You’ll Love Everything About This Charming Bed And Breakfast In Alabama

Every now and then we need to escape the stresses of everyday life, and there's no better way of doing this than by taking a weekend getaway in one of the many amazing places to stay in Alabama. Luckily, there are several places located throughout Alabama that are perfect for this, including the historic Petrinovich House. You can read all about this charming bed and breakfast below.

The Petrinovich House, which was built in 1899, is a charming bed and breakfast that's located within the Church Street East Historic District of Mobile.

This two-story Queen Anne Victorian house was designed by architect James Hutchisson, and its original owner was Frank Petrinovich. It's one of Mobile's most famous historic houses.

The moment you enter the foyer of the Petrinovich House, you'll be in awe of its whimsical character.

It offers five beautiful guest rooms: The Magnolia Room, The Azalea Room, The Camellia Room, The Wisteria Room and The Jasmine Room.

Its shared living room is a great place to relax and/or hang out with other guests.

When it comes to food, guests of the Petrinovich House are offered a delicious continental breakfast each morning and...

...have the option of eating inside or outside on the wrap-around porch.

The Petrinovich House's location is one of its biggest draws. It's located within walking distance of Mobile's downtown dining and entertainment district, which offers a little something for everyone.

For more information about the historic Petrinovich House, you can take a look at its website here.

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