Columbus Street Inn, a bed & breakfast inn in North Alabama, is "Waiting to Welcome You" with special packages throughout the year! 

Columbus Street Inn invites you to consider the possibilities our bed & breakfast holds as a special Alabama small wedding location, as a space to host a small family reunion or birthday celebration, or as an excellent spot for a quiet weekend getaway.  We are pleased to make available vacation packages and group travel rates.  Specials always include our delicious gourmet breakfast each morning.  check back often for the most up-to-date offers on our lodging accommodations.

Columbus Street Inn's "Recipe for Romance" is the perfect treat for any couple!  It includes all the right ingredients for a special night away.  The "Recipe for Romance" is available to add on to any Thursday, Friday, or Saturday night's stay for an additional $60 + tax (total cost of stay-$129 + tax).  Advance reservations are required.  To add this package to your stay, click "Add to Stay" when making an on-line reservation or simply call the Inn at 205-932-4411.

If you choose to add the "Recipe for Romance" to your stay and wish to keep it a SECRET from you partner, please email  (info@columbusstreetinn.com) or call the Inn (205-932-4411) so that we do not spoil your surprise!

Columbus Street Inn's "Recipe for Romance"
1.  Begin with 1 single red rose in vase, 1 chilled bottle of sparkling, nonalcoholic fruit juice and 2 complimentary champagne flutes, and 1 tray of decadent chocolate-dipped strawberries in your guest room upon arrival.
2.  Sprinkle in lots of time to snuggle and relax with your sweetheart in your cozy guest room.
3.  Finish off with 1 delicious gourmet breakfast by candlelight in the guest dining room.
4.  Serve with lots of spicy hugs and kisses.
Optional garnish for extra special effect-add 1 or 1/2 dozen long stemmed red roses (extra charge)
Serves 2 with lots of special memories "left over"

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