Gran casa familiar frente a la playa con cocina grande + muchas habitaciones 'Southern Grace'

Thank you! We look forward to your next stay:-)

Lynn, Thank you for your 5-star review! We look forward to seeing you in the future!

Misty, We are so glad you and your family had a great stay at Southern Grace. We look forward to working with you in the future.

The pest control company was able to trap the big guy and sealed every possible entry point against future visitors. With exceptionally hot and dry weather critters were seeking shelter. This area is native habitat to an endangered mouse species so there is tremendous regulation around dealing with them.

We are so sorry we missed your emails (2 of them within a few minutes on 1 day). We just went looking for them. With the name in the email address not matching your reservation name and blank subject lines, they went to spam. We wish you had tried again or called us or replied to one of our pre-arrival emails. We are happy to answer questions and look forward to your next stay. We offer preferred rates to repeat guests. Please give us a call or see the information we sent during and after your stay for details on booking. Thank you!

We are sorry that a mouse got in the house during your stay. When you called, we sent the pest control company to resolve it. They were turned away. Their treatments are not toxic to humans. Immediately after your departure they were able to capture it and have seen no trace of others. The house is routinely checked and has an annual pest control contract. 40 consecutive days of rain can cause creatures to seek shelter. Gulf Shores is native habitat for the Alabama Beach Mouse. On the rare occasion something happens, we are prepared to respond. The house does not have mice, or beyond that one, a history of mice. Poisonous products are not used in our homes. All of our homes have pest control contracts so if we know of any issues, we are able to immediately have someone out. Previously one mouse had been seen in the ground floor storage room where the beach chairs are kept. As a preventative measure one or more sticky traps were put out (they get stuck and die from dehydration--sad, but safe) but the dark/sheltered corners where those might be effective generally aren't areas where even an unsupervised 1 year old would go. That was not an indication that mice had previously been in the house.