Called to reserve a room for a party. The management was friendly, professional and…read moreaccommodating. They did everything that we discussed for our birthday party and they helped to make our event exceptionally memorable. Their rental prices were very reasonable and audio equipment (a mic and speaker) was included at no extra charge. I won't hesitate to use this venue again.

Do you love history? Do you love ghost stories? Do you love a beautiful, tranquil setting? Do you…read morewant to support a woman-operated business? If the answer to all of these is YES, then you have to check out the Malaga Inn. This place is absolutely beautiful! I enjoyed my stay there so much, and I was disappointed that I only had time to stay one night in this dreamy, lovely hotel. Even though it was hot and humid, we still enjoyed sitting for a spell in the rocking chairs that were outside our room on the wraparound porch. Our bed was so comfy, and the shower had good water pressure. Our room was beautiful, clean, and had a nice balcony. The staff were super-friendly and pleasant. Even though I didn't get to see the hotel's ghost, and we didn't experience any paranormal activity, we had a wonderful stay! I would definitely want to stay here again and stay longer.

Loved the preserved history! Clean and beautiful! It's obvious that some of the structure and…read morefixtures need tending to (some wood rot/keys not working/small things) but the overall facility was beautiful. We really really enjoyed the rocking chairs on the balcony to the courtyard while drinking our morning coffee. We also enjoyed writing in the guest book with a quill and listening to music on the record player. The staff were friendly and accommodating as well. I would have appreciated some historical information in the lobby/room but easily researched it online. Parking was so simple and right next to the building with plenty of space! Overall-beautiful!

This place is cute, but the food was just so-so. We drove out of our way, so we probably wouldn't…read morecome back. I think they should have menus at the counter, because the menu on the board is kind of hard to read with the stuff they have piled up behind the counter. It was very clean inside. Maybe we just picked the wrong things to eat.

Had my son's 7th birthday here!…read more Easiest, most convenient way to go. They did everything for me, even when I got there. Helping me set up, making sure he felt special. I loved having just the kids be able to go and play whenever they want and not having to worry about them being able to leave. It does get pretty packed on weekends but it's not horrible. The air conditioning is probably my biggest complaint. It is always literally burning up in there. I feel like I'm in hell

My kids loved this place! It definitely looks smaller than it is. I like that it has different…read moreareas for all kind of ages and also different packages based on what you wanna do. We tried all of them and it was worth it. Kids can easily spend a lot of hours in there. There are a few tables and chairs after you check in but other than that a few massage chairs.

An authentic old B&B that's kept clean and up-to-date. I selected Fort Conde because all the other…read morehotels in downtown Mobile are priced out of the range of government per diem rates. Well, talk about a great deal. Normally B&Bs are _more_ expensive than traditional hotels. Okay, you don't get a pool here. But you get a rustic room with all the amenities - TV, fridge, kitchenette, chairs, closets, wall-mounted ductless A/C - these are way nicer than your typical hotel. Heck, my room even has a fireplace! (We are specifically told not to light fires. Makes sense.) I love that my room is cooler and drier than Alabama summer. I love that the front desk is responsive, showed me my room, answered my questions up front. There is a ready supply of water in the main building. There is free* breakfast even. * With a mandatory $3 tip, you can eat at the sister restaurant they own. I did not partake since it's just a basic breakfast and my conference offered similar. But it's there if you'd like. A very pleasant experience, good nights' sleep. I don't mind walking a few blocks for lower cost and, overall, my kind of place - quiet, isolated, where I can unwind from a long day. Would absolutely stay here again and again.

