I've spent the last 8 weeks here while working in the area and have nothing but positive things to…read moresay about this place. It's clean, quiet, and well maintained. The staff is friendly and make sure that any issues you may have are quickly addressed. It'll definitely be my go-to location to stay when I'm in the area. One side note: The river does flood with lots of rain and you may have to move sites if there's a chance it will spill over. (Staff will let you know) Also, you're allowed two people or there's an additional charge so it could be expensive for a large family.

What a VERY Pleasant Surprise at the end of the road. VERY Clean & Kept campground. The bathrooms…read moreare the "Buc-ee's" of campgrounds. The folks who run the place Steve, Nikki, Chuck & Beverly are Great! You park on cement slabs and all the interior roads are asphalt. No trees to scratch your RV. You can tell a lot of care has gone into and continues to go into the campground. They are VERY family friendly & pet friendly. This is a SHINING STAR of campgrounds. Right off I-10 at Wilcox Rd exit. Campground is on the North side of the Interstate. Glad we stayed here and look forward to staying again! Thanks Folks!

This is the most fabulous place. The land is gorgeous and the people are incredible. I give it a 10…read morestar rating with 5 being the highest.

I've been boarding at Serenity for about 5 or 6 months and really enjoy it. Very clean facility…read morewith beautiful green pastures. Arena is maintained everyday. Everyone looks out for each other which is nice.

We loved this park! We stayed only over night, but this place has it all! They have bathrooms with…read moreshowers that are CLEAN! The park is beautiful and the spots have concrete so easy for leveling. A nice covered patio with a grill and some outside games. The RV park is near a dead end so it's quiet and very peaceful. Long term or short term I highly recommend this place!

The campground is very clean and quiet. The staff are very friendly. A lot of nice folks camping…read morehere. No amenities such as a pool but that's ok. I'd stay here again

An authentic old B&B that's kept clean and up-to-date. I selected Fort Conde because all the other…read morehotels in downtown Mobile are priced out of the range of government per diem rates. Well, talk about a great deal. Normally B&Bs are _more_ expensive than traditional hotels. Okay, you don't get a pool here. But you get a rustic room with all the amenities - TV, fridge, kitchenette, chairs, closets, wall-mounted ductless A/C - these are way nicer than your typical hotel. Heck, my room even has a fireplace! (We are specifically told not to light fires. Makes sense.) I love that my room is cooler and drier than Alabama summer. I love that the front desk is responsive, showed me my room, answered my questions up front. There is a ready supply of water in the main building. There is free* breakfast even. * With a mandatory $3 tip, you can eat at the sister restaurant they own. I did not partake since it's just a basic breakfast and my conference offered similar. But it's there if you'd like. A very pleasant experience, good nights' sleep. I don't mind walking a few blocks for lower cost and, overall, my kind of place - quiet, isolated, where I can unwind from a long day. Would absolutely stay here again and again.

I took at five-night trip to New Orleans, Louisiana, Biloxi, Mississippi, and Mobile, Alabama, and…read moreI stayed at four different places, all very beautiful and unique. Out of those four places, Fort Conde Inn wins for my most comfortable, unique, and lovely stay. Fort Conde Inn is a stunning and historic property in a charming neighborhood called Fort Conde Village. This hotel consists of several old homes from the 19th century, converted into old fashioned yet luxurious rooms and suites. We stayed in The Antunez Royal Suite, and our stay was amazing. The suite had high ceilings, Persian carpets, and gorgeous furniture and drapery. The king-size bed was the most comfortable bed I slept in during my entire six-day trip. I absolutely LOVED deep whirlpool bathtub! While we did not use the fireplaces, I enjoyed having them for ambiance. The linens and towels were luxurious, and I was impressed by the fact that we were given L'Occitane bath products. The living room couch was beautiful and comfortable, as were the chairs. Attention to detail with historic style furniture and artwork captured another time in history. Our stay included vouchers for daily $3.00 breakfasts at the local restaurant, Bistro St. Emanuel. It was a lovely bacon and egg breakfast with potatoes, toast, and choice of coffee or juice. The main house also offered us a serve-yourself drink at their "honor bar," which I really enjoyed. You make your own cocktail -- I made a Jack Daniels and Coke -- and then write down your beverage and leave the slip in a jar. What a lovely touch! Forte Conde Inn is an easy walk to restaurants downtown, and we passed artistic statues and a park along the way. Hospitality was superb. I appreciated the friendliness and efficiency of the inn's staff. I have only two minor complaints that could be easily rectified by ownership: 1. The toilet paper holder is attached to the wall next to the toilet, and it is VERY far back -- I had to do a full-body twist to reach it, which was not comfortable. A standing pedestal that holds the toilet paper would be a much better choice, much easier to reach, and could look very elegant and historical. 2. The bathmat that I was given was very tiny and insufficient. It was approximately 18x24 inches. It was TINY, which was difficult for getting out of the tub and then getting over to the vanity. For having such luxurious, oversized towels, I was surprised at the insufficient and tiny bathmat. I wound up asking the staff for extra towels, so iI could use one as a bigger bathmat. Again, this could be very easily rectified by ownership --a large, oversized, fluffy bathmat seems appropriate for such a stunning boutique inn of this caliber. The Fort Conde Inn is a unique and charming boutique hotel, and I am so happy that I came across it while researching accommodations for my trip to Alabama. Staying at Forte Conde Inn made beautiful memories for me that I'll always keep and cherish.

