Mobile, AL: Hotel & Motel Planning Guide

Best Discounts in Mobile, Alabama

Quality Inn & Suites serves leisure and business travelers as well as offering outstanding ratings and savings for groups. The hotel's rating for group booking is 10.0/10 and its average group savings is 13.3 percent. Whether you need a meeting room, or 10 rooms or more, your needs are covered. The hotel is conveniently located in the business district with access to three shopping malls all within walking distance. Free amenities include breakfast, coffee, newspaper, and wireless high-speed Internet. Guests also have access to the business center, exercise room, heated pool, indoor whirlpool and laundry facilities. For guest convenience, the hotel is pet-friendly.

Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel is another choice with outstanding ratings for groups whether for a special event or for business meetings. The hotel rates 10.0/10 for friendliness and group savings average 17.5 percent. Business travelers can get the job done in the comfort of a well-lit work desk area and stay connected with free Wi-Fi. Each room is beautifully decorated in a nautical theme and feature plush bedding and linens, flat-screen TV, marble bathrooms, in-room dining, and a mini-refrigerator for beverages and snacks. Dine at The Harbor Room, enjoy a cocktail at Fathoms Lounge, workout at the fitness center, or take a plunge in the pool.

Best Value Options in Mobile, Alabama

Admiral Hotel Mobile Curio Collection blends the historic attitude of the 1940s with modern luxury creating the perfect atmosphere for its guest. Comfort, entertainment, and pleasing décor set the standard for an enjoyable stay with newly designed king and double guest rooms and suites featuring art deco furnishings, and a Keurig coffeemaker. An outdoor pool with cabanas is the perfect place to relax or tap into the Internet in the hotel lobby. Two on-site restaurants — Corner 251 and Launch tease the taste buds with creative menus. Guests can also order room service. The charm of the city is right outside the door with a two-minute walk to Dauphin Street for an array of dining, nightlife, and shopping venues. “Excellent for couple's getaway” describes this couples experience at The Admiral Hotel.

The Holiday Inn Mobile-Downtown Historic District Hotel features an array of modern features and amenities. Its location, just one block from Dauphin Street, is near a variety of restaurants, shops, galleries, and nightlife activities. For guests visiting the Mobile Bay Convention Center, it is only a 9-minute walk from the hotel. Guest rooms are inviting with comfortable furnishings and warm décor and feature a microwave, mini-fridge, and coffeemaker, along with cable TV, and complimentary Wi-Fi. The hotel also offers American cuisine served for breakfast and dinner at Lafayette's, and cocktails on the rooftop at the Skyview Lounge on the 17th floor.

Things to Do in Mobile, Alabama

When traveling to Mobile, set aside time to explore the many interesting facets of the city. From fresh oysters and Cajun-style crawfish to crab soup and crisp fried green tomatoes, your palate is in for a real treat.

Military history plays a big role in Mobile and you have many museums and points of interest to explore such as the USS Alabama Battleship, USS Alabama Park, and the Fort Conde Museum that outlines the Colonial history of Mobile.

There are more museums that offer a glimpse at history through art, architecture, and artifacts. For a look at southern architecture, visit the 1833 antebellum Oakleigh Period House Museum and tour the Bragg-Mitchell House Museum, an authentic 1855 southern mansion.

The Mobile Carnival Museum, located in the historic Bernstein-Bush mansion, provides a day of fun as you discover over 300 years of Mobile's history of carnival and Mardi Gras activities.

The Phoenix Fire Museum is located in the restored fire house of Phoenix Volunteer Company No. 6 and has on display antique fire engines, horse-drawn steam engines, motorized vehicles, and historical information. Admission is free to take a tour on Tuesday or Thursday.

Art and history buffs won't want to miss the displays and exhibits at the Mobile Museum of Art, History Museum of Mobile, Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center, American Sport Art Museum and Archives, and the Conde-Charlotte Museum House constructed in 1822.

For a relaxing way to spend the day, stroll through the landscaped beauty of woodland trails at the 100-acre Mobile Botanical Gardens or have a picnic at the 720-acre Langan Park that originally opened in 1957.

Just an hour away in Gulfport, soak up the sun on the sugar-sand beach or be adventurous and try your luck at the casino.

A visit to Mobile is an adventure with so many entertaining places to go. Whether you're traveling on business or pleasure, the city will immerse you in the charm of the south where good manners and hospitality are always on the agenda. Take advantage of your stay in Mobile to discover and explore the many areas of the city's past while enjoying the modern attractions, cultural venues, sports activities at the Hank Aaron Stadium, and the best and freshest Gulf of Mexico seafood delicacies.

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