Hotel vicino a Magnolia Beach - Fairhope

“Great place to stay! Everything was exceptional ”

“Very clean room Staff were excellent and very accommodating ”

“Amazing stay and property”

“Staff and flood were amazing. ”

“The room didn’t have hair dryer or coffee in room. I would have brought my own, but since website said they had these, I didn’t bring. Coffee in lobby was like hot water. Broken windows in lobby. ”

“Colazione povera”

“Overall very satisfied with our stay. Convenient location. ”

“I had a terrible experience during my stay. I entend to inform corporate office of the incident. Approximately an hour after we check in, I went to the bathroom to remove my lipstick. I pulled a sheet of tissue from the dispenser and found it to be damp. I kept pulling sheets and the more I pulled the wetter they are. I looked indlside the tissue box cover and found a filthy wet underwear lodged inside between the box and the dispenser. The smell was so bad, I wanted to throw up! I was in shock...

“Don't know ”

“Clean room, very friendly helpful staff and excellent breakfast ”

“Eravamo di passaggio per una sola notte, camera enorme (era più un piccolo appartamento) e pulita, staff cordiale e simpatico, parcheggio gratuito.”

“Good stay for the price . Far enough off the main road to be a quiet sleep. ”

“Good location, quiet, and clean.”

“I was very happy with the staff. All very friendly & as I single older woman I felt they watch out for me. ”

“Very good breakfast ”

“I loved this hotel it was extremely nice”

“Owners were attentive to your every need. Breakfast was excellent. ”

“A good, cheap motel. They have water issues. Our flooring was wet. The metal box holding up the mattress was noisy. Tv remote was hard to use. Limited channels. Stray cat kept running into our room when we opened the door. Cute cat though. They lock the lobby at night. Not the usual motel experience were used to. But…it was “ok” for one night. Just a pit stop. ”

“Shower in bathroom did not work. Used bath cloth was left hanging from shoer rod and had begun to smell.”