Hotéis Motels em Mobile

This is a nice, clean, quit place to stay. It is affordable and management is very accommodating. The rooms are slightly dated, but for the price and surrounding hotels this is the best option. I stay in hotels 3 nights a week and this is not a bad option, I enjoyed the breakfast and the coffee was great.

After having just stayed at a horrible Red Roof Inn (Harvey, Louisiana…..see my other review); this was a 100% improvement, and the type of excellence that I am accustomed to when staying at Red Roof Inns. The rooms were very clean and well maintained, and the grounds were well kept. There was even a small breakfast available in the lobby, although I just had the orange juice. Checking in, and out; went very smoothly too! The Manager’s name is actually Prince, and he made guests feel welcome in his Red Roof Castle. Even my two pet (service animal) rabbits enjoyed their stay, so I’ll give it a top rating of two rabbit ears up!! (\ (\ ( -.-) o_(“)(“)

Offering a connection to the Mobile Convention Center via a skybridge, the renovated Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel provides a setting that blends style, comfort, and convenience. With 15 modern event spaces, and a prime location in downtown Mobile, Alabama, we cater to all types of travelers. You can visit nearby landmarks like John A. Campbell U.S. Courthouse and Dauphin Street Entertainment District. Then, following an action-packed day enjoy a game of pickleball, or a Peloton bike ride in our gym, or retire to our elegant rooms and suites featuring unforgettable views and an array of amenities to help you achieve a successful stay. Enjoy our pillowtop beds, plush chairs, complimentary Wi-Fi, and large flat-panel TV for your entertainment. To refuel, treat yourself to a mouthwatering meal at Fathoms and Royal Street Market. For a relaxing environment with signature cocktails, live music and outdoor seating, visit Fathoms Lounge. Make plans for a memorable stay at Renaissance Mobile Riverview.

The beds are comfortable and you can sleep well. The hotel is located in a very nice area of the city. The hotel staff feels good. I think it's a good hotel.

Great facilities and nice atmosphere!!!

Mobile travel is unforgettable, have the opportunity to go to Mobile Harbour to play, stay at the Holiday Inn next time! Ok!

I needed a room for one night because I was attending a show in Downtown Mobile. After reading reviews and looking at the location (which was very close to the venue), I went with the Candlewood. It was very nice, especially for the cost. There was a mini kitchen in the room with a full sized refrigerator, two stove burner, a microwave, and a sink. The bathroom was ver nice and had a walk in shower with sliding glass doors. My room had a great view of downtown. Oh and the mattresses ..... oh my gosh! I was tempted to take the covers off to see the brand! They were so cozy and comfortable. Also, the staff was so great! Matthew is who I spoke to at the front desk and he was absolutely phenomenal! I will definitely be booking a room here again when I travel to Mobile.

My husband & I recently spent 5 nights in a 1 king bed 1 bedroom suite. When we travel we usually don't stay in chain hotels and assumed it would just be a place to sleep. We were wrong. Everyone was friendly. The breakfast was what I expected but the friendly attitude made it a fun place to go each morning. We also enjoyed relaxing with a cup of tea/coffee in the area after a day of exploring. The front desk was friendly greeting us each time we came back in. Housekeeping was every other day or as requested (which were all honored in a timely fashion). Convenient downtown location for sightseeing. Not being a fan of southern cooking a Greer's supermarket was a 10 minute walk away. The room had a wrap around terrace and was quiet. Glad we stayed and will do so again if we return to Mobil.

The environment is OK, it is cheap and good in this small town. It is the house that has been in the house for some years. If you are particularly fond of cleaning, you should carefully consider it.

Lovely looking place. It's a historic inn, so we weren't expecting the most up-to-date amenities. But when we got there, had to search for a front desk person - the call number they left had a full mailbox. We were told our room was on the top (3rd) floor and that the elevator was out of order (apparently been broken a long time). I explained that I had mobility issues that made it difficult to climb all the stairs with luggage etc. I was hoping she would change us to a ground floor room. Her response: ”Aw, bless your heart.” So we schlepped upstairs to find a view, not of the courtyard, which was what we booked, but of the demolition of the old convention center. Well, that couldn't be helped. but we couldn't get the ”blackout” curtains completely closed, maybe because they were attached to the rods with zip ties! It was not possible to make coffee - there was no pot or carafe to put in the machine. Front desk tried to tell me to just put the cup into the machine to catch the coffee. Cup didn't fit and besides, it was styrofoam and would have melted on the bottom heating burner where the pot usually sits. I told her that and she looked at me like I was nuts. On the upside, the rest of the staff was very friendly and the room and bed were clean and comfy. Location was great. Not a bad stay, but I doubt I would book there again.