A Century of Stories
The Fairhope Hotel · Now Open
A BOUTIQUE HOTEL IN FAIRHOPE, ALABAMASpend the night inside a Fairhope story.
Built in 1925 by Marmaduke Dyson, The Fairhope Hotel is a small museum of this extraordinary town -- restored to its original character, reopened as six thoughtfully crafted guest rooms, each one a chapter of the place. The Bluff Suite, Bay Queen, Colony, Écor Rouge, Boardwalk, Jubilee. Magnolias and salt air. Unhurried elegance, worn in like a favorite chair.
NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
Baldwin County Historic Development
Fairhope Single Tax Walking TourBook a story, not a room.
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![Door to the room in one of the hotels in Fairhope, AL]()
2nd Floor · 383 Sqft
Red cliffs that are the highest coastal point between Maine and Mexico.
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![Door to the room of a boutique hotel in Fairhope, Alabama]()
2nd Floor · 238 Sqft
The quarter-mile pier, rose garden, and the bay at your feet.
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![Door to the Jubillee room in this hotel in Fairhope, Alabama]()
2nd Floor · 305 Sqft
The rare midnight phenomenon only Mobile Bay knows.
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![Bay Queen room door in the boutique hotel in Fairhope, Alabama]()
2nd Floor · 214 Sqft
The bay steamer that carried the world to Fairhope’s wharf.
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![Door to the ADA accessible room in The Fairhope Hotel]()
1st Floor · 310 sqft
The utopian experiment the town was founded on - and never abandoned.
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![Door to the luxury suite at the Fairhope Hotel]()
1st Floor · 507 Sqft
Golden hour above Mobile Bay - the town’s nightly ritual.
AS SEEN IN
A century of guestsPeople have been writing home about this place since 1925.
"A friend of artists and authors from every section of the world."
— Fairhope notice on Jack Cross, the hotel's first proprietor, 1930s"A homey place to spend the winter. New, modern, fireproof, and comfortable."
— The Fairhope Hotel, 1932 advertisementStay connectedExclusive specials · unsubscribe at any time