Parker House Bed & Breakfast

330 E 6th St, Anniston, AL 36207, Anniston, United States

Guest rating: 4.8 / 5

Overview

Parker House Bed & Breakfast is a small B&B in Anniston, Alabama, located at 330 E 6th St. Guest feedback highlights a well-kept, home-like setting hosted by hands-on owners. The property is highly rated at 4.8/5 from 26 public reviews.

Property character

Reviews describe the house as an English-style home with original architectural features and furnishings, giving it a more historic, residential feel than a standard hotel. Guests also note the home is maintained to a high standard of cleanliness despite being an active family residence.

Breakfast & hosting

As a bed-and-breakfast, guests commonly mention breakfast/food positively. One practical detail raised in reviews is that coffee may be self-serve (some guests reported making their own).

Location & nearby attractions

The B&B sits close to several Anniston landmarks, including the World’s Largest Office Chair (about 558 m) and the Freedom Riders National Monument (about 1,000 m). For parks and outdoor recreation, Coldwater Mountain Bike Trails (Anniston Trailhead) is about 3.2 km away, and larger nature destinations like Cheaha Mountain, Talladega National Forest, and Cheaha State Park are roughly 16–19 km away. Cultural options nearby include Anniston Museums and Gardens (about 5.0 km), the Anniston Museum of Natural History (about 5.0 km), and the Berman Museum (about 5.1 km).

Best for

This B&B best suits couples and weekend travelers who want a personable, host-led stay in a distinctive historic-style home. It’s also a strong base for guests visiting central Anniston attractions like the Freedom Riders National Monument (about 1 km) or heading out to Cheaha Mountain and Cheaha State Park (about 19 km).

Travel tips

If you plan to explore on foot, use nearby landmarks like the World’s Largest Office Chair (about 558 m) and the Freedom Riders National Monument (about 1,000 m) for easy orientation. Outdoor plans are very doable from this address, but destinations like Talladega National Forest and Cheaha State Park are a longer drive (roughly 16–19 km). If morning coffee is essential, note that guest feedback indicates coffee may be self-serve rather than made for you.

What guests say

Reviews consistently emphasize cleanliness and careful upkeep, even though the property functions as an active family home. Guests frequently highlight warm, accommodating owners and a notably welcoming, personal hosting style. The home’s character—described as English in style with original features and furnishings—is a recurring point of praise. Breakfast/food is generally viewed positively, though at least one guest noted a minor convenience issue around having to make their own coffee.

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