Radisson Admiral Semmes Hotel
The Radisson Admiral Semmes Hotel has been a landmark in Mobile, Ala., since 1940 when it first opened. The hotel was named after Raphael Semmes, the first and only Commander of the Confederate ship the Alabama, which sank off the coast of France in 1864. The hotel was closed from 1979 until 1985, while it was undergoing reconstruction due to damage caused by Hurricane Frederic. Historic Traveler Magazine named the Radisson Admiral Semmes one of the Top 10 Historic Hotels in America. Featuring a swimming pool, fitness center, restaurant, and Jacuzzi, the hotel is located only 2 miles away from the USS Alabama Memorial Park and 4 blocks from the Mobile Museum.
Radisson Admiral Semmes Hotel
251 Government Street,
Mobile, AL 36602
(251) 432-8000
historichotels.org/hotel/Radisson_Admiral_Semmes_Hotel
The Battle House, Renaissance
Originally built in 1852. the Battle House, Renaissance was used as a Confederate military hospital during the Civil War. Now completely renovated, the hotel features a 7,000-square-foot spa as well as a swimming pool, restaurant, tennis court, driving range, and three bars/lounges.
The Battle House, Renaissance
26 N. Royal Street
Mobile, AL 36602
(251) 338-2000
marriott.com/hotels/travel/mobbr-the-battle-house-a-renaissance-hote
Berney/Fly Bed and Breakfast
Construction of the Berney/Fly Bed and Breakfast began in 1858 and was finally completed in 1895. Filled with hidden passages that were used by residents to hide from rebels and Union soldiers, the Berney/Fly Bed and Breakfast was originally the home of Charles P. Gage and Adaline Spencer. Amenities include a swimming pool, breakfast services, and live Jazz music. This hotel, offering guests beautiful Victorian architecture, is an official member of the Mobile Historic Preservation Society. Nearby attractions and activities include sailing, swimming, and the famous USS Alabama battleship.
Berney/Fly Bed & Breakfast
1118 Government Street
Mobile, Alabama 36604
(251) 405.0949
berneyflybedandbreakfast.com
