Candlewood Suites Downtown, MobileCandlewood Suites Downtown in Mobile, United States has a corrected score of 3.7 ± 0.2 (fair evidence, 2 of 4 platforms), ranked 5 of 64 hotels we score in Mobile. Its platform ratings, normalised to 0-5, average 4.0 before correction: Booking.com 4.1, Tripadvisor 3.9. Rooms from about $169 a night (cached, not a live quote).Candlewood Suites Downtown is an all-suite extended-stay hotel in Mobile, Alabama, set in the Central Business and historic districts. It is the only extended-stay property downtown, within walking distance of Mobile Bay, the cruise terminal, Dauphin Street, Bienville Square, the Convention Center and GulfQuest Maritime Museum. Suites and studio suites come with full kitchens and workspaces, and there is free WiFi, a seasonal outdoor pool, a 24-hour gym and a landscaped courtyard with seating. It suits business travellers and guests on longer stays who want to self-cater. Rooms have been recently renovated and are spacious, though some guests report slow-draining bathroom sinks and a strong air freshener smell. Rates start at $169 per night.What stands out

Full kitchens in every suite

Central downtown location near attractions

Friendly, helpful front desk staff

Free parking by the entrance

Watch out for

Bathroom sinks can clog

Strong air freshener smell in rooms

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