フォート コンデ イン(Fort Conde Inn - Mobile)

Young lady showed me to the room. Excellent hospitality service this evening. My wife is happy & Diana Krall was magnificent

This is a classic example of misleading information and images on a hotel website posting. We were attracted to the charming pictures of a period era hotel. The architecture was charming and the room appointments and furnishings were equally charming in their day. However, our room was well past its day as a quality place to stay. Contrary to the listing, it did not have an ensuite bathroom. We crossed an open hall to use the bathroom in the middle of the night (a challenge for an older couple. Acoustical privacy was none existent. We could clearly hear phone conversations in the room above us and conversations in the hallway outside our room would make a stay in a cheap roadside motel seem envious.

very unique and lovely property. there is a management run bistro across the street with great food, great atmosphere, great people. Rooms was quaint and comfortable. We enjoyed our stay.

Such a nice little area. The inn was wonderful! We were going on a cruise. The location was so convenient to the port and the option to have free parking at the inn was great! Definitely plan to come back.

Wonderful!! One of the most unique places we’ve stayed. Beautiful historic “village” of restored early 1800’s home make up the accommodations. Our room in the inn was fabulous and charming, with a very clean and comfortable jetted tub. Unexpectedly upscale toiletries, including bath salts, were a pleasant surprise. Staff was attentive as well. Delicious hot breakfast was included. Everything was perfect!

Did not feel safe walking the three blocks to downtown, with all the crime Mobile has.

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.

Beautiful, well-maintained hotel in an historic building. Friendly and useful check-in staff. Excellent location, close to downtown without being in downtown. Walking distance to major Mobile sights. Excellent cooked-to-order breakfast at associated nearby property. Basic breakfast was free, or $5 discount off cooked-to-order breakfast

We really enjoyed our stay at the Fort Conde Inn. It was located in a quaint area. We felt like we had stepped back in time. Very nice place.