Great little bar ! Loved getting to grab drinks for Mardi Gras. Loved the Blueberry Collin's- they…read morepoured heavy so they were good!! The staff were great, the people around us were great, overall great vibes and great prices ! We got 4 drinks for just under $30 !

The Merry Widow has friendly staff and a Fun laidback vibe. The Blueberry Collins with vodka was…read moretasty and reasonably priced.

This was a company functioning n for the Emergency Response Team for my plant. It was a buffet…read morestyle dinner. They food was good. Not the best steak I've ever had but it was ok. Presentation on everything was great. Then began the show. It was a Murder Mystery Theater. The actors actually interacted with the audience considerably. The acting was acceptable all things considered. Over all the production was a little on the drawn out side, every bit of 2 hours or more from the time we got there. But I would definitely do it again, and probably will fairly soon. It was actually pretty fun and very entertaining.

Beautiful venue! It has an active church now, when I was there it was an event space. The location…read moreis beautiful!

This is a beautiful location. They host events at this location and it is also where Cottage Hill's…read moreDowntown Church is located. The events/ weddings I've been to have been beautiful and I love being able to worship there on Sunday's.

WowZa! What a beautiful space! I was already a Bay Gourmet fan as their catering is delicious and…read morethe staff is second to none. Between the new Crown Hall and the adjoined Crooked Crown, this space is sure to be one of the newest, and most beautiful spots downtown. I've had the pleasure of previewing the space(s) and watching the progress on two separate occasions and each visit leaves me more impressed than the last! The floors are breathtaking , and (randomly) I don't think I've ever been as smitten with floors as I am with Crown Hall's-- you must see! Overall, it's a space to be enjoyed by all. Your event is sure to be a win at Mobile's beautiful new venue.

Seems to be a special place that you only get with a reservation…read more Food was good and great atmosphere

Beautiful and hospitable hotel in perfect location! A must stay at historic hotel! I left my car in…read morethe valet lot when I trained to New Orleans. Very convenient and gracious. Joe Cain's was perfect for a late dinner and the pizza and drink were delicious!

Tera at the spa gives the BEST massage!!! I took off one star due to the loudness in the ladies…read morelounge. I was trying to relax in the infrared steam room and could not enjoy it due to all the noise. I saw others being offered champagne and mimosas and I was never asked. I asked for one at the end and the hostess was kind enough to bring one. The ladies spa room was crowded the entire time I was there so I didn't get to enjoy the hot tub either. BUT despite those small things, the massage is what I was there for and Tera knocked it out of the park. She really has heavenly hands and was phenomenal. The hotel is old and our bathroom had some issues but it overall we have enjoyed our stay.

We took the train from New Orleans to Mobile and wanted to stay one night. The Hotel is an easy…read morewalk from the train station. We got in a little late and the bar on the top floor was open. Great views! The room was large and comfortable. It's a little bit dated but for the price and location it's fine. It's also very close to Dolphin Street which seems to be a hub for eating, shopping and drinking. We will stay again the next time we take the train to Mobile.

Very out of date .musty rooms .bar on 17th floor and extremely loud...way over priced. Never again.read more

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.