Birmingham Tree House
1309 19th St S, Birmingham, AL 35205, Bessemer, United States
3-star hotel
Guest rating: 5.0 / 5
Overview
Birmingham Tree House is a 3-star stay in Birmingham, Alabama (1309 19th St S, Birmingham, AL 35205) with a standout public rating of 5/5 from 233 reviews. Guest feedback describes it as a charming, older/historic-style house that feels cozy, clean, and thoughtfully updated.
Rooms & Style
Reviews highlight a warm, whimsical interior with carefully decorated common areas and a welcoming atmosphere. At least one room is noted for having a comfortable bed, a desk/work surface, and an en-suite bathroom with a claw-foot tub.
On-site Extras
Guests mention complimentary morning coffee and bagels available before checkout. The property also has yoga rooms that guests can use as needed, and some travelers describe the overall experience as restful and calming.
Location & Nearby Highlights
The property places you close to major Birmingham attractions, including Vulcan Park and Museum (about 670 m) and Railroad Park Foundation (about 1.9 km). It’s also within a short drive of the Birmingham Zoo (about 1.9 km), Birmingham Botanical Gardens (about 2.1 km), McWane Science Center (about 2.2 km), and the Birmingham Museum of Art (about 3.0 km). Civil-rights landmarks are nearby as well, including the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (about 2.7 km), Birmingham Civil Rights National Monument (about 2.7 km), Kelly Ingram Park (about 2.6 km), and the 16th Street Baptist Church (about 2.8 km).
Best for
This property suits couples, solo travelers, and anyone who prefers a small, character-rich stay over a standard hotel, especially given the “older house” feel and highly rated, restful atmosphere. It can also be a good fit for wellness-minded travelers thanks to the on-site yoga rooms and the calm, reset-focused vibe noted in reviews. Sightseers will appreciate quick access to Vulcan Park, Railroad Park, and several of Birmingham’s major museums and landmarks.
Travel tips
If you’re planning to visit Vulcan Park and Museum, it’s close enough (about 670 m) to make it an easy first stop for views and a short outing. Civil-rights sites like the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, the National Monument, Kelly Ingram Park, and 16th Street Baptist Church cluster within roughly 2.6–2.8 km, making it practical to group them in one day. Guests note morning coffee (and bagels) before checkout, so it’s worth planning a little time for that if it’s offered during your stay.
What guests say
Reviews repeatedly emphasize a restful, peaceful stay with a cozy, charming feel in an older house that’s been updated and kept clean. Guests often mention thoughtful decor and a welcoming atmosphere, along with small comforts like morning coffee (and bagels). Specific in-room positives include a comfortable bed, a usable desk area, and an en-suite claw-foot tub in at least one room. The location is also described as convenient, with walkable food options nearby. No recurring negatives are reflected in the provided excerpts.
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