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Welcome to Hamilton Inn Bessemer Hotel. Our hotel is conveniently located off Interstate I-20/59 and highway 11 intersection in the historic city of Bessemer.
We look forward to welcoming you to Hamilton Inn Bessemer!
Read MoreFree WiFi throughout Hotel and Parking.
Start your day off right with our Free Hot Breakfast Buffet (Restrictions due to COVID-19) Muffins, Fruit, Coffee & Tea.
Take a refreshing dip in our seasonal Outdoor Pool. ADA Equipment available. Pool is currently closed due to COVID-19.
Meeting Rooms available with Boardroom, theater and Meeting up to 20 people with setup and audio visual equipment.
Business Center with Computer, Printer, Faxes, Copies, and Free FedEx Pickup.
Fitness Room with state of the art equipment available for our valued guests.
The hospitality in this hotel has been nothing short of “Service Excellence” The rooms are spacious, clean and super comfortable.
Thank you for a truly amazing stay! Your hospitality is quite outstanding. The staffs were always motivated to help us. The food was excellent.
Alabama Splash Adventure is the ultimate, fun day out for all ages. It’s a waterpark and amusement park combined, so you can choose when and where you want to go. Whether you dare to experience the 216-feet slide called Upsurge, ride Kahuna Waves or visit Splash Island, you can do it all.
Located in an old southern railroad depot, Bessemer Hall of History Museum will open your eyes to the city’s past. Showcasing a range of artefacts, documents, photographs and even furnishings from the 1800s, visitors can soon gain a clear picture of life in this area of Alabama. There’s a Civil War collection and even a detailed replica of Downtown Bessemer.
An original Juke Joint, Gip’s Place has attracted Blues fans and musicians from all over the world. Jimmy Page and Robert Plant once rocked up unannounced to play here, and Chuck Berry even gifted the owner Gip Gibson his guitar! The owner, Gip, is a legend in his own right, he began his journey by entertaining neighbours in his home garage in the early 1950s.