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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Alexandria and RJ's Bed & Breakfast [Andalusia]
All units $99/nt. except the Rose and Daffodil Rooms rent together for $150/nt. Corp. $85/nt. & $135.
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Myrtlewood B&B [Aliceville]
1909 historic Victorian home with antique furnishings. Walking distance of town, WWII/POW museum. Wide porches for relaxing; a step back in time.
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Lodge on Gorham’s Bluff, The [Gorham's Bluff]
Centerpiece of small town in Appalachia. Lodge offers luxurious, tranquil retreat. Features breathtaking views of Tennessee River, private porches, fireplaces, whirlpool tubs, other creature comforts.
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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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Magnolia Springs Bed & Breakfast [Magnolia Springs]
1898 National Register property where mail is delivered by boat. Featured in Southern Living and on Bob Vila's Restore America. 9 miles north of Gulf Shores.
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Antebellum Winston Place Mansion (c. 1831) [Mentone]
Historical inn with elegant ambience. Featured in May 1998 Southern Living, Northeast Designer Showcase Homes, Best of South, Hidden Pathways of Alabama. Weddings and receptions.
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Maple Hill Gardens & Guest House [Lafayette]
Greek Revival home and gardens with 200 different cultivars of Japanese maples. Large guest rooms with 12' ceilings, French antiques. Private baths with period fixtures. Refreshments on glassed-in porch overlooking gardens. Garden tours $5.
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Marley House Bed & Breakfast [Enterprise]
Charming affordable Victorian B&B circa 1906. Graced with much attention to the details of comfort and relaxation. Enjoy Southern hospitality and a delicious breakfast.
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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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