Find Pet-friendly Hotels in Lower Alabama, AL

"Great place if you like to bike or walk many paths to use right off their parking lot. Free shuttle to the Gulf State Park Beach. Very friendly people nice restaurant and gift /coffee shop in the hotel. Comfortable beds."

"Very nice place to stay, will be back."

"I felt like a rockstar! Evelyn at the front desk was jewel! She took really good care of me and my family for check in. I loved getting text messages from the hotel regarding specials like a late check out which was so helpful since I had my daughter and 2 small grandchildren with me. "

"We soooooooo much enjoyed our stay at this Hilton. We had easy access to the beach from our hotel, comfortable room, super friendly staff, close to activities in the area, and overall a great place to stay in Gulf Shores. We were looking for a condo only to find that staying at this Hilton was a better way to go. We have a dog and pets were welcomed. Many guests had dogs. And if you stay there and meet a woman on the cleaning staff with a dog named Chester - ask her about her dog and tell her...

"Amazing hotel experience, clean, comfortable with a very high end feel. Breakfast was delicious and tasted fresh. The whole hotel was very well taken care of and had great amenities such happy hour until 7pm with free drinks and free washer and dryer."

"The Tru hotel is ultra modern, but lacked a swimming pool, a room safe, and a bar/restaurant. They did have games, including a pool table in the lobby. They did have items you could purchase around the desk, but they were very expensive. A 20 ounce bottle of Coke was four dollars. We ended up driving to Walmart to get our stuff. Not much around the area, other than a ballpark, which is out of season right now. There is a Costco down the road and some other shopping. Our sink didn’t drain very...

"Nice and clean! Friendly staff! "

"The tub was dirty, I asked the front desk to change rooms, and she made a smart comment that she knew the tub was clean, also the air conditioner at the end of the hall was torn up."