5 Best Historic Hotels In Mobile, Alabama

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Situated on Alabama’s Gulf Coast, Mobile is a charming metropolis with a dramatic cityscape, iconic landmarks, and rich history. Visit USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park and have a glimpse of the World War II era through the retired vessel. In Mobile Carnival Museum, you can immerse yourself in hundreds of years of Mardi Gras festivities in the city. Also, don’t wrap up your Mobile holiday without a visit to the 18th-century Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, which features stunning stained-glass details. If you are the type of tourist who’s into history, architecture, and culture, be sure to browse through this list of the best historic hotels in Mobile, Alabama.

We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) properties with historic significance, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on March 03, 2024.

1. The Battle House Renaissance Mobile Hotel & Spa (from USD 289)

With a rich history, it is no surprise that Mobile is home to historic hotels, one of them being The Battle House Renaissance Mobile Hotel & Spa. There is more to this luxurious and stylish hotel with 4-star amenities than meets the eye. Constructed in 1852 on the grounds occupied by the headquarters of general-turned-president Andrew Jackson during the War of 1812, this hotel is indeed part of American history.

Not only does the property have a military tale, but it also stands as the place where President Woodrow Wilson said his first speech after his inauguration in 1913.

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The Battle House Renaissance Mobile Hotel & Spa

Wheelchair accessible

Address: 26 North Royal Street
22.32 km (13.9 mi) from Fairhope Municipal Pier

Parking Restaurant Pets allowed Meeting/banquet facilities Bar 24-HOUR FRONT DESK Tennis court Sauna

2. The Admiral, a Wyndham Hotel (from USD 329)

The Admiral, a Wyndham Hotel, is a 4-star 1940s hotel that boasts an Art Deco-inspired interior design. It was named after Raphael Semmes, a 19th-century Confederate officer and captain to CSS Alabama during the Civil War.

After going through some remodeling in 2014, this elegant and quintessential hotel now houses traditional rooms designed in Earth-toned hues, an industrial-style drinking nook, on-site dining, and a fitness center that sates the health buffs. It also has an outdoor pool, Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, a pet-friendly policy as its other delightful features.

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The Admiral Hotel

Wifi Available Wheelchair accessible Visual Aid: Braille Visual Aid: Tactile

Address: 251 Government Street
22.06 km (13.8 mi) from Fairhope Municipal Pier

Pets allowed Meeting/banquet facilities 24-HOUR FRONT DESK Fitness centre Non-smoking rooms Laundry Dry cleaning Facilities for disabled guests

3. Malaga Inn (from USD 126)

Malaga Inn has a fascinating tale of humble beginnings. A brainchild of two brothers-in-law, this present-day 3-star hotel started as mere twin antebellum guesthouses turned into a charming inn, and the rest is history.

As time progressed, this 1862 hotel has become a boutique retreat that blends old and new. It offers Pinterest-worthy rooms with elegant chandelier lighting and antique details, a dreamy courtyard with a fountain for a centerpiece, Wi-Fi throughout the property, and a car park.

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Malaga Inn

Address: 359 Church Street, Central Business District, Mobile (AL), United States, AL 36602
21.99 km (13.7 mi) from Fairhope Municipal Pier

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4. The Grand Hotel Golf Resort and Spa Autograph Collection (from USD 379)

For history and culture buffs planning to base in Point Clear for their Mobile visit, The Grand Hotel Golf Resort and Spa might pique your interest. Opening its doors to the public in 1847, this high-end hotel was once billed as The Queen of Southern Resorts. It has since been revamped and now takes its place as one of Marriott International’s Autograph Collection hotels.

Aside from making its way on USA Today’s list of Historic Hotels, this property boasts 4-star luxuries, including the on-site Lakewood Golf Club, a spa, a fitness center, and plenty of dining options. Room service is a call away in case you don’t feel like mingling with crowds.

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Grand Hotel Golf Resort & Spa

Wheelchair accessible

Address: One Grand Boulevard
4.99 km (3.1 mi) from Fairhope Municipal Pier

Parking Restaurant Room service Meeting/banquet facilities Bar 24-HOUR FRONT DESK Tennis court Sauna

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5. The Hotel Magnolia (from USD 152)

The Hotel Magnolia nestles in the charming city of Foley. Built in the early 20th century, this 3-star hotel features a beautiful plantation-inspired design. Upon entry, you will be greeted by Southern elegance and atmosphere. Luxuries such as chandelier fixtures combine with antique and modern furniture to create a sophisticated interior.

While you will love curling up in your cozy bedroom or reading a newspaper in the indoor lounge, it’s unwinding on the front porch and looking out into the greenery that you will love doing most. Guests here can also expect access to an outdoor pool, a game room, and a car park.

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The Hotel Magnolia

Wheelchair accessible

Address: 119 North McKenzie Street, Foley, Foley (AL), United States, AL 36535
25.62 km (16.0 mi) from Fairhope Municipal Pier

Immerse in history in Mobile

Mobile is a beautiful city with rich history you can witness through its architecture, museums, and the quaint Midtown Historic District. More so, it offers hotels that have survived the test of time, keeping history through their walls.

Any must-sees we missed? Tell us about them in the comments section or write a post here to help out fellow travelers!
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