Red Bluff Cottage

read moreWhen you travel to Montgomery, Alabama consider lodging at Red Bluff Cottage, where you'll experience the award-winning hospitality of innkeepers, Barry and Bonnie Ponstein. They invite you to share the comforts and pleasures of their bed and breakfast inn high above the Alabama River in Montgomery's Cottage Hill District. Red Bluff Cottage is located in beautiful downtown Montgomery near the junction of Interstate 85 and 65. Guests at Red Bluff Cottage are just a few blocks from the First White House of the Confederacy, "Old Alabama Town, " the Alabama Department of Archives and History (and Grandma's Attic), the Alabama State Capitol, the Hank Williams Museum, Monument and grave site, Montgomery's Harriott II Riverboat, the Riverwalk Amphitheatre, the Civil Rights Memorial, the Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church & parsonage, Riverwalk Stadium (home of the Montgomery Biscuits Baseball Team), the Memorial for Peace and Justice, the Montgomery Performing Arts Center, the Montgomery Conference Center, Davis Theatre for the Performing Arts, the Rosa Parks Museum & Library and Children's Wing, the Alabama Dance Theatre and Maxwell Air Force Base.

read moreMake your vacation, business trip, or weekend getaway in Montgomery exceptionally memorable when you stay at Red Bluff Cottage, the city's only purpose-built bed and breakfast. Located in downtown Montgomery's Cottage Hill District, our homey accommodations rival fine hotels and feature amenities and furnishings designed for your utmost comfort and convenience. Start your day with a scrumptious breakfast, explore nearby attractions, and then return to the luxurious surroundings of your guestroom to spend the night in blissful slumber.

read moreLodging at Red Bluff Cottage puts you in the heart of all kinds of wonderful things to do and see when you are on vacation in the Montgomery area. Area attractions convenient to our B&B, as detailed below, include: the Alabama Shakespeare Festival (ASF) Theater, the Montgomery, Alabama Zoo, the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail, Montgomery "Biscuits" baseball, and an opportunity to learn about the Civil Rights movement here in the heart of Montgomery, Alabama - and much more! A restoration of the Antebellum State Capital, carefully executed in every detail, recalls the sometimes prosperous and sometimes turbulent history of the state.