
Creekside Lodge Transforming into Boutique Hotel
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Spencer Mann transforms Creekside Lodge on Lake Martin into a boutique hotel, capitalizing on its prime location near popular spots like Niffers Place and Oskars Cafe. The lodge, originally opened in 2007, will undergo renovations for an early May opening, featuring a 10,000 sq. ft. restaurant, a 2,000 sq. ft. porch, and a 5,000 sq. ft. pavilion. A new coffee shop will serve breakfast and lunch, while members enjoy perks like dedicated rooms with kitchenettes, pool access, hot tub, boat ramp, and more through Labor Day. Future plans include Auburn football packages and retreats, making Creekside a top spot on the lake.
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The latest headlines, weather and stories right here on Birmingham News today. Spencer Mann is turning Creekside Lodge on Lake Martin into a boutique hotel. The property sits on three and a half acres along Alabama, 49 in Dadeville, with a 20,000 square foot lodge featuring 26 rooms, and three two bedroom suites. He's a local real estate developer who loves the spot's prime location near popular spots, like Nifres Place and Oscars Cafe. The lodge first opened in 2007 under investor John Dürr, and has long hosted events for up to 250 people. Mann snapped it up because he saw untapped potential in an area that's grown busier over the years, especially with more visitors flocking to the lake. Locals and staff have mixed feelings about the changes around Lake Martin, from quiet weekends to bustling crowds, particularly during Auburn football. Season. Mann, who also runs Dirt Road Gourmet, aims to boost underused properties like this one by adding real value for guests and members. Renovations kicked off recently for an early May
opening, including a 10,000 square foot restaurant space, a 2,000 square foot porch, facing the water, and a 5,000 square foot pavilion. A new coffee shop will handle breakfast and lunch, while members get perks like dedicated rooms with kitchenettes, pool access, hot tub, boat ramp, and more through Labor Day. Looking ahead, expect Auburn football packages with rooms and charter rides to games, plus retreats using the indoor and outdoor spaces. This upgrade should make Creekside a go-to spot on the lake. The daily news now is powered by our sponsor, Lincoln the Description. Some travel miles to find peace. I just climb into bed and listen, S-O-L-L-I, solelypillow.com.
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