I took at five-night trip to New Orleans, Louisiana, Biloxi, Mississippi, and Mobile, Alabama, and…read moreI stayed at four different places, all very beautiful and unique. Out of those four places, Fort Conde Inn wins for my most comfortable, unique, and lovely stay. Fort Conde Inn is a stunning and historic property in a charming neighborhood called Fort Conde Village. This hotel consists of several old homes from the 19th century, converted into old fashioned yet luxurious rooms and suites. We stayed in The Antunez Royal Suite, and our stay was amazing. The suite had high ceilings, Persian carpets, and gorgeous furniture and drapery. The king-size bed was the most comfortable bed I slept in during my entire six-day trip. I absolutely LOVED deep whirlpool bathtub! While we did not use the fireplaces, I enjoyed having them for ambiance. The linens and towels were luxurious, and I was impressed by the fact that we were given L'Occitane bath products. The living room couch was beautiful and comfortable, as were the chairs. Attention to detail with historic style furniture and artwork captured another time in history. Our stay included vouchers for daily $3.00 breakfasts at the local restaurant, Bistro St. Emanuel. It was a lovely bacon and egg breakfast with potatoes, toast, and choice of coffee or juice. The main house also offered us a serve-yourself drink at their "honor bar," which I really enjoyed. You make your own cocktail -- I made a Jack Daniels and Coke -- and then write down your beverage and leave the slip in a jar. What a lovely touch! Forte Conde Inn is an easy walk to restaurants downtown, and we passed artistic statues and a park along the way. Hospitality was superb. I appreciated the friendliness and efficiency of the inn's staff. I have only two minor complaints that could be easily rectified by ownership: 1. The toilet paper holder is attached to the wall next to the toilet, and it is VERY far back -- I had to do a full-body twist to reach it, which was not comfortable. A standing pedestal that holds the toilet paper would be a much better choice, much easier to reach, and could look very elegant and historical. 2. The bathmat that I was given was very tiny and insufficient. It was approximately 18x24 inches. It was TINY, which was difficult for getting out of the tub and then getting over to the vanity. For having such luxurious, oversized towels, I was surprised at the insufficient and tiny bathmat. I wound up asking the staff for extra towels, so iI could use one as a bigger bathmat. Again, this could be very easily rectified by ownership --a large, oversized, fluffy bathmat seems appropriate for such a stunning boutique inn of this caliber. The Fort Conde Inn is a unique and charming boutique hotel, and I am so happy that I came across it while researching accommodations for my trip to Alabama. Staying at Forte Conde Inn made beautiful memories for me that I'll always keep and cherish.

We couldn't have been happier with Naman's Catering! The food was absolutely delicious, and the…read moreservice was exceptional from start to finish. Everything was fresh, beautifully prepared, and full of flavor. The staff was so friendly, professional, attentive, and went above and beyond in every aspect of the evening. Our guests couldn't stop talking about how excellent the food was! We highly recommend them!

Worst frozen reheated food I've ever had in my life... We…read morehired Naman's to cater our wedding, and throughout the entire process we were not impressed. The samples given at the planning meeting for our initial choice of pasta bar was obviously the cheapest possible jarred Alfredo and meat sauce for the spaghetti and Alfredo. We decided to give it another chance and payed about 2-3 dollars more per person for a 150 person venue to get the bourbon glazed chicken and brisket with au jus. Neither looked appetizing, neither could be cut with a knife due to how tough and dry they were. The brisket could've passed for unseasoned beef jerky, and the chicken was just a frozen grilled chicken breast. The sides were okay, canned green beans, which I was okay with but my wife was expecting a little more. Seasoning or anything would've been nice. The mashed potatoes were nothing to write home about. The rolls were sister Schubert's frozen rolls which are impossible to mess up so at least there's that. Service was good, the only reason this place even deserves the minimum one star allowed.

I have driven by several times, usually on the weekend, when they are not open. I finally had a…read moreweekday off and decided to visit. Tours are given hourly on the top of the hour. No photos are allowed in the house. Friendly and well informed tour guide. Reasonable tour price.

Still have to wear face diaper in May 2021! Absolutely ridiculous!read more

They say that you can use the changing suite for the bridal party but won't let the flower girl get…read moredressed there. Also you can not cut the wedding cake inside. I would not recommend this venue.

My son and his fiancé chose this venue for their wedding, I cannot say enough good about it, Julia…read morewas a pleasure to work with, and the rehearsal dinner we planned was a success in large part because of the vendors she suggested. The facilities were sufficient to accommodate a larger wedding or a small wedding of 150 or so like ours. The house and grounds were perfect for our use and we would recommend this venue for anyone in search of an outdoor wedding venue.