This charming inn provides a cozy space in a historic neighborhood reminiscent of the French Quarter in New Orleans. They provided two glasses of wine at the Parisian-influenced bistro restaurant on-site, as well as a discount on brunch. We strolled through the grounds, admiring the architecture and enjoying the patio atmosphere while awaiting our restaurant reservations, where I enjoyed the preferred cocktail of Ernest Hemingway, Death In The Afternoon (which I accidentally ordered by the name of Death by Hemingway.) The most charming part? Gas lamps and real keys! This is a hidden gem in Mobile near a handful of museums and quaint Dauphin street fun. Two enthusiastic thumbs up! The bedrooms are located in a variety of different homes, repurposed for hospitality now, and include multi-level quarters. The Monroe House had an in-house elevator. The crown molding and baseboards, along with the spacious quarters, gave it almost a regal feel. The comfortable king bed and memory foam pillows enhanced the evening beyond expectations. I hope you are as pleasantly surprised by this affordable treat as we were.
