Hassinger Daniels Guest House

The Hassinger-Daniels guesthouse is delightful. Perfect for history buffs and those who appreciate historic homes. We stayed in July, and it was very hot outside. The AC was wonderfully cool in the unique and fun Turret room. Quiet, lovely shared spaces. Perfect for reading or talking and relaxing. Great proximity to Five Points South, Downtown, Mountain Brook, and Homewood. Wonderful stay!,

This was our fourth stay at this charming, historic property--the first with the new owners. While some of the property could use a glow-up with new paint and paper, the basics are still there- it's comfortable, charming and clean. They no longer offer the complimentary breakfast, which was nice, but often we have plans to eat out anyway. The suite on the back (Room 6) could use some blackout curtains, but otherwise we were very happy with our stay!

Victorian feel neat atmosphere Know when they fiinish renovation the beds will be off the floor and on regular bed frame . Minor adjustments that will make major improvements curtain over the window in the bathroom for privacy and a curtain over entrance to Tourette room for privacy Do not use my name thanks

My daughters and I stayed here for them to attend a concert at the Coke a Cola amphitheater. It made it easy to reach. We are all history buffs so the guest house was wonderful and the stained glass so beautiful. Great area for getting dinner and breakfast.

The housekeeper Lorraine made the trip memorable with that classic southern hospitality

Stunning mansion with delightful historical architecture. Perfectly centrally located. But with such a charming building, you would expect a host, not just self check in. Also, a B&B should include breakfast. And the room was an utter ice box with no way to turn the AC down.

Disappointed -Over priced for what you get -To gain access to the house, you drive down a narrow alley to the back entry gate. Parking is tight. -A historical house from the post antebellum time frame. -Everyone is given the code to the cipher lock on the front door. You come and go as you please without needing to interact with anyone to open the door. You are sent the code in an email. At one point, my phone died and I couldn't remember the code. There is no reception desk, so there was no one inside to assist me gaining access. I had to go to a restaurant to charge my phone enough to retrieve the code. It will be a good idea to write the code down and keep with you in case you forget it or your phone dies. Key cards for the front door and the rooms work much better. But then, there would to be someone there to issue the cards. I was the only one on the second floor when I arrived (6 room). I was assigned room 6. -Shower is inside of a claw footted bath tub. Instead of putting up shower curtains with the oval rods, they used straight rods. The curtains continuously rub against your skin when you're trying to shower. I hate for the curtains to touch me when I shower. You're having whatever was on the last guest getting onto your skin. Oval rods help hold the curtains away from the person showering and is an inexpensive fix. -The description on the website indicate there is an iron and ironing board in the room. I had to go from room to room looking for the iron and board. I finally found one in the furnace room down the hall. - The room was less than appealing. No closet in either of the two bedrooms. I had to fold my suit coat and pants and lay them on the table after ironing them. -The only thing separating the two bedrooms was a sheer curtain. The beds are very low to the floor. When you open the curtain to the second bedroom it gives the illusion that you need to step down into the room. However, this illusion is created because the bed is so low to the floor, it appears you need to step down into the room. -There was no key card for the front door. There was an actual key that they leave in the bedroom door lock for you. -The TV has 2 remotes. One for the TV, the other for the ROKU. When you turn on the TV then the ROKU, there is a long wait for the ROKU to turn the app/channel selections on. An impatient person would turn the TV off thinking nothing works. There is at least a 45 second to 1 minute delay before anything shows up on the TV. - The advertisement indicates there is a breakfast in the Common area. I was informed after I booked that there was no food offered. -I had no idea that customer service was not 24 hours. I called the mansions number around 10 PM after checking in and was rudely communicated to for having the nerve to call and disturb her so late complaining about my room. I was told that I could stay or go find someplace else to stay and they would work something out to see how much I would get back in a refund. Let's talk about customer service. From the advertisement of breakfast being served and then finding out there is no food at all, to the rudeness of the representative, it is clear they are only in business to make the money. Southern hospitality and customer service is out the window. That's a shame. -I was in town alone for a relatives funeral service. I wanted to check out this place to see if it could be someplace my wife and I could stay when she came to town with me. Needless to say, there is no way I would bring my wife here. It is ghostly at night walking down the hallways. -A good note is that the room was clean, though antiquated. The bed was comfortable, however, the TV was mounted on the wall that runs diagonally with the bed and it is not on a swivel to turn it so you can watch TV from the bed. If you want to watch TV from the bed, you would need to lay sideways across the bed, near the middle of the bed. -There is a window above the bedrooms entry door. The light from the hallway shines through and disturbs your sleep because it is shining directly on the bed.

Awesome atmosphere

Very nice the old house reminds of one I lived in when growing up.

Property is beautiful. It’s an old B&B built in late 1800s turned motel. Very cool place to stay. Great area of Birmingham. Bed was a little hard, but nice stay.