Rain was an interesting experience. I got a Ying and Yang kind of vibe with the live music outside…read morebeing more country/ indie and the inside being R&B/ rap. They have two very diverse bars available. The dance floor inside was kind of small but it was fine considering how people moved back and forth from inside to outside. I liked how there was plenty of seating outdoors as well. The inside had one row of seating along the wall which seemed to get crowded quickly. They also had pool tables available for people to play at. This was a cash only space as far as entry and the price did increase as the crowd increased and the night got later. Parking was sure easy to find as well. It is a safe area in the down and a good place to enjoy some music and dance a little bit.

It was t bad. Had a good mixed crowd, life music performance in the back and a dj on the inside on…read morethe dance floor. It was a good vybe and a good experience.

This is our second time staying here and it has been exceptional each time. All of the associates…read moreare friendly and extremely helpful. The location is kept exceptionally clean from the exterior through the interior and into the rooms. The beds are quite comfortable and you can tell that they've gone through a massive referb recently. In reading some of the reviews it lists this as a holiday inn in Dothan and that is not the case. This is a true DoubleTree by Hilton. They have a pool as well as a great outdoor area that includes fire pits, and a cornhole pit. There's also a restaurant that's available as well as a bar. There is convention space here as well.

I can not describe in enough detail how wonderful my stay was! Every single person we encountered…read morewas pleasant, smiling and eager to help The outside and inside is clean and well kept. The room was spacious, CLEAN and QUIET!! A lovely quiet room is exactly what I needed after a long day of driving and working. Mini fridge, microwave and mini coffee maker all in great order. Channels galore on the TV, large towels and fragrant hair/shower amenities. I inquired about the age of the hotel and was surprised that it was not new-such good upkeep! Stayed 2 nights and used a meeting room as well. From sales to guest services-what an absolute pleasure. This will most definitely be my go to place when in town and was only made better by the fact that the on-site restaurant has GLUTEN FREE options!

Have been to Maria's Vineyard for her afternoon Tea and Easter dinner…read more The afternoon Tea is a special treat with 4 different finger sandwiches and lovely desserts including the best strawberry scones I have ever eaten. The plates are lovely as well as the English teapots. The Easter dinner was beyond delicious as everything is made from scratch and with fresh inventive recipes. The atmosphere inside and outside in the beautiful gardens is so peaceful Kudos to their amazing hardworking staff!!

From the owner: Maria’s Vineyard is located on a working vineyard offering a chapel, rose gardens and a marble…read moregazebo.

It's our first stop every time we visit Dothan. Food is always great! Service is excellent. Ignore…read morethe rating. It's a five star!

Stellar hidden gem, delicious food, and top-notch service…read more My first visit to Dothan, AL and was very impressed by food and service at KBC. Bartenders (especially David), waitstaff, and servers were all friendly and professional.

Stopped by Mural City Coffee while exploring the town, and it's definitely worth a visit for the…read moreatmosphere. The coffee was average, good, but nothing particularly memorable. The real highlight is the ambiance. It's a charming, cozy space, and having a winery inside makes it unique and adds to the experience. If you're walking around town and want a relaxing place to stop, it's a cute spot to check out. Service was excellent.

I wish I could give this place more than 5 stars! The moment you walk in, there is a modern vibe…read morewith soft music playing in the back! Different sets of chairs and tables to sit at. In the front is the coffee shop, in the back is the wine shop! There is an upstairs, but I didn't go up there. My latte art was amazing and loved that this coffee shop offers real mugs! The cinnamon roll was amazing! Warm and fresh! LOTS of icing! There were lots of homemade pastries to choose from. Best coffee place in Dothan! Will definitely come back!

My husband and I had a HORRIBLE experience at this hotel. First, we entered the room and I noticed…read morethe shower is not clean nor is it maintained. The shower was from old dirt and it needed to be bleached or just renewed. The toilet was not working. We called for someone but they never came before breakfast. During breakfast, my husband saw the manager and inquired about the toilet not working. The manager came upstairs, fixed the issue, them came back to us to tell us that he will take $50.00 off our bill. Next, the room phone was not working. Finally, the breakfast. There was nothing to eat. No fruits, no yogurt, no breads except biscuits. Even the water dispenser was not in working order.....WATER! I have been coming to this hotel for years when visiting my husband's family and I have never seen this hotel like this. THUMBS DOWN...WITH BOTH THUMBS!

When i got in my room there was a black ring around the bottom of the shower. The phone didn't…read morework. The toilet wouldn't flush, it took the manager over a hour to address the toilet problem, my wife had to go to the first floor to used the toilet, there was almost nothing in the breakfast area and I went early to get breakfast. It very limited

The Grand on Foster is an event space located in a historic 120+ year old building in downtown…read moreDothan. I attended an October wedding here and it was beautiful. I'm not sure what this place used to be, but the courtyard in the back looks like it was once a part of the inside of the building. All of the walls are brick (some of the exposed variety) with cement columns. The wedding ceremony took place in the courtyard. The courtyard is walled in with brick that extends two stories high. There's a fountain, plants, string lighting, spiral staircases that lead to overlooks above, and a couple neat little nooks and crannies. The atmosphere is rustic yet refined. The wedding was intimate with I guesstimate about 50 guests. I believe this venue can handle at least 125, however. Due to the small nature of the wedding and the walled-in courtyard, no mics were necessary for the ceremony. As guests, we could hear every word spoken by the pastor and the bride and groom. The reception took place inside in The Grand's two ground-level ballrooms, the Orleans Ballroom and the St. Charles Ballroom. The Orleans Ballroom is where the dinner, DJ, and dance floor were located. The St. Charles Ballroom is where the dinner buffet, drinks, and wedding cake were located. I don't recall who catered the food, but the menu consisted of pork loin with pineapple habanero sauce, baked chicken in a light lemon butter sauce, mashed potato bake, mixed roasted vegetables, spring mix salad, and rolls. Beverages included water, sweet tea, ginger ale, and Coke. The food was A-OK. The cake was phenomenal. I got seconds and was stuffed silly by the end of the night. The wedding was short and sweet, but still traditional and elegant in every way. I had a good time and consider this a terrific, simple, and classic-looking venue for medium to large sized events. Though there isn't a dedicated parking lot for The Grand, there is plenty of free public parking on downtown streets and in various lots. I parallel parked on Foster next to the Federal Building. Check out the directions page on The Grand's website for a helpful parking map: http://thegrandonfoster.com/directions/.