Renaissance Battle House - Lodging - Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail, AL Golf Vacations by Golf Zoo - When Golf Digest selected Alabama the 3rd best state for golf value a couple of years ago, it became obvious that the state was a major player on the golf scene. Due in part to the success of the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail, Alabama finds itself at the pinnacle of the golfing world. Golf course architect Robert Trent Jones saw the group of public courses he designed in Alabama as his version of Michelangelo's masterful artwork in the Sistine Chapel. The 21 courses are now called the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail, a total of 378 holes at eight locations across the state.

Renaissance Battle House

Lodging

Discover a legendary Mobile, Alabama hotel and spa that captures classic Southern charm at The Battle House, A Renaissance Hotel. Step back to a simpler time when elegance reigned supreme and service was sublime. Originally built in 1852, this downtown Mobile hotel served as a gathering place for high society and a stopover for American luminaries and statesmen, such as Ulysses S. Grant, Woodrow Wilson, and Babe Ruth. Centrally located in the city's revitalized downtown, this historic Mobile, AL hotel is situated across the street from the riverfront and Arthur R. Outlaw Convention Center. Guest rooms evoke the opulence of gracious Southern living, and provide the reassurance of modern conveniences and technology. Soon, the Trellis Room will delight with amazing Italian dishes and the lavish spa will rejuvenate mind, body, and spirit. Experience the resort environment of Mobile's most historic address, The Battle House, A Renaissance Hotel. This is a non-smoking hotel.

Mobile

26 N Royal St

Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail, AL Golf Vacations by Golf Zoo

When Golf Digest selected Alabama the 3rd best state for golf value a couple of years ago, it became obvious that the state was a major player on the golf scene. Due in part to the success of the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail, Alabama finds itself at the pinnacle of the golfing world. Golf course architect Robert Trent Jones saw the group of public courses he designed in Alabama as his version of Michelangelo's masterful artwork in the Sistine Chapel. The 21 courses are now called the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail, a total of 378 holes at eight locations across the state.