The property was absolutely perfect. It was a step away from the busy city life but we could easily walk to downtown still. The rooms were spacious and the cafe was divine! Though modern, you felt like you were in a cozy little village. Our view was quaint. I only wished we stayed longer so I could paint out on the balcony. The hubby and I loved wandering the cobble streets, spotting the occasional kitty here and there. It was truly peaceful. If you are getting breakfast at their café, I would highly recommend the bourbon pecan French toast. It was honestly the best French toast I ever had and I love French toast.

Nothing I could complain about. It was worth the money and I would do it again.

This was unlike anything I've experienced before! We turned onto the cobblestone street to find strug lights crossed above the street from building to building! It created an amazing ambiance. Felt like going back in time without sacrificing conveniences. The hardwood floors were solid with no creaking, though I wouldn't have minded a little. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and special. The grand porches had gas-lite scones. The people were all amazing. I definitely want to visit often!

The bistro was expensive, but the food was out of this world! Truly fine dining. Honestly, I've never had food this fancy and delicious before! Regardless of my inexperience with this kind of dining, everyone was so welcoming and inviting.

The place is so beautiful and well preserved. They do such a good job of adding modern touches without compromising the rich history. The staff is so kind and accommodating. You can hang out in the lobby in the parlour, sip on a nice drink and talk to your friends. The rooms have super comfortable beds with a spacious bathroom. The breakfast is a small fee if you stay and is offered across the street. Downtown is only a short walk away passing by Fort Conde on the way. Highly suggest staying here!

Gym wasn’t open. But it’s not a huge deal! They are working on it.

A fun and charming Inn. Our Suite was nicely decorated and very comfortable. The staff was friendly, helpful and professional. The food at the Bistro was incredible.

A big drawback is that the Inn is located right next to the highway and the train tracks. The non-stop noise throughout the night was pretty bad. After our second night, my husband and I purchased earplugs which helped a lot. The noise factor is really the only reason we would not choose to stay at this Inn again.

I had never been to Mobile and it was all so pleasant. This is a very nice place to stay, so close to the city and a nice break from the usual city hotel room. We had a king suite which was lovely.

They charged 16$ for early check in. I frabkly didnt understand what it cost them... the room was ready, there was no expedited cleaning or anything... other hotels let me in if the room is ready. We wanted to make it to the Africatown Heritage museum and it was only 16 so we paid. Just seems there are so many extra fees anymore...

I liked the attention to details. The staff was efficient, helpful and courteous. Rooms were clean. Our view from our window was the brick streets. Walking distance to downtown Mobile, the Mobile cruise terminal and attractions. A free or discounted breakfast with our reservation to Bistro St Emanuel. $$. Over all we had a wonderful time exploring the down town historic areas.

Street parking only for those that are not going on a cruise. Free garage parking the day before or day after you go on cruise. And you would have to walk across under the freeway(interstate) to go back and forth to your car. Our room was advertised as being sound proof. It was quiet other than hearing out neighbor above walking across their floor.

Location and property. We have stayed there before and like the proximity to downtown. Nice rooms and area to walk in.

Inflexible staff. Arrived an hour early and property was less than half full but wouldn't check us in unless we paid extra. Not a nice experience. Very strict rules about many things. Previously they would cook a breakfast that was served in the lovely dining room. Now you go to their "Bistro" (which is nice) but you are very limited in your breakfast, must pay a fee regardless and pay extras for other items. Not what I expected from them at the price they charge or for any B and B. Perhaps they are becoming more "corporate" in their approach instead of boutique and intimate. Still a nice property but may look around next time.

Lovely hotell that is located in a few old houses in an old crescent. It had a nice court yard where we could sit outside. It was close to Mobiles historical centre and it was easy to go for a walk in the area. The staff was lovely and very helpful. Dont miss a visit to the Carnival Museum!

Unfourtunately the breakfast service was really slow the day we were there, but the staff was really good about it and tried to compensate us and made sure our cups of coffee was refilled all the time :)

the location close to downtown the model of hotel composed of several houses similar to the historical district room are also equipped considering the histroical needs the boss and the staff were very helpfull and services minded.

breakfast is not at the level of the hotel. Additionaly, though Booking say breakfast included, you will need to pay additianal fee. The trains horing in the nights ..... but Hotel cannot do much for it

The hotel is in the historic district. We were able to walk around and feel safe. Many attractions are in walking distance of the hotel. Staff is friendly and accommodating. We had an extended stay, everyone was understanding and helpful. Breakfast was available at the Bistro across the street. Eggs with bacon, sausage is included. A discount is available if you order something else. Dinner had many options, everything was delicious.

Parts of the hotel could use some refreshing.