Enjoy The Comforts Of Home At Alabama Bed and Breakfasts or Inns, By Melody Schubert
When it comes to selecting a cozy alternative for a
great getaway in Alabama, there are many choices, which
include beautiful Inns and Bed & Breakfasts. Alabama has
several historical and romantic Bed and Breakfasts and
Inns that offer wonderful amenities, and here are two we
that we're sure you will enjoy on your next trip.
The Myrtlewood Bed & Breakfast -There is the 1909 historic
Myrtlewood Bed & Breakfast, a beautiful Victorian home with antique
furnishings within walking distance of town, and
attractions like the WWII and POW museum.
The town of Aliceville is located in west-central Alabama,
west of Tuscaloosa and the University of Alabama. Since the Myrtlewood Bed & Breakfast is close to the
University it is a great location to stay when attending
Graduations and events in the area. Take town to stroll
around town that was once the site of a German Prisoner of War Camp.
Be sure to stop in at the WWII and POW museum and the Aliceville Museum, where you'll find artifacts and
more on the town's history are on display at the Museums.
Among other attractions to enjoy are the Tom
Bevill Visitor Center & Lock & Dam in Pickensville, the
U.S. "Montgomery" Snagboat, the Historic Face in the
Window Courthouse Square at Carrollton, the James Murphy
Summerville Home, and the Indian Mounds and Museum nearby
in Moundville.
The Myrtlewood Bed & Breakfast, located at 602 Broad St. NE
in Aliceville, Alabama has wide porches perfect for
relaxing on, plus a elegant Honeymoon Suite
for a romantic getaway. The Honeymoon Suite features a comfortable queen size bed, daybed, and sitting area, as well as a
bathroom with a vintage footed tub, and an additional tub
with shower are among the amenities guests enjoy.
Then there is breakfast, which includes the Traditional
Plantation Breakfast with scrambled, fried, or poached
eggs, served with bacon, creamy buttered grits, hot
biscuits or toast, fresh fruit, and coffee or try the
three-cheese egg casserole. While there are no pets
allowed, the
Myrtlewood Bed & Breakfast does welcome children, which makes it a ideal destination for families.
Magnolia Springs Bed and Breakfast - In Magnolia Springs, at 4469 Oak St. you'll find the
Magnolia Springs Bed and Breakfast;
a 1898 National Register property where mail was once
delivered by boat. Just 9 miles north of Gulf
Shores, the Magnolia Springs Bed & Breakfast has been
featured in Southern Living and on Bob Vila's Restore
America. With all the amenities and comforts of home,
the Magnolia Springs Bed & Breakfast takes you back to
easier days. Stroll beneath the canopy of oak-lined
streets after breakfast, discussing your plans that
can include shopping, golf, outdoor recreation, or
visiting nearby historic sites.
With the Gulf Shore just a short
distance away, staying at the Magnolia Springs Bed &
Breakfast makes it easy to getaway, and share the
company of a loved one. This small river town called Magnolia Springs
has inspired many creative minds, including Fannie Flagg and
Winston Groom.
The Magnolia Springs Bed and Breakfast
features five guest rooms so there's plenty of room to
spread our and enjoy the three-course Southern breakfast,
afternoon teas, or sample an evening dessert while
making new friends. The
Magnolia Springs Bed and Breakfast captures the
beauty of an age gone by with a warm touch of southern
hospitality that will draw you back year after year!
"Let Your Imagination Be Your Compass As You Explore America and Beyond!"
Learn More
These are just two of the beautiful Bed 7 Breakfasts offering wonderful amenities and southern hospitality. To discover more lodging options that include Inns, Bed & Breakfasts, and find out about local festivals and attractions throughout the state of Alabama visit www.tourism.alabama
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