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Alabama Hotels Alabama is named after an Indian tribe that inhabited the central part of the state when it was first explored by Hernando De Soto in the 16th century. The oldest city in Alabama is Moble, established by the French in 1702. Alabama is located next to Georgia to the east, Mississippi to the west, Florida to the south and Tennessee on the north. Alabama currently has over 4.8 million residents and it is the 30th largest state with over 52 thousand square miles. Alabama is both a destination for travelers and a stopping off point from transit routes such as Interstate 10. We have lists of hotels in nearly every city in Alabama offered at the most reasonable hotel room rates. Alabama has thousands of hotel and motel rooms from the most luxurious to basic convenient over night rest stops. Andalusia Anniston Athens Attalla Auburn Bessemer Birmingham Calera Clanton Cullman Daphne Decatur Demopolis Dothan Enterprise Eufaula Florence Foley Fultondale Gadsden Greenville Gulf Shores Guntersville Homewood Huntsville Jasper Leeds Madison Mobile Montgomery Monroeville Opelika Orange Beach Oxford Ozark Pelham Phenix City Prattville Saraland Scottsboro Selma Troy Trussville Tuscaloosa Alabama has a diverse economy based on military bases, aerospace, education, healthcare, tourism, mining and various other industries. In the recent past agriculture provided 1.5 billion dollars out of 170 billion dollars to the states economy. This is a dramatic shift in economic focus. Alabama was once known as the Cotton State when in the past Alabama's economy was dependent on agriculture. Tourism has become a major economic influence in Alabama with millions of visitors coming to places such as Gulf Shores and Orange Beach.