The ladies that work in this visitors center are so sweet and their information was not only useful…read morebut, informative. You can pick up all of your normal pamphlets here for tourist attractions, they will give you dinner recommendations, real estate magazines, etc. If you came here without doing much research or just want to know the best restaurants in town this is the place for you. They recommended the trolley tour around town which picks up right outside and we decided to hop on; definitely a must do for a background on the cities history. We event received some restaurant coupons for free items and discount dining! I appreciate a visitors center where you can tell they are proud to share their city with you!

Got good information on what to see from the Mobile Visitor's Center at Fort Condé. But once at…read morethe sights found Mobile a bit parochial. There is an assumption that a visitor understands details of the various sights. Examples included 1) Magnolia Cemetery with its various unique burial places. We were lucky to find some of them without written directions. 2) The Mobile Carnival Museum's front door has a chain link fence across it because its entrance is on a one-way street that leads away from the museum (to reach it you have to drive around the block to find it). And, 3) the Museum of Mobile, on it literature says, open until 5 pm yet when you get there they open only to 4:30 on Mardi Gras Parade days. In this video you can see we were able to nuance those nuisances. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgA-u4Ai3ng Visitor's Center also recommended ride the Moda! a free bus that loops through downtown Mobile. You will find the windows on the cites free Moda! circulator bus to be a disappointment. It is a mini bus where all expenses were saved on glass. There were windows on both sides of the bus but the windows, especially the front were small. Thr front windows seemed designed for the just the driver to see out. Very disappointed. I wonder if the city bureaucrat who ordered those busses ever rode in one? Will admit I missed and avoided downtown Mobile after just one bus trip.

Relatively easy to find and small so not a hassle to navigate. In Dec being left to stand in an…read moreoutside line with not much heat available was brutal. I found the staff fairly pleasant but lacking training on how to interact with customers. Some basic things could use attention especially as the first stop when onboarding a cruise vacation.

This port is small but a little hectic. There doesn't seem to be enough parking even with the…read moregarage and people act crazy! We got there at 1130 and most of the parking was taken. It's also pay in advance, but they don't limit it by spaces. Makes no sense to me. So we get there and the porters are all over you. We tipped the guy and our bags were one of the last ones to come on our floor. I'd rather just carry them on myself at that point. When we got back to port, we carried our bags off and we were out mostly quick, except we had to wait in a long line for the elevator since we had to park on the 4th floor.

BAAAHHHH...Help me!!!…read more I am stuck in the Mobile Airport!!!! It is 4:45 pm. My flight was supposed be at 2:30!!!!!! My flight isn't taking off to till 6:35 pm....booo hoo! So sad. So I had not a great trip here to these parts and now I am sitting here...online...talking to my beloved Barbara...and she is consoling me. Great friends! Let's rewind a couple days. It was Christmas eve.... I had a tough situation and decided it was time to come home to LA...so my awesome friend Karisha and I drove from Pensacola, Florida to this airport. I missed my flight by 30 minutes. And had to turn around and head back to Pensacola. Sad. The ticket agent was like, "Why didn't you call first?" I said, "Why? Where I am from there are flights anywhere 24/7!" Spoiled again... The airport is small, it has a strange sculpture in front, and only 2 bars!!!

Mobile Aiport is a small, but thriving airport serving the region. A few years ago, I would have…read moregiven the place a one star review, but that's changed. The airport has done an amazing renovation over the past two years and it's so nice. The terminal area has some nice, clean, bright shops to invite the traveler to the area. The waiting area is also extremely bright. The waiting area is also lined with rockers for family members and friends looking to relax for the wait. Its renovations have made it a comfortable, regional airport to travel through.

I stayed here for several days recently and really had a wonderful time. The house is historic and…read morebeautiful, but updated on the inside with luxurious amenities. The owner is upbeat and accommodating and the environment is spatious and comfortable and has all kinds of beautiful art. I will be back!

Beautiful and lovingly restored inside and out! Plenty of shared room inside, full of local art…read more Wrap around porch and balconies off some rooms. Convenient to everything in downtown Mobile. Easy walk to food and drinks on Dauphin St. Karen and Michelle are fun, gracious, and knowledgeable hostesses! Beds are so comfortable. Well worth the price for the ambiance and comfort provided. I loved staying here, and I highly recommend it!