed for Business or Pleasure, the Super 8 Moody, AL will exceed your expectations!! Our friendly staff is waiting to accommodate your lodging needs. We provide Complimentary SuperStart Breakfast, High Speed Internet Access, Micro Fridges and in room Work Desks. The Super 8 in Moody, AL is the perfect choice for all of your travel needs.
Welcome to the Super 8 Moody
Amenities
· Complimentary Continental Breakfast· Copy Service
· Data port Available
· FAX
· Free Parking
· Free Local Telephone Calls
· Internet Access Complimentary
· Wireless Internet Access
· Wireless Internet Access
· Pets Allowed
· Bus Parking
· Outdoor Parking
· Recreational Vehicle Parking
· Truck Parking
· Satellite TV
Miscellaneous Information
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 2:00 PM
· Check out time is 11:00 AM
· Opened in 2000
· 0 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 2 floors.
Directions
Business district, Expressway
Restaurant Information
Pizza Hut Arbys Ruby Tuesdays Pete Carlisle Restaurant Krystals Milos Drive Thru Wendys Burger King KFC Captain Ds Guadelajara Mexican Waffle House Cracker Barrel McDonalds Hardees Taco BellArea Attractions
- Alabama Museum of Health- Advent Gardens
- Alabama Sports Hall of Fame
- Amtrak Birmingham Station
- Arlington Antebellum Home
- Athens Public Library
- Athens Stadium
- Bessemer Civic Center
- Birmingham Botanical Garden
- Birmingham Civic Center
- Civil Rights Institution
- Birmingham Festival Theater
- Birmingham Museum of Art
- Birmingham Public Library
- Birmingham Race Course
- Birmingham Southern College
- Birmingham Visitors Center
- Birmingham Zoo
- Botanical Japanese Gardens
- Boutwell Auditorium
- Discover Place
- Dismals Wonder Gardens
- Fair Park Arena
- Five Points
- Houston Memorial Library
- Jefferson Civic Center
- Kelly Ingram Park
- Legion Field
- Meyer Planetarium
- Mound State Monument
- Ruffner Mountain Nature Ctr
- Samford University
- Sixteenth St Baptist Church
- Sloss Furnaces
- Southern Museum of Flight
- Southern Research Institute
- Sports Hall of Fame Museum
- Talladega Speedway
- Temple Sibyl
- Tuxedo Junction
- University of Alabama
- Univ of Alabama Hospital
- Vulcan State Park
- Adesa Car Auction
- Talladega Intl Speedway
- Desoto Caverns
- Logan Martin Lake
- Vulcan Statue
- Barber Motor Speedway
- Galleria Mall
- Century Plaza Mall
- Anderson Electrical
- Boy Scouts of America
- Vulcan Industries
- Walmart Supercenter
- Lowes
- Food World
- IKG Industries
- Lehigh Portland Cement
- Medical Center
- Waggoner Trucking
- J lis Quality Cleaners
- Bank Corp
- Chamber of Commerce
- Dental Office Inc
- Jackson Hewitt Tax
- Winn Dixie
- Movie Gallery
- Dollar General
- Cedar Grove Baptist Church
- Church of Christ
- Leeds High School
- Curves for Women
- Leeds High School Football
- Talladega Raceway
- Ruffuen Mtn Nature Center
- Moody Recreation Park
- ARPT Birmingham Airport
- RAIL Amtrack
- BUS Greyhound
- CAB Taxi
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Birmingham, AL
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near AlabamaWhile in Alabama, you might enjoy a visit to: 56-foot-tall statue of Vulcan, the pagan, bare-butted Roman smithy god, watches Birmingham from his tower on the summit of Red Mountain. Since 1989, Joe Minter has been packing his yard with homemade sculptures, shrines, and signs as a tribute to African-Americans, on orders from God. He welcomes visitors. Office chair built in 1981 from 10 tons of steel. Surpassed by later chair monoliths, but its 31 ft. height is still formidable. 30+ faces carved into dead cedar trees around Orr Park. A 1993 storm killed a bunch of the old trees and inspired artist Tim Tingle. |