For nearly 25 years the Fairhope Inn has been a treasured dining and lodging tradition in one of the south's most celebrated towns. The freshly renovated historic home dates to 1906, when visitors to the Eastern Shore arrived by steamboat. Today, tourists and locals alike have made the Inn a destination dining and lodging getaway.
Our southern coastal menu features gulf seafood, hand cut steaks and locally grown produce. Four well-appointed B&B rooms and carriage house offer the best of southern charm and refreshed luxury. Whether to dine, stay or celebrate a special event - we look forward to seeing you soon. Our seasonal menu celebrates hand cut steaks, Alabama Gulf Seafood and a zealous pursuit of local products.
Our southern coastal menu features gulf seafood, hand cut steaks and locally grown produce. Four well-appointed B&B rooms and carriage house offer the best of southern charm and refreshed luxury. Whether to dine, stay or celebrate a special event - we look forward to seeing you soon. Our seasonal menu celebrates hand cut steaks, Alabama Gulf Seafood and a zealous pursuit of local products.
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Restaurant Menu
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With a nod to New Orleans' famous Galatoire's Friday Lunch, the Inn wraps the work week with a Friday Lunch menu featuring NOLA classics. The Polo Bar takes its name from the work of celebrated area artist B'Beth Weldon and a sport with a rich history on the Eastern Shore. Our mixology menu is as inspired as our food: the Cucumber Cooler, Cold Brew Martini or Polo Punch are not to be missed.
Bed & Breakfast
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When the Beckner's built their Midwestern farmhouse-style home in 1906, Fairhope was a town of just a few hundred visionary dreamers. Established by utopian Quakers at the turn of the century, Fairhope drew writers, artists, thinkers, and innovators from around the country. Visitors traveled by paddleboat steamer across Mobile Bay and stayed at balmy cottages on the shore.
Venue Rental
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From wedding receptions to bruncheons, family celebrations to corporate functions - we love to celebrate. The Inn offers a variety of venue options to accommodate up to 300 guests between porches, private dining areas and courtyard patio. Our events team has coordinated hundreds of events with seasoned local vendors including flowers, photography, music, and event rentals.
The Look
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The Polo Bar sports the award-winning work of B'Beth Weldon - an internationally exhibited and collected Fairhope artist. Paige immediately turned to her friend in a search for the bar's signature look, and few know polo from a paintbrush quite like Weldon.
A childhood equestrian herself who watched the Point Clear Polo Club from a blanket with her family back in the 60's, Weldon 's polo works are found at the United States Sports Academy and in galleries and private collections around the world.The bright, comfortably sophisticated feel today comes from the design talents of Lila McDuffie Bailey.
A childhood equestrian herself who watched the Point Clear Polo Club from a blanket with her family back in the 60's, Weldon 's polo works are found at the United States Sports Academy and in galleries and private collections around the world.The bright, comfortably sophisticated feel today comes from the design talents of Lila McDuffie Bailey.
The Town
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Consistently dubbed one of the South's best places to visit and live, there is no shortage of reasons to love Fairhope, Alabama. The Fairhope Inn is nestled in the center of our charming, walkable downtown just a short walk from Mobile Bay. With a population of about 17,000, Fairhope sits on bluffs overlooking the water where visitors traveled by steamboat in the early 1900's.
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