There are several places to book a room while vacationing in Alabama—even for just one night. Listed below are 10 historic hotels in Alabama that offer an incredible overnight stay. These historic hotels are also great for a weekend getaway. Check them out!
- The Redmont Hotel - Birmingham
yelp/Redmont Hotel The Redmont Hotel opened in 1925, which makes it Birmingham’s oldest hotel. This 14-story hotel offers an incredible experience that combines historic charm with modern day amenities.
(2101 5th Ave N)For more information, click here.
- The Battle House Renaissance Mobile Hotel & Spa - Mobile
yelp/Aleeta P. The Battle House Renaissance Mobile Hotel & Spa was built in 1908 after the original building burned in 1905. One of the greatest features of this historic hotel is the lobby’s domed skylight, which dates back to 1908. (26 N Royal St)For more information, click here.
- Grand Hotel Marriott Resort Golf Club & Spa - Point Clear
yelp/Anne M. The Grand Hotel Marriott Resort, Golf Club & Spa was originally built in 1847. During the Civil War, this historic hotel was turned into a hospital for Confederate soldiers. Military is honored each day at the hotel with a professional in the lobby and the firing of a canon at 4:00 p.m.
(1 Grand Blvd)For more information, click here.
- Rawls Hotel - Enterprise
wikimedia commons/Michael Rivera The Rawls Hotel combines comfort with old-world elegance. This historic hotel was established in 1903 and provides several amenities that make it the perfect weekend getaway. The Rawls Hotel features two lounge rooms, a bar, and even a restaurant that serves delicious meals in a casual atmosphere.
(116 S Main St)For more information, click here.
- The Tutwiler - Birmingham
wikimedia commons/Chris Pruitt The Tutwiler, which was built in 1914, is one of Birmingham’s most elegant hotels. During the beginning of its time, The Tutwiler was known as the “Outstanding Hotel of the South.” The original building imploded to make room for a bank, and the current hotel was converted from the Ridgely Apartments. It opened for business in 1986. (2021 Park Pl)For more information, click here.
- Malaga Inn - Mobile
yelp/Natalie R. The Malaga Inn is located in Mobile’s Downtown Historic District and is one of Alabama’s most charming hotels. It was originally built as two townhouses in 1862, and they were later joined together to form the hotel. (359 Church St)For more information, click here.
- St. James Hotel - Selma
flickr/damian entwistle If you’re a fan of paranormal activity, you’ll most certainly want to book a room at the St. James Hotel in downtown Selma. This historic hotel, which was built in 1837 atop the banks of the Alabama River, is one of the most haunted places in Alabama. (1200 Water Ave)For more information, click here.
- Hotel Indigo - Birmingham
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Hotel Indigo, which is located in the historic Five Points South, near UAB, is one of Birmingham’s top hotels.
(1023 20th St S)For more information, click here.
- The Admiral Hotel - Mobile
TheAdmiralHotel.com The Admiral Hotel, which opened in 1940, combines historic architecture with modern amenities to give guests a wonderful experience. Located in Mobile’s Historic Entertainment and Cultural District, The Admiral Hotel is one of the city’s most iconic hotels. (251 Government St)For more information, click here.
- The Hotel Magnolia - Foley
tripadvisor/Dinocompany The Hotel Magnolia was built in 1908 and underwent a compete renovation in 2005. It’s best known for its exquisite charm. (119 N McKenzie St)For more information, click here.
Have you ever booked an overnight stay at one of these historic hotels? If so, what did you think?
yelp/Redmont Hotel
The Redmont Hotel opened in 1925, which makes it Birmingham’s oldest hotel. This 14-story hotel offers an incredible experience that combines historic charm with modern day amenities.
(2101 5th Ave N)For more information, click here.
yelp/Aleeta P.
The Battle House Renaissance Mobile Hotel & Spa was built in 1908 after the original building burned in 1905. One of the greatest features of this historic hotel is the lobby’s domed skylight, which dates back to 1908. (26 N Royal St)For more information, click here.
yelp/Anne M.
The Grand Hotel Marriott Resort, Golf Club & Spa was originally built in 1847. During the Civil War, this historic hotel was turned into a hospital for Confederate soldiers. Military is honored each day at the hotel with a professional in the lobby and the firing of a canon at 4:00 p.m.
(1 Grand Blvd)For more information, click here.
wikimedia commons/Michael Rivera
The Rawls Hotel combines comfort with old-world elegance. This historic hotel was established in 1903 and provides several amenities that make it the perfect weekend getaway. The Rawls Hotel features two lounge rooms, a bar, and even a restaurant that serves delicious meals in a casual atmosphere.
(116 S Main St)For more information, click here.
wikimedia commons/Chris Pruitt
The Tutwiler, which was built in 1914, is one of Birmingham’s most elegant hotels. During the beginning of its time, The Tutwiler was known as the “Outstanding Hotel of the South.” The original building imploded to make room for a bank, and the current hotel was converted from the Ridgely Apartments. It opened for business in 1986. (2021 Park Pl)For more information, click here.
yelp/Natalie R.
The Malaga Inn is located in Mobile’s Downtown Historic District and is one of Alabama’s most charming hotels. It was originally built as two townhouses in 1862, and they were later joined together to form the hotel. (359 Church St)For more information, click here.
flickr/damian entwistle
If you’re a fan of paranormal activity, you’ll most certainly want to book a room at the St. James Hotel in downtown Selma. This historic hotel, which was built in 1837 atop the banks of the Alabama River, is one of the most haunted places in Alabama. (1200 Water Ave)For more information, click here.
tripadvisor/management
Hotel Indigo, which is located in the historic Five Points South, near UAB, is one of Birmingham’s top hotels.
(1023 20th St S)For more information, click here.
TheAdmiralHotel.com
The Admiral Hotel, which opened in 1940, combines historic architecture with modern amenities to give guests a wonderful experience. Located in Mobile’s Historic Entertainment and Cultural District, The Admiral Hotel is one of the city’s most iconic hotels. (251 Government St)For more information, click here.
tripadvisor/Dinocompany
The Hotel Magnolia was built in 1908 and underwent a compete renovation in 2005. It’s best known for its exquisite charm. (119 N McKenzie St)For more information, click here.
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