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* [[Ebenezer's]] restaurant and bar, 1974– | * [[Ebenezer's]] restaurant and bar, 1974– | ||
* [[H. L. Franklin's Place]], 1983 | * [[H. L. Franklin's Place]], 1983 | ||
* [[Millenium Buffet]], | * [[Millenium Buffet]] ([[Hansen Weng]]), 2002–2003 | ||
* [[Carnaggio's]], 2006–2008 | * [[Carnaggio's]] ([[Zia Ahsan]]), 2006–2008 | ||
* [[Drummond's Hickory Grill BBQ]], 2009 | * [[Drummond's Hickory Grill BBQ]] ([[Tim Drummond]]), 2009 | ||
* [[Bar 31]], 2013– | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 15:34, 2 August 2022
Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge Vestavia Hills was a 160-room, 6-story hotel located at 1485 Montgomery Highway (Vestavia Hills) in Vestavia Hills.
The hotel opened in 1974 as a Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge and originally featured a heated swimming pool, lighted tennis court, and banquet facilities for 400 along with a Howard Johnson's Coffee Shop and Ebenezer's restaurant and bar.
The hotel was rebranded as a Comfort Inn in the 1990s.
In January 2006 the property began operating as the Vestavia Hills Hotel. It was later brought into the Quality Inn brand before becoming a Days Inn by Wyndham in the 2010s.
Restaurant
- Ebenezer's restaurant and bar, 1974–
- H. L. Franklin's Place, 1983
- Millenium Buffet (Hansen Weng), 2002–2003
- Carnaggio's (Zia Ahsan), 2006–2008
- Drummond's Hickory Grill BBQ (Tim Drummond), 2009
- Bar 31, 2013–