Bed & Breakfast

A cozy alternative to traditional hotels, Alabama boasts some of the most historical and romantic bed and breakfast lodgings anywhere. There’s the pre-Civil War Attoway Davis Cottage in Eutaw. Or perhaps you’d prefer the beachside beauty of Away at the Bay in Fairhope. Elegantly appointed, reasonably priced and utterly unforgettable, each of our B&B’s offers its own personality and its own unique experience.

Find a Bed & Breadkfast for your Alabama vacation experience.

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Longing for Home [Rogersville]
A state of mind. A place of grace. A way of life. Perfect for weddings, family reunions, weekend getaways and business off-sites. 15 acres, massage therapist, Gift shop. Children 13 and older are welcome.
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Columbus Street Inn [Fayette]
1870 historic home with additional cottage. Furnished with period antiques and local art. Hot, gourmet breakfast served each morning. Located in downtown residential area.
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Berney/Fly Bed & Breakfast [Mobile]
Hotel alternative for lodging in Mobile. 1895 Queen Anne Victorian in historic Oakleigh Garden District near downtown nightlife. Pool, Jacuzzi, 2200 sq. ft. of cool decking.
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The Folsom Inn [Greensboro]
Enjoy continental breakfast, relaxing front porch, back screened porch, walking trails, an eagle nest, wildlife, more than 20 historic buildings, wildflowers, treasure forest and vegetable garden.
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Blue Shadows Guest House [Greensboro]
Three-room secluded guesthouse. Peaceful location with many amenities, including nature trais, bridges, fish pond, barn, country auctions. Near Auburn Rural Studio project, Indian mounds, antebellum homes.
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Quaint on Brooklyn Bed and Breakfast [Andalusia]
Rustic work of art with pleasant views of acre pond that is full of brim and bass. Enjoy complimentary wine and cheese on front porch. Above ground pool. Wireless Internet. Quiet, peaceful surroundings.
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Rawls Historic Hotel, The [Enterprise]
The Rawls Historic Hotel, built 1903, now houses restaurant and bed & breakfast. Located in downtown Enterprise, by train depot and Boll Weevil Monument.
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Hotel Magnolia [Foley]
Why settle for a place to sleep, when you can have a place to dream? Open your eyes to Hotel Magnolia, the elegant hotel that will enchant you with luxuries from a by-gone era–crystal chandeliers, sumptuous antiques and exquisite mosaic tile bathrooms, to name but a few.
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Mary Elizabeth Stallworth Home Bed & Breakfast [Beatrice]
Beautiful old home owned by Mary Elizabeth Stallworth, who was the first woman to enroll the College of Architecture at Auburn University. 20 min. drive from Monroeville. Perfect stay for "To Kill a Mockingbird" performances.
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Bayside Guest House [Fairhope]
Quaint creole cottage, circa 1904, offers antique/eclectic decor, therapeutic massage studio on site. Located near Fairhope Pier/Pier Park. Short walk to beaches, jogging/walking trails, shopping/restarants.
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