Best hotels in Mobile
The Battle House Renaissance Mobile Hotel and Spa
26 North Royal Street, AL, 36602
Downtown Mobile provides the backdrop to the sensational rooftop pool at this luxurious hotel. When you’re not enjoying a swim with a view you can unwind in the spa with a massage or an invigorating body scrub. There are also tennis courts on-site and you’re within easy reach of USS Alabama.
Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel
64 South Water Street, AL, 36602
If you’re heading to the city for an event at the Mobile Convention Center, then a room here is ideal as the hotel is connected to the arena via a skybridge. While here, enjoy a dip in the heated outdoor pool and listen to live music in Fathoms Lounge.
The Kate Shepard House Bed and Breakfast
1552 Monterey Place, AL, 36604
A Victorian mansion houses the oldest B&B in Mobile. Start your day with the perfect breakfast, which includes pecan praline French toast served on fine china. After a busy day, head back to your room and sink into the roll top bath for a relaxing soak.
Best restaurants in Mobile
Spot of Tea
310 Dauphin St, AL, 36602
Strawberry iced tea is just one of a large selection of beverages that can accompany breakfast, brunch or lunch here. Take a seat in one of the four dining areas to indulge in Banana’s Foster French toast or a Belgian pecan waffle.
The Brick Pit
5456 Old Shell Road, AL, 36608
If you’ve watched Man Fire Food, you may well know about The Brick Pit. This recently renovated restaurant is known for serving up the most succulent ribs and smoky pulled pork cooked low and slow for 30 hours.
Felix’s Fish Camp
1530 Battleship Pkwy, Spanish Fort, AL, 36527
In prime position on Mobile Bay with spectacular views, enjoy fresh seafood such as fried calamari, oysters, fried crab claw and barbecue shrimp. Key lime pie and mocha ice cream are also on the menu, so save room for dessert.
What to do in Mobile
Colonial Fort Conde
150 South Royal Street, AL, 36602
Built in 1976, the replica of the original fort is just a third of the original one that stood before it and is much smaller in scale. It does, however, give a real feel for what it was like back in 1723. Visit the History Museum of Mobile first and admission to the fort will be included in your ticket.
GulfQuest
155 South Water Street, AL, 36602
Step aboard a replica container ship and, over eight decks, you’ll learn about the waters off the shoreline of southern Alabama via 90 interactive exhibits, displays and simulators. Discover everything from marine life to military history and take in perfect views of the historic port.
Historic Districts
Downtown and Midtown Mobile
Take a self-guided driving tour through the seven designated Historic Districts and you’ll instantly be transported back in time. Park up your rental car to get a closer look, starting with Oakleigh. The 1830s Greek Revival home is the oldest house museum in the